Local Coin Storage
The virtual coins you use in the cricket demo game are stored locally in your browser's storage (localStorage or cookies). This means:
- No Account Needed: You do not create a user ID or password to play.
- Device-Specific: Your coin balance is tied to your specific browser on your specific device. If you clear the browser’s site data or switch devices, your coin balance resets.
- No Server Sync: Your progress is not uploaded to any cloud server, so no one can link your gaming activity to a real-world identity.
Anonymous Analytics Counter
We use a simple, anonymous analytics counter to understand how many people visit the demo game. This counter does not:
- Record your name, email, or IP address.
- Track your behavior across other websites.
- Use cookies for advertising profiling.
It simply records a count of unique sessions to help us maintain the site. This data is aggregated and cannot be used to identify you personally.
Cookies and Browser Data
This site uses only essential cookies to store your local coin balance and game settings (like sound preferences). These cookies:
- Are session-based or have a short expiry.
- Do not contain personal data.
- Are not shared with third-party advertisers.
You can delete these cookies at any time via your browser settings, which will reset your demo game balance.
Comparison with Official Platforms
It is important to distinguish this site from the operator's official websites. The official platforms typically require:
- Registration: You must provide personal details.
- Account Login: Your deposits and winnings are stored on their servers.
- Data Collection: They collect IP addresses, device info, and betting history for regulatory and marketing purposes.
In contrast, this demo site collects almost no personal data because there is no money involved and no user accounts.
Why Local Storage Matters
Using local storage for the demo game offers a privacy-first experience. Since the cricket Super Over game relies on random outcomes and virtual coins, there is no need to transmit your gameplay data to a central server. This reduces the attack surface for data breaches. If you are concerned about your digital footprint while testing game mechanics, this local approach ensures your activity remains on your device until you choose to clear it.
