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Orbit Sum Demo: Probability and Payout Analysis

The Orbit Sum demo uses two independent pointers drawing values from zero to six. Results are summed modulo seven to determine if your selected arc wins.

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Game Mechanics and Arc Selection

Each round draws two independent values from zero to six. These values are added and taken modulo seven to produce a final result between zero and six. Players select an arc starting at zero with a length of one, two, or three positions. If the final result falls within your chosen arc, you win.

Payout Structure and Gross Returns

Winning an arc of length one returns 6.72 times your stake. An arc of length two returns 3.36 times your stake, and a length of three returns 2.24 times. These are gross returns that include your original stake. Stakes are set at ten, twenty-five, fifty, or one hundred virtual coins.

Settlement and Wallet Rules

The stake is deducted once at the start and persists before animation. Fractional amounts are stored in hundredths, while whole coins are credited separately. Automatic settlement occurs at the end of the reveal. Reloading the page discards unfinished rounds without refund or resume.

Frequently asked questions

What is the expected return for Orbit Sum?

The expected return is ninety-six percent across all arc modes. Simulated data confirms this with results hovering near ninety-five point six to ninety-six percent.

How does the wallet restore coins?

Manual restoration is available only when the balance falls below ten coins. It sets the balance to one thousand coins rather than adding to the current amount.