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Privacy: Data Handling and Demo Mechanics

This page explains how this independent guide handles your information while you explore the topic. We do not collect personal data through forms or accounts. Your progress in our free demo is stored locally in your browser. Third-party services may collect technical data. We are not the official operator.

No Personal Data Collection

There are no personal-information forms or customer accounts on this guide. The game stores balance and fractional carry locally and does not send those values to an external game service. This is not a promise that every browsing request remains on the device.

Pages request Google Fonts and the Statinside analytics script. Hosting, CDN and third-party requests may expose IP addresses, device information and request details to those services. This guide does not establish analytics anonymity, retention periods or particular cookie lifetimes. The practices of a separate application or website must be assessed separately; our local game storage does not establish their privacy practices.

The lack of personal-information forms is a description of this guide’s interface, not a statement that all request information is anonymous. Third-party font, analytics and hosting processing must be considered separately from the local wallet. A name shared with another website does not make its privacy policy apply here.

Demo Game Mechanics & Data Storage

Run Triptych samples one hidden word of twelve independent fair bits at the start. A maximal run is a consecutive group of identical bits that cannot be extended. Each consecutive triple of runs with equal lengths contributes one terminal reward unit. For example, 000111000111 has four length-three runs and therefore two overlapping triples; an all-zero word has one run and rewards zero.

The exact initial reward mean over all 4,096 words is 0.82666015625. At each revealed prefix the collect multiplier equals 0.97 times the conditional expected terminal reward divided by that initial mean. It can rise, fall or reach zero. A zero ends immediately. The interface reveals each next sampled bit automatically; it never generates new future bits in response to collection.

Manual collection first updates all reveal events due at that timestamp and then collects the current quote. Optional auto thresholds are selected before starting: 1.2, 1.5, 2, 3 or 5 times the stake. An auto crossing pays the full actual crossing quote before any later zero, not merely the threshold. A positive final quote settles automatically. The exact unrounded expected gross return for permitted revealed-state stopping policies is 97%, not a 97% probability of winning. There is no additional 3% deduction at collection.

The demo begins with 1,000 free virtual coins. Its settled integer balance and fractional payout carry are stored in this browser’s localStorage. A reload preserves them. Clearing a browser cache alone may not remove localStorage; browser site-data settings can affect stored progress. In-progress animation is not a customer account or an external financial balance.

The refill button is available only while idle with fewer than ten coins, the minimum stake. It restores the balance to 1,000 rather than adding 1,000. Fractional carry remains. Stake and auto settings are locked during a live round. Reduced-motion settings shorten the animation while keeping the same sampled bits and calculations. Coins cannot be redeemed, transferred or withdrawn.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the official operator's site?

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Does the demo reflect real-money odds?

Not necessarily. The supplied demo rules belong only to our independently created simulator. They do not establish the brand's mathematics, odds, or commercial mechanics.

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