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U35 Ticket Cycle: Mechanics and Demo Guide

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This independent guide introduces the Ticket Cycle demo, a distinct game identity unrelated to any external operator. The demo uses a virtual-coin wallet to illustrate the exact mathematical structure defined in the source-bound owner contract. No account login, external payment, or real-money cashout is implied by this browser-based interface.

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Game Mechanics and Scoring

The core mechanic involves two independent 00–99 tickets that encode four K5 edges using decimal digits 0–9 in lexicographic pair order. Duplicate edges collapse within the structure. The outcome is determined by cycle detection: the target states are no cycle (0), shortest cycle 3, or shortest cycle 4.

Every selectable ticket pays a gross return of 0.96 divided by its exact probability, establishing a 96% expected gross return. The system does not support Auto, Stop, or cash-out features during a draw. Settings and refill options are locked while the draw is active.

Stake and Settlement

Players capture one whole stake per complete draw, with available denominations of 10, 20, 50, or 100 virtual coins. The payout is settled immediately upon completion of the draw. There is no early cashout option, and the queue is not automatic; each round is a discrete event.

Displayed multipliers represent gross coin returns, not profit. The actual payout math and every mode are recorded in the source-bound mathematical evidence. Simulation measurements are supporting sample observations and do not constitute the mathematical payout law or a promised return for a specific session.

Mathematical Evidence and RTP

The expected return is distinct from measured estimates. The following table presents the exact expected values and simulation data for the available modes:

ModeExpected RTPMeasured Return
095.99999999998784%95.962105%
195.99999999999885%95.64141000000001%
296.00000000000057%95.426665%

Different modes can have different distributions; the expected RTP is not a promised session result. Fractional carry and gross-versus-net wording follow the actual contract.

Wallet and Persistence Rules

The wallet balance is managed locally. An idle balance below 10 allows for a manual restoration that sets the balance to exactly 1000, preserving any fractional change. This is a manual action, not an automatic replenishment or account recovery.

Fractional carry persists through settlement, manual refill, and reload. However, if a round is unfinished when the page is reloaded, it ends without refund or resume. The settled balance, including zero, persists locally, but progress is not resumable across sessions unless specified by the contract.

Controls and Interface

During an active draw, the stake, selected result and refill controls are locked. Sound remains available. Each draw captures one whole stake. There is no automatic queue, stop or early cash-out.

Privacy and Storage

The game source uses localStorage for settled balance and fractional carry. This does not establish anonymity or exclude other data processing. The template declares a Google Fonts stylesheet, though actual full-site network capture remains pending. No personal data processing is confirmed solely by the demo's absence of payment controls.

Frequently asked questions

Is the 96% return guaranteed?

The 96% figure represents the expected gross return based on exact probabilities. Simulation measurements (e.g., 95.962105% in Mode 0) are supporting observations, not a guarantee of session results. The exact expected values are distinct from measured estimates.

What happens if I reload the page during a draw?

An unfinished round ends without refund or resume. The fractional carry is preserved, but the specific state of the active draw is lost. You must start a new round.

How does the wallet restoration work?

If the balance is idle and below 10, you can manually restore it. This action sets the balance to exactly 1000, preserving any fractional change. It is not an automatic refill or a deposit from an external source.