Fair play and result integrity
A leaderboard is only useful when players can trust that normal gameplay and server-side validation matter. Leaderboard Looters therefore keeps important scoring decisions off the client and provides administrative audit controls for genuine disputes.
Complete the mining run that is presented
Normal play means progressing through the visible five-stage mine using the on-screen tap area. Scripts that directly call scoring endpoints, replay old requests or attempt to fabricate completion data are not equivalent to completing the mining run.
The browser is not the authority
Values shown in developer tools or local JavaScript are not authoritative leaderboard records. The server determines whether an attempt exists, whether it can be submitted and whether its result creates a ticket entry.
Do not share account credentials
Each player should keep their own credentials private. Sharing a password makes it difficult to distinguish legitimate activity from activity performed by somebody else using the same account.
Rate limits protect shared infrastructure
Authentication and other sensitive actions may be rate-limited. These limits are intended to slow automated abuse and protect the service, not to disadvantage normal play.
Audit controls are separate
Administrative tools are protected separately from ordinary player features. Where an administrator changes scoring state, an auditable adjustment is preferable to silently rewriting a player total.
Advertising is not a scoring shortcut
Standard ad impressions, clicks and page views do not directly award Falcon Tickets. Any optional rewarded access remains a separate access mechanism; the player still has to complete the unlocked challenge.