Twelve steps and the score
Twelve independent fair binary steps reveal three four-bit blocks. Decode each completed block as 0–15 and add 1 to obtain a, b and c, each 1–16. Calculate the least common multiples of (a,b), (b,c) and (c,a). The score is the largest of these values minus the smallest; the global minimum subtracted is 0.
Reward curves and the current quote
Choose linear, square or cube before starting. The terminal weight is respectively the score, score squared or score cubed; the raw score itself does not change. The current gross multiplier is 0.97 times the conditional expected terminal weight divided by its initial expected value. It can rise, fall or reach zero. The display rounds to four decimal places; settlement uses the unrounded multiplier.
Controls during a round
Available stakes are 10, 20, 50 and 100 virtual coins; the default is 20. Automatic collection is off by default, or can be set to ×1.25, ×1.75 or ×2.50. The stake is deducted once at the start. While active, stake and mode changes, restoration and a second start are locked. Manual collection and sound controls remain available.
Collection and event order
A manual collection click first processes all steps already due, then collects if the round is still active. Zero resolves first at the same event. Automatic collection settles at the actual multiplier on the first step reaching or exceeding the selected threshold, which can exceed that threshold. An earlier automatic settlement occurs before a later zero. At step 12, any surviving quote is collected automatically.
Integer credit and fractional carry
Settlement credits floor(stake × unrounded gross multiplier + saved fractional carry). The amount below the next whole coin is retained for later settlements. For example, a total of 19.4 credits 19 coins and retains 0.4. A zero-return round credits nothing and leaves carry unchanged: carry is below one coin and cannot refund the captured stake.
A zero-score example
If the three final integers are 1, 1 and 1, all three least common multiples are 1 and the score is 0. In linear mode, the displayed multiplier starts at ×0.9700, is ×0.7340 after step 1 and ×0.2082 after step 6. On this path zero first occurs at step 12. Earlier collection is a different outcome; waiting for the terminal zero credits nothing.
Frequently asked questions
Do curves change the raw score?
Choose linear, square or cube before starting. The terminal weight is respectively the score, score squared or score cubed; the raw score itself does not change. The current gross multiplier is 0.97 times the conditional expected terminal weight divided by its initial expected value. It can rise, fall or reach zero. The display rounds to four decimal places; settlement uses the unrounded multiplier.
Does auto collect pay exactly its threshold?
A manual collection click first processes all steps already due, then collects if the round is still active. Zero resolves first at the same event. Automatic collection settles at the actual multiplier on the first step reaching or exceeding the selected threshold, which can exceed that threshold. An earlier automatic settlement occurs before a later zero. At step 12, any surviving quote is collected automatically.
Can fractional carry refund a zero round?
Settlement credits floor(stake × unrounded gross multiplier + saved fractional carry). The amount below the next whole coin is retained for later settlements. For example, a total of 19.4 credits 19 coins and retains 0.4. A zero-return round credits nothing and leaves carry unchanged: carry is below one coin and cannot refund the captured stake.
