A deliberate session
Virtual coins have no cash value, but repeated launches still take time and attention. Choose a stopping time or small number of rounds before starting. Repeated Auto requests can extend a session beyond one ten-ball queue. Use the demo as a probability experiment rather than pursuing a target balance.
Reading expected return
Expected gross reward is 96% of the stake; expected net change is therefore −4%. Gross is not profit and a session result is not guaranteed. An all-left P1 ball with stake ten has raw 144 and gross 24.685714… coins. Subtract the ten-coin stake to interpret its net result.
The private urn
Each ball starts with left and right weights of one. For twelve rows, choose uniformly among the total integer weight, follow that side, then increase its weight by one. A new ball resets both weights. Reinforcement applies within a ball, so past completed balls cannot make a new ball owe a particular result.
Launch and stop
Each valid launch immediately spends one whole stake and captures its mode. Up to six balls can run together, settling after 1.2 seconds. Changes affect later balls only. Auto schedules at most ten launches; Stop cancels future launches while active balls settle. There is no early cashout or independent stake per row.
Refill is not recovery
Refill restores a convenient starting counter, not past losses. It does not alter future probabilities. Frequent refills can hide cumulative stakes if only the current balance is considered. If playing becomes frustrating or difficult to stop, end the session and choose another activity; this guide provides no counselling service.
Local balance and carry
The wallet begins with 1,000 virtual coins. Exact fractional rewards accumulate as carry, and only whole coins join the spendable balance. When fully idle and below ten, manual refill sets the balance to 1,000 and preserves carry. Refill stays locked while any ball or queued launch remains. Coins have no cash value.
