How Deadline Profit Scoring Works
The core mechanic selects a subset of jobs. Each job has a processing length, a deadline, and a fixed profit. Processing length equals the wheel reading plus one. Deadlines are fixed at three, six, nine, or twelve. Profits are fixed at one, three, five, or nine. A job counts only if it finishes by its own deadline. The goal is the maximum total profit from the selected group.
Four custom wheels generate the inputs. Each wheel reads uniformly from zero to seven. The game calculates the best subset automatically. You do not choose the optimization solution. You only choose the stake and mode.
Stakes, Modes, and Controls
You choose one whole stake per round. The options are ten, twenty, fifty, or one hundred coins. There are three reward modes. Mode one uses reward power one. Mode two uses power two. Mode three uses power three. Each power has its own expected return. You cannot use auto-play, stop, or cash out mid-round. You must wait for the draw to settle.
Controls lock during active play. You cannot change the stake or mode while the round runs. Sound and specific interface elements remain available depending on the mode. The interface prevents double-spending during the draw.
Expected Return and Math Evidence
The expected return is ninety-six percent. This is a mathematical average, not a guarantee. The game uses an exact mean based on four thousand ninety-six possible draws. Measured simulation percentages are close to this target. One million rounds show a measured return near ninety-five point nine seven percent. This matches the expected value.
| Mode | Expected Return | Measured Return |
|---|---|---|
| Power 1 | 96% | 95.97369% |
| Power 2 | 96% | 95.97891% |
| Power 3 | 96% | 95.965565% |
The displayed multipliers show gross coin returns. They include your original stake. The net profit is the return minus the stake.
Wallet, Restoration, and Settlement
The initial wallet contains 1,000 virtual coins. While idle and below 10, the restore button sets it to 1,000 and preserves its fractional remainder. This is a manual action, not automatic replenishment. At the start of a valid draw, the entire selected stake is deducted and the new balance is saved immediately. Reloading during the draw loses that stake: there is no refund, no return to the pre-stake balance and no resumed draw. After settlement, integer coin credit is added; its fractional remainder is kept separately for future settlements.
Site Facts and Identity
The wallet balance and payout remainder are saved in localStorage. These browser requests are separate from game calculations and do not establish anonymity. There is no account login, cashier or real-money payment. This guide is intended for adults aged 18 and older, with no implemented age gate. An outside operator identity or licence is not confirmed.
Responsible Use and Limits
Use virtual coins responsibly. Set your own limits. Take breaks. The game caps are mechanics. They do not guarantee safe behavior. If you need help, seek qualified local services. The demo is for entertainment. There is no clinical benefit. There is no enforced timer. You control your play time.
Frequently asked questions
How is the profit calculated?
The game selects jobs that fit within their deadlines. Each job has a fixed profit. The total profit is the sum of the selected jobs. The game calculates the best subset automatically. You do not choose the solution.
What happens if I run out of coins?
If your balance drops below ten, you can manually restore it. The restore sets your balance to one thousand. It preserves any fractional change from previous rounds. It is not automatic. You must click to refill.
Is this a standard roulette game?
No. It is an optimization demonstration. It uses custom wheels for inputs. The scoring is based on job deadlines. It is not a European roulette paytable. The expected return is ninety-six percent.
