Game Mechanics and Odds
Two pointers each draw a number from zero to six uniformly. The results are added and taken modulo seven to produce a final score between zero and six. You choose an arc of one, two, or three positions starting at zero. If the result falls within your chosen arc, you win; otherwise, the stake is lost. The game has no manual stop or autoplay features, and reloading discards any unfinished round without a refund.
Gross Payouts and Settlement
Winning bets return gross multipliers of 6.72x, 3.36x, or 2.24x depending on your arc size. These gross returns include your original stake. The payout is calculated in hundredths, with fractional carry persisted separately. Whole coins are credited to your wallet, and the remainder is kept for future calculations. Settlement occurs automatically at the end of the reveal.
Simulation Evidence and Wallet Rules
Simulations of one million rounds show an expected return of 96 percent, with simulated results ranging from 95.92 percent to 96.00 percent. Your initial balance is one thousand virtual coins. A stake is deducted once at the start and persists before animation. You can manually restore your balance to one thousand only when idle and below ten coins. Controls are disabled while the round is active.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Orbit Sum demo have a cash withdrawal option?
No, the demo uses virtual coins with no cash value. There is no deposit or withdrawal mechanism in the original demo.
How is the final score calculated?
The score is the sum of two independent draws from zero to six, taken modulo seven. This ensures a uniform distribution across all possible outcomes.
