Local Storage for Virtual Coins
The primary mechanism for storing your virtual coin balance and game history is the browser's Local Storage API. When you play the cricket Super Over demo, your choices (defend, drive, loft, or slog) and the resulting outcomes are saved directly on your device. This data is not uploaded to a central server unless you choose to log in to the operator's official site for real-money play.
- Benefit: Your progress is preserved even if you close the tab or refresh the page.
- Limitation: If you clear your browser cache or switch devices, your virtual coin balance will reset because it is not tied to a user ID.
- Safety: No personal identifiable information (PII) like your name or email is stored locally.
Anonymous Analytics Counters
The site uses third-party analytics tools to track general usage patterns. These counters are configured to be anonymous.
- What is tracked: Page views, time spent on the page, and general device type (e.g., Android vs. iOS).
- What is NOT tracked: Your identity. IP addresses are often anonymized or aggregated, and your specific game outcomes are not linked to a user profile.
- Purpose: This data helps the operators understand which games are popular without identifying individual players.
Cookies and Browser Settings
Like most websites, the platform uses session cookies and functional cookies. These are small text files stored on your device to keep the interface working correctly.
- Session Cookies: These expire when you close your browser. They help maintain your session while you are playing.
- Functional Cookies: These remember your language preference or theme settings.
- Analytics Cookies: These may persist longer to track return visits, but they do not identify you personally.
You can manage these settings through your browser's privacy menu. Blocking third-party cookies may affect the accuracy of the analytics counters but will not break the demo game.
Comparison: Demo vs. Real Money Privacy
It is important to distinguish between this free demo site and the operator's official platforms. When you play for real money on the operator's sites, you must provide personal details for KYC (Know Your Customer) verification, and your financial transactions are recorded. In contrast, the demo version here remains entirely anonymous.
