The following sections detail how the virtual wallet operates within this independent demo, including how balance is restored, how fractional changes persist, and what happens when a round ends unexpectedly.
Virtual Wallet and Balance
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.
Manual Restoration and Idle Threshold
The wallet does not automatically replenish. If the balance falls below 10 coins while the game is in an idle state (not actively playing), you can manually restore it.
- Eligibility: The balance must be below 10 coins.
- Action: Click the restore button (or equivalent idle-state control).
- Result: The balance is set to exactly 1000 coins.
This restoration is a manual set operation. It does not add coins to a running total; it resets the base balance. However, any fractional carry (a precise mathematical remainder from previous settlements) is preserved during this reset, ensuring that the mathematical expectation remains consistent across sessions.
Fractional Carry and Persistence
In this demo, fractional carry refers to the precise decimal remainder of the balance that is not lost to integer rounding during settlements.
- Persistence: Fractional carry persists through normal settlement, manual refill (restoration to 1000), and page reloads.
- Impact: This ensures that the long-term expected return is mathematically accurate and not degraded by repeated integer truncation.
This feature is specific to this independent demonstration and does not imply any real-world financial rounding rules.
No External Payments or Fees
Since there is no external payment gateway:
- Deposits: None. You start with 1000 coins and restore manually if needed.
- Withdrawals: None. Winnings remain as virtual coins in the local wallet.
- Fees: No processing fees, no network fees, and no minimum/maximum limits apply because no external transaction occurs.
- Processing Time: Instant, as all operations are local to the browser.
The virtual coins are purely for demonstration of the game mechanics and probability distributions described in the rules.
Data Storage and Privacy
This demo saves the current virtual balance and the fractional payout remainder in localStorage on this browser. It has no account registration or payment form. The page declares Google Fonts for typography and the published page includes the Statinside visitor counter for account 44; these services can receive browser requests. These observations do not establish anonymity or exclusive local processing. Clearing cached files alone can leave localStorage intact; removing this site’s stored data removes the saved wallet.
Summary of Wallet Limits
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Initial Balance | 1000 coins |
| Restoration Threshold | Below 10 coins (idle only) |
| Restoration Amount | Set to exactly 1000 coins |
| Fractional Carry | Persists through settlement, refill, and reload |
| Unfinished Round | No refund or resume on reload |
| External Payments | None |
| Account Login | None (local state only) |
Frequently asked questions
Can I withdraw my virtual winnings to a bank account?
No. The virtual coins used in this demo have no cash value and cannot be exchanged for real money. There is no cashier, no withdrawal button, and no external payment processor.
How does the manual restoration work?
If your balance drops below 10 coins while idle, you can manually restore it. This action sets your balance to exactly 1000 coins. It does not add to a running total but resets the base, preserving any fractional carry from previous settlements.
Will I lose my balance if I refresh the page?
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.
