The actual simulator rules
Draw twelve independent fair bits before the round. Consecutive pairs form six colours labelled zero through three: colour equals two times the first bit plus the second bit. Terminal reward is one exactly when all four colour labels occur at least once AND the first completed colour equals the sixth completed colour; otherwise reward is zero. Reveal the twelve captured bits one at a time. Completed colours and a partly revealed pair contribute information to the conditional quote.
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Worked scoring examples
Colours [0,1,2,3,1,0] qualify. Colours [0,1,2,3,1,2] fail the first/last condition, and six zeros fail the four-colour condition. Exactly 240 of 4096 equally likely bit sequences qualify, giving initial mean 15/256 or 0.05859375. At a successful terminal outcome the quote is 16.554666667 times stake. This is not a one-coin payout: reward one is normalised against the initial probability. Order matters through the first and last colours.
Conditional quote and exact expected return
Enumerate all 4096 equally likely complete sequences. The quote is 0.97 times the exact mean terminal reward conditional on the revealed prefix, divided by the initial mean. It begins at 0.97 times stake and may rise or fall. A quote uses only revealed information; it adds no randomness and never rerolls the hidden sequence.
Manual Cash Out banks the current quote at the initial state or after any revealed step. Before the round, select an automatic target from 1.2,1.5,2,3 or 5, or choose manual collection. Auto collects on the first revealed quote at or above the chosen target and pays the full actual quote, including an upward jump. If conditional value is zero, settlement is immediately zero. Otherwise the final step settles automatically.
Every permitted decision based only on revealed information has 97% exact expected gross virtual return. This is neither a 97% win probability nor a session guarantee. Gross credit includes the stake component; net change subtracts the captured stake. An unreachable target waits for final settlement. Stitch Colour Closure can reach zero early when no compatible completion qualifies.
Captured stake and the persisted wallet
A new browser wallet starts with 1,000 free virtual coins. Choose one whole stake of 10,20,50 or 100 before the round. The stake is deducted once; one round is active at a time and stake/target controls lock while it runs. Cash Out collects that round rather than withdrawing money.
Settled balance and fractional-credit carry persist in localStorage. Reload does not replenish settled funds. Fractions accumulate before whole coins are credited. Optional manual refill is available only while idle with balance below ten; it sets balance to 1,000 and preserves carry. It is not automatic and does not add 1,000. Clearing cache may leave localStorage intact.
Local storage and external requests
The browser retains settled balance and fractional-credit carry as local game state. These records are not an online account and provide no recovery or device synchronisation service. Clearing site storage can remove them; cache deletion alone may not do so.
Pages request Google Fonts and a Statinside analytics script. Server/CDN logs and external requests may expose IP address, browser, device and request details. No anonymity, cookie lifetime, absence of profiling or complete third-party processing description is established. Having no personal-information form does not establish that browsing creates no personal data record.
Frequently asked questions
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How is terminal reward defined?
Draw twelve independent fair bits before the round. Consecutive pairs form six colours labelled zero through three: colour equals two times the first bit plus the second bit. Terminal reward is one exactly when all four colour labels occur at least once AND the first completed colour equals the sixth completed colour; otherwise reward is zero. Reveal the twelve captured bits one at a time. Completed colours and a partly revealed pair contribute information to the conditional quote.
What is a worked example?
Colours [0,1,2,3,1,0] qualify. Colours [0,1,2,3,1,2] fail the first/last condition, and six zeros fail the four-colour condition. Exactly 240 of 4096 equally likely bit sequences qualify, giving initial mean 15/256 or 0.05859375. At a successful terminal outcome the quote is 16.554666667 times stake. This is not a one-coin payout: reward one is normalised against the initial probability. Order matters through the first and last colours.
