Adult use and a chosen stopping time
The site rule limits this guide and simulator to adults aged 18 or older. That rule establishes no regional gambling age or commercial service eligibility. Choose a stopping time outside the game and leave when it arrives.
Free virtual losses do not need recovery; refill can remain unused. If play displaces other activities or causes distress, pause and seek qualified local support. No diagnostic threshold, treatment promise or authenticated local helpline is supplied here.
Pause without recovering virtual losses
Stop cancels future automatic rounds while an already active spin settles under its captured settings. Closing the page ends participation. A result creates no obligation to recover the starting virtual balance or continue playing.
Every mode uses the same occupancy probabilities and complete-assignment rule. Raising stake scales both debit and possible credit without improving expected return per coin. Previous boards do not make a later assignment due to appear. Keep the stopping time independent of the last result.
Captured rounds and the persisted wallet
A new browser wallet starts with 1,000 free virtual coins. Settled balance and fractional-credit carry persist in localStorage. Reload does not replenish settled funds. Fractional returns accumulate before whole coins are credited rather than being discarded each spin.
One total stake and mode are captured for the whole board. Settings and refill lock during settlement and an active automatic queue. Auto runs at most ten rounds; Stop prevents future rounds while an already active spin settles. Optional free refill is available only while idle with balance below ten. It sets balance to 1,000 and preserves fractional carry. Coins cannot be bought, transferred, redeemed or withdrawn.
Adult use and a chosen stopping time: practical limits
The site rule limits this guide and simulator to adults aged 18 or older. That rule establishes no regional gambling age or commercial service eligibility. Choose a stopping time outside the game and leave when it arrives.
Free virtual losses do not need recovery; refill can remain unused. If play displaces other activities or causes distress, pause and seek qualified local support. No diagnostic threshold, treatment promise or authenticated local helpline is supplied here.
Pause without recovering virtual losses: practical limits
Stop cancels future automatic rounds while an already active spin settles under its captured settings. Closing the page ends participation. A result creates no obligation to recover the starting virtual balance or continue playing.
Every mode uses the same occupancy probabilities and complete-assignment rule. Raising stake scales both debit and possible credit without improving expected return per coin. Previous boards do not make a later assignment due to appear. Keep the stopping time independent of the last result.
Fifteen fair bits and ten column triples
One spin draws fifteen independent fair bits arranged as three rows and five columns. Each column is a three-bit vector. The raw score counts unordered subsets of exactly three different column positions whose bitwise XOR is 000. There are ten such three-column subsets to test.
Each qualifying subset contributes one, even if selected columns have equal values. Column positions must be distinct, but column values need not be distinct. If no subset qualifies the raw score is zero. The computer counts all qualifying subsets; you do not choose a subset by skill. One whole captured stake covers the entire board, without separately paid rows.
Frequently asked questions
Does this guide represent a gaming or transport operator?
No. It supplies its own browser simulator and authenticates no external commercial affiliation.
How is the board generated?
Fifteen independent fair bits form one three-row, five-column binary board.
What does the raw score count?
Unordered subsets of exactly three distinct column positions whose three-bit XOR is 000.
How many column triples are tested?
Ten, the number of three-position subsets of five columns.
Can selected columns have equal values?
Yes. Their positions must be distinct; their three-bit values need not be distinct.
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