Privacy in the Free Demo Game

The demo game is designed for practice and entertainment, not for real-money wagering. Because there is no real money involved, there is no regulatory need to collect personal information. You do not need to register, log in, or provide a phone number to start playing the cricket Super Over game.

This contrasts sharply with the operator’s official sites where you must verify your identity (KYC) and link payment methods. Here, you are just a visitor playing with virtual coins. No one can link your gameplay here to your real-world identity.

Your virtual coin balance is saved using your browser’s local storage (specifically, localStorage). This means the data stays on your specific device (phone, tablet, or computer) and does not go to a central server controlled by the operator.

• Pros: Fast loading, no internet required to check your balance, no server downtime affects your coins.
• Cons: If you clear the browser’s site data or switch devices, your coin balance resets. There is no way to recover lost coins because no account exists to restore them.

This is a technical feature, not a privacy risk. The data never leaves your device unless you share your browser storage manually.

The site uses a simple, anonymous analytics counter to track how many people visit and play. It typically does not use cookies that track you across other websites (third-party tracking). It usually does not record your IP address in a way that identifies you personally.

The goal is simply to understand traffic volume, not to build a profile of you. You can use this site with ad-blockers or privacy-focused browsers without breaking the game’s functionality.

We use minimal, essential cookies to remember your language preference and game settings (like sound on/off). These are first-party cookies, meaning they are only read by this specific website and expire when you close your browser or after a short period. They are not used for advertising or profiling.