Voluntary Breaks and Personal Limits
This demo targets an audience aged 18 and above, though no strict age gate is enforced in the browser session. You can take breaks at any time, as there are no automatic session timeouts or forced cooldowns. Personal limits are entirely up to you, such as deciding to stop after a certain number of rounds or a specific balance. Since there is no cash involved, these limits are for entertainment management, not financial risk mitigation. You may manually refill your balance when it drops below ten coins, but this is a voluntary action to continue playing, not a guaranteed feature.
No Cash Value and Wallet Mechanics
The wallet stores whole coins and fractional hundredths in your browser's local storage. These virtual coins have no real-world monetary value and cannot be exchanged for cash. There is no deposit, withdrawal, or cashier system because no external operator or banking infrastructure is verified for this specific demo. If you refresh the page, any unfinished round is discarded without a refund, and the stake remains deducted. This means you do not lose real money, but you also do not retain progress between sessions unless you reload and restart.
Interface Controls and Data Privacy
Controls for stake selection and starting rounds are disabled while a round is active to prevent double-betting. The manual refill button is hidden when you have enough balance or during active play. The demo uses local storage for your balance and a flag for pending rounds, which resets on reload. Third-party requests include Google Fonts and Statinside analytics, but no personal data is collected for marketing or profiling. There is no account creation required, so no identity or payment data is submitted to the demo itself.
Frequently asked questions
Can I win real money in the 6QQ Orbit Sum demo?
No, the demo uses virtual coins that have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn or exchanged for real currency.
Does the demo enforce breaks or spending limits?
No, breaks and limits are voluntary. There are no automatic timeouts or enforced spending caps in the interface.