Local Storage: No Accounts Needed
The core advantage of the free demo mode is that it does not create a user profile linked to the operator. When you play games like Mines, your settings—such as the number of mines selected, your stake, and current multiplier—are saved in your browser's local storage (localStorage or IndexedDB). This data lives only on your specific device and browser instance.
What this means for you:
- Privacy: Your demo game history is not linked to your name, IP address, or device ID in the operator’s database.
- Portability: If you clear the browser’s site data, or switch devices, your demo progress resets. This is expected because no account was created to sync this data across devices.
- No Server Tracking: The operator cannot see how many times you play, your win/loss ratio, or your strategy in demo mode because that data never leaves your browser.
Anonymous Analytics & Cookies
While your game data is local, the website may use standard web analytics to understand traffic patterns. These counters are typically anonymous and aggregate data (e.g., "100 users played today") rather than tracking individual behavior.
- Cookies: Small text files may be used to remember your language preference or basic demo settings. These are typically session-based or non-identifying.
- Minimal Tracking: Unlike many free sites that rely on complex third-party ad networks to build detailed profiles of your browsing habits across the web, this demo focuses on minimal intrusion.
You can manage these cookies through your browser settings. Disabling them may reset your demo preferences each time you visit.
Demo vs. Real Money: Data Differences
It is important to distinguish between this free demo and the real-money platform. If you decide to play on the operator's official website, the privacy landscape changes significantly:
- Account Creation: Real-money play requires an account, which links your activity to your identity.
- Financial Data: Transaction history is stored on the operator’s servers for regulatory and security purposes.
- KYC Requirements: You may need to submit ID documents, which are stored securely by the operator but are not visible in the demo.
This guide covers only the anonymous demo experience available on this site.