A public board.
Not a private channel.
This Demo does not ask for an email, create a profile or operate a matchmaking account. A connected wallet still reveals its selected public address to the page.
What stays in the page.
Counter rotation, scroll effects and the scratch reveal are temporary browser interactions. They do not create an account or a game record. This Demo does not use an analytics service, email form or persistent browser storage.
Fonts and the fixed JavaScript libraries are served from the local project. The page does not require a third-party media host for the procedural glass counters.
Connection is not a transaction.
After you click Connect wallet, the selected wallet may share a public address and network. The website never requests a private key, recovery phrase or token allowance. Rejecting a connection or transaction is not presented as success.
The contract is not currently deployed. No board read, Gas estimate or write is available. When a reviewed deployment exists, your wallet and RPC service may process network requests under their own terms. The interface cannot make them private.
A move can remain public.
A future public deployment records both participant addresses, invitations, acceptances, board cells, turns, outcomes and relevant events. Anyone may inspect or index them. A wallet address is not a verified identity.
Do not submit sensitive information or use a game to conceal private activity. A cancellation or resignation changes the game state; it does not erase the previous public record.
No invented contact channel.
The project's X account has not been provided. It is marked pending instead of being replaced by another project's account. This local Demo has no customer-support inbox or request-processing backend.
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