Game Scope and Virtual Coins
The Orbit Sum demo operates entirely within your browser using virtual coins with no cash value. You begin with an initial balance of 1000 coins, and stakes can be set to 10, 25, 50, or 100 coins. There is no cashier, deposit, or withdrawal process because this is a local demo account. The game uses two independent pointers that draw numbers from zero to six, adding them modulo seven to determine the result. You choose an arc of one, two, or three positions starting at zero to predict the outcome. The demo does not require an account login, though external buttons may navigate to unverified third-party services.
Settlement and Payout Mechanics
Settlement is automatic upon the end of the reveal, with no manual stop or autoplay options available. The gross return includes your original stake, calculated based on the arc size chosen. A one-position arc pays 6.72 times your stake, a two-position arc pays 3.36 times, and a three-position arc pays 2.24 times. If the result falls outside your chosen arc, you receive zero. The system tracks fractional carry in hundredths separately, crediting the floor of whole coins while retaining the remainder. This ensures precise arithmetic tracking between rounds without losing small fractions.
Wallet Rules and Reload Behavior
When you start a round, the stake is deducted immediately and persists even if you reload the page. Reloading discards any unfinished round without refunding the stake or resuming the settlement. You can manually refill your balance to 1000 coins only when idle and when your balance falls below ten coins. During an active round, controls are disabled, and the refill option is hidden. The game maintains a local wallet stored in your browser, including pending round flags, but does not save unfinished games across sessions.
Frequently asked questions
What happens to my stake if I reload the page during a game?
The stake remains deducted from your balance, and the unfinished round is discarded without a refund or the ability to resume settlement.
How is the payout calculated and credited?
Payouts are gross returns including the stake, calculated in hundredths. The system credits the floor of whole coins to your balance while keeping the fractional remainder for future calculations.
