Personal limits for this virtual-coin demo

This guide is intended for an 18+ audience; that policy is not a statement of local law or an enforced age gate. You can choose personal time or virtual-coin limits outside the interface and stop starting new balls. The demo has no pause timer, account-level block or self-exclusion control. It is not a clinical training tool and does not make losses safe.

A new wallet starts with 1,000 virtual coins. The current balance, including each stake debit at launch and any zero balance, and fractional carry persist in the browser where storage is available. When all balls have finished, the queue is empty and balance is below 10, manual refill sets the balance to 1,000 while keeping fractional carry. It is locked while any ball or queued launch remains. Reloading discards unfinished balls without refund or resume.

The page uses browser localStorage for current virtual balance and fractional carry. It also loads Google Fonts and a Statinside counter. A local wallet and absence of a demo login do not establish anonymity or exclude other processing. Clearing cached files may leave saved site storage intact. This description is not an exhaustive processing inventory.

Up to six balls can be active at once. Each ball captures its whole stake and selected power at launch, and the stake is debited then. Changing settings affects later launches. In normal motion, the animation runs for about 1,200 ms; reduced-motion preference can settle it earlier. There is no manual early collection. Auto schedules at most ten launches; Stop cancels future launches while existing balls finish. Sound remains available.

You may decide in advance when to stop launching balls or leave the page. Such choices are personal actions; the interface does not implement a timer or enforced session budget. Leaving or reloading while balls are unfinished loses their captured virtual stakes.

If play feels difficult to control, consider speaking with a qualified local professional or support resource you can verify. This page does not diagnose a condition or promise that simulated play changes real-world behavior.