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Personal Limits and Stopping the Demo

Virtual coins have no cash value, but play can still absorb time and attention. Choose your own stopping time and coin limit before drawing this original demo.

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The intended adult audience

This guide and its original demo are intended for adults aged 18 or over. That is an audience policy, not an implemented age check or a statement about local law.

Choose a stopping time and a personal virtual-coin limit before playing. Restoration and Auto10 do not enforce those limits. Stop and seek appropriate qualified help locally if play becomes difficult to control or causes distress.

Choose personal limits before starting

Set a duration and a maximum number of virtual coins you are willing to use. Take breaks and stop when either limit is reached.

The demo does not enforce a session timer, spending limit or account-level self-exclusion. Restoration supplies more demo coins; it is not a protective limit.

Stop affects future automatic draws

Auto10 requests up to ten complete draws, each requiring a new affordable stake. It is not one stake shared across ten words. A draw cannot start if its stake exceeds the available balance.

Stop future draws cancels later queued draws and a scheduled next draw. An active draw continues and settles normally. Stop does not pause the active animation, collect early or refund its captured stake.

Automatic draws normally have a 180-millisecond gap before the next start. Stake, mode and restoration stay locked through the queue and scheduled gaps; sound remains available.

Let an active draw finish before leaving if you want its return credited. There is no active-draw pause or early collection.

Returns do not promise profit

Choose Score, Score squared or Score cubed before drawing. Their payout weights are the raw score, its square and its cube, respectively. They use separate exact mean weights: 8.8125, 116.640625 and 2003.203125.

Each mean averages that mode's weight across all 256 equally likely eight-symbol words. Squaring or cubing changes the spread of returns; it does not make a zero raw score positive.

Raw gross return equals the captured stake multiplied by 0.96, multiplied by the selected payout weight, then divided by that mode's exact mean. A zero raw score returns zero in every mode.

Each mode has an exact expected gross return of 96%. That percentage is not the chance of a positive return, a guaranteed session result or a promise of net profit. A positive return can still be smaller than the stake.

Gross return is what the draw returns after its stake has already been deducted. It is not profit added on top of a returned stake.

The saved samples contain one million draws per mode. Measured gross returns were approximately 96.026% for Score, 96.132% for Score squared and 96.038% for Score cubed.

These are observed sample results. The exact 96% expectation follows from the uniform eight-symbol outcomes, separate mean weights and payout formula. Samples and individual sessions can differ from that expectation.

Wallet restoration and reload loss

At settlement, add saved fractional carry to the raw gross return, credit the whole-number part and save the remaining fraction. For example, a raw return of 12.4 coins plus 0.8 carry credits 13 coins and retains 0.2.

A zero raw return leaves carry unchanged. Carry persists across settlement, restoration and reload. The displayed balance uses whole coins; carry is a separate saved payout fraction.

A new wallet starts with 1,000 virtual coins. Balance and fractional carry are saved in browser local storage, including a settled zero balance. The coins have no cash value and cannot be purchased, withdrawn or exchanged for money.

Restore demo balance is available only when no draw, automatic queue or scheduled next draw is active and balance is strictly below 10. It manually sets balance to exactly 1,000, replacing the old amount rather than adding 1,000. Carry is retained.

These saved values are a local demo wallet, not a synchronized account or a guarantee of recovery after browser data are removed.

Reloading during an unfinished draw ends it. Its captured stake remains deducted without refund, payout or resumption. Saved balance and carry remain; stake and mode reset to 20 coins and Score.

Wait for settlement before reloading if you want that draw's return credited. Clearing cached files may leave local storage intact. Use the browser's controls for this site's stored data if you intend to remove its wallet.

Requests, browser data and seeking help

The browser saves the demo balance and fractional carry in local storage. The pages load Google Fonts stylesheets and font files for Public Sans and DM Serif Display and include Statinside visitor analytics using counter 44.

The absence of an account or cashier does not establish anonymity or the absence of personal-data processing. The observed integrations do not establish complete server logging, analytics fields, cookie behavior or retention periods.

Removing local storage can discard the wallet but does not block access to the demo. Closing a page or deleting stored values is not an enforced exclusion feature.

Stop and seek appropriate qualified help locally if play becomes difficult to control, interferes with daily life or causes distress.

Frequently asked questions

Can Stop pause the active draw?

No. Stop future draws cancels later queued or scheduled starts. An active draw finishes and settles normally, without early collection or refund.

Does restoring the wallet enforce a personal limit?

No. Eligible idle restoration sets balance to 1,000 and keeps carry. Your chosen time and coin limits remain voluntary.

Does removing browser data block future play?

No. Removing site local storage can discard balance and carry, but does not prevent reopening the demo or supply account-level self-exclusion.