Game Mechanics and Payouts
Orbit Sum uses two independent pointers that draw values from zero to six uniformly. The sum is calculated modulo seven to determine a result. Players select an arc of one, two, or three positions starting at zero. Results within the chosen arc yield gross returns of 6.72x, 3.36x, or 2.24x respectively, while other results return zero. Stakes are set at ten, twenty-five, fifty, or one hundred, with twenty-five as the default. The game automatically settles at the end of the reveal with no manual stop option.
Wallet Rules and Settlement
The stake is deducted once at the start and persisted before animation begins. Gross returns include the stake, differing from net profit. Fractional hundredths are saved separately, while only whole coins are credited to the main balance. A manual refill restores the balance to one thousand coins when idle and below ten. Reloading the page discards any unfinished round without refund or resumption. Controls disable during active rounds to prevent interference.
Math Evidence and Site Facts
Simulation data confirms an expected return to player rate of ninety-six percent across all modes. Observed storage includes local virtual wallets, fractional hundredths, and pending round flags. The demo requires no account, though external buttons may navigate to unverified login services. Google Fonts and Statinside analytics are the observed third-party requests. The intended audience is eighteen plus, but no strict age gate is enforced locally.
Frequently asked questions
Does the 999r demo require a deposit?
No. The original demo uses virtual coins with no cash value and no deposit or withdrawal mechanism. It is accessible directly in the browser without an account.
What happens if I reload the page?
Reloading discards any unfinished round without refund or resumption. The stake remains deducted, and the game resets to the initial state with a fresh balance.
