Game Mechanics and Bounce Logic
The game uses a single ball that bounces eight times, with each bounce being a fair fifty-fifty chance of going left or right. The final slot index, ranging from zero to eight, represents the total number of right bounces. Each of the 256 possible paths has an equal probability of one two hundred fifty-sixth. The browser uses crypto.getRandomValues to generate random values for the left/right choices, making the process transparent and fair.Payouts, Multipliers, and RTP
Multipliers range from zero point three times to eight times the stake, arranged symmetrically from the edges to the center. The exact return to player is ninety-six point six four zero six two five percent, with a house edge of three point three five nine three seven five percent. Gross returns include the original stake, and settlements use integer tenths for exact arithmetic. A stake of five coins at the 0.3× multiplier returns 1.5 coins: one whole coin and five tenths, assuming no prior carry.Wallet Rules and Refill Mechanics
The initial balance is set to one thousand virtual coins, with a minimum stake of five coins. A stake is deducted before the animation begins and persists even if you reload the page during play. You can manually refill to one thousand coins only when the balance falls below five coins and the game is idle. This refill sets the balance rather than adding to it, and any fractional carry is cleared during this process.Questions & answers
What is the exact probability of landing in each slot?
The probability for each slot is determined by the binomial distribution of eight fair coin flips. Slot zero has a one in two hundred fifty-six chance, while the central slot four (index 4) has a seventy in two hundred fifty-six chance.
Does reloading the page refund my stake if the ball is still falling?
No, the stake is debited before the animation starts. If you reload during an unfinished round, you lose the stake without any refund or later settlement.
Are the virtual coins in this demo worth real money?
No, the coins are virtual and have no cash value. There is no deposit, withdrawal, or cash redemption process in this specific demo.
