How Orbit Sum Calculates Odds
Each pointer draws a number between zero and six with equal probability. The game adds these two values and applies modulo seven to produce a final result from zero to six. You choose an arc starting at zero with a length of one, two, or three positions. If the final result falls within your chosen arc, you win. This structure ensures that the probability of winning is directly tied to the arc length you select, with longer arcs offering higher win frequencies but lower multipliers.
Payout Structure and Gross Returns
Winning results trigger gross returns of 6.72x, 3.36x, or 2.24x depending on your arc choice. A length-one arc pays 6.72x, a length-two arc pays 3.36x, and a length-three arc pays 2.24x. These gross returns include your original stake. The game deducts your stake at the start of the round and persists it before any animation begins. Payouts are calculated in hundredths, with fractional carry kept separate from credited whole coins.
Simulation Evidence and Expected RTP
Simulation data confirms an expected Return to Player of 96 percent across all modes. One million rounds for a length-one arc showed a simulated RTP of 96.14 percent. A length-two arc simulation yielded 95.94 percent, while a length-three arc simulation showed 95.97 percent. These results align closely with the theoretical expectation, demonstrating the game's consistent mathematical behavior over large sample sizes.
Frequently asked questions
How is the wallet balance managed in the demo?
The initial balance is one thousand virtual coins. A manual refill is available only when the balance drops below ten coins while idle, setting the balance to one thousand. Fractional hundredths are persisted separately and do not affect the whole coin count directly.
What happens if I reload the page during a round?
Reloading discards any unfinished round without refund or resume. The stake remains deducted from your balance, and you start fresh with a new round upon restarting.
