Understanding Local Storage and Cookies
The free demo relies on local storage and cookies to remember your state. When you play the Crash game, your current multiplier, virtual stake, and auto-cash-out preferences are saved directly in your browser. This means your data stays on your device and is not sent to the operator’s servers. However, be aware that clear the browser’s site data or switching devices will reset these settings. No personally identifiable information (PII) such as your name or address is stored locally during demo play.
Difference from the Real-Money App
When you switch to the official application or website to play with real money, the privacy landscape changes entirely. You will be required to verify your identity (KYC) and link payment methods. The data collected then includes your financial details, gambling history, and potentially your IP address for security purposes. For the free demo, however, your experience remains entirely private and local, with no obligation to share your identity with the operator.
Third-Party Analytics
Even in the free version, the site may use anonymous analytics tools to understand how users interact with the Crash game interface. These tools typically use cookies but do not identify you personally. You can usually manage these preferences through your browser settings or by disabling third-party cookies. The operator does not sell your demo usage data to advertisers.
Frequently asked questions
Is my data safe if I close the browser?
Yes, but it will be lost. Since data is stored locally, closing the browser or clearing your cache will reset your virtual coin balance and settings to their default state.
Does the platform track my gameplay?
Basic usage metrics (e.g., round duration, crash point) may be logged anonymously for performance monitoring, but your identity is not linked to this data in the demo mode.
