We use only a simple, anonymous analytics counter to track general visit statistics. This helps us understand traffic patterns without identifying you. We do not use tracking cookies that follow you across other websites, and we do not share your individual gaming habits with third parties.
Understanding Local Storage vs. Server Data
Local storage is a feature of your web browser that allows websites to store small amounts of data on your device. In the context of the free cricket demo, this means your coin balance and game state are saved locally. If you clear your browser cache or switch devices, your demo progress will reset. This is different from the operator's real-money platform, where data is stored on their central servers and linked to your account. For this demo, no personal identifiers like your name or IP address are permanently linked to your coin balance.
Anonymous Analytics Explained
We use a lightweight analytics tool to count visits. It records basic metrics like the date and time of your visit and the page you viewed. It does not use cookies to track you across the web or build a detailed profile of your behavior. This data is aggregated to help us improve the guide. No third-party advertisers can access your individual gaming data from this demo.
Why Local Storage Matters for You
Using local storage offers two main benefits: speed and privacy. Because data stays on your device, the game loads instantly without waiting for server responses. Additionally, since no account is created, there is no personal information to be breached in a server-side data leak. However, this also means your progress is tied to your current browser. If you use incognito mode or clear your site data, your virtual coins will disappear. This is normal behavior for a demo experience and does not indicate a loss of funds from a real account.
