How does the game work?
You choose a whole-coin stake of 5, 25, or 100, then drop one ball. The ball makes six independent left or right choices, each with a 50 percent probability. The number of right turns determines which of the seven payout buckets is selected. There is no skill or timing involved, and only one mode exists. Controls disable during the round, and a reload does not resume or refund an unfinished drop.
What are the wallet and balance rules?
The demo starts with a balance of 1000 virtual coins. Your chosen stake is deducted once at the start and persists. Gross returns, including any returned stake, are calculated immediately. Fractional hundredths are saved separately as carry, while whole coins are credited. You can manually set the balance to 1000 only when idle and the whole balance is below 5. This action sets the balance to 1000 rather than adding that amount. Reloading the page does not restore an unfinished round or refund the debit.
What is the expected return and settlement?
The game settles automatically after 700 milliseconds. The exact expected gross return is 97.1875 percent, based on the binomial distribution of six unbiased choices. This figure represents the mathematical expectation, not a win chance or session guarantee. Gross multipliers range from 0.36 to 8, with probabilities determined by the count of right turns. The measured return in simulation aligns closely with this expected value.
Questions and answers
Does the demo save unfinished rounds?
No. Reloading the page does not resume or refund an unfinished round. The debit remains saved, and the fractional carry is preserved, but the round itself is lost.
Can I restore my balance automatically?
No. Manual restoration is available only when idle and the whole balance is below 5. It sets the balance to 1000 rather than adding that amount automatically.
