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How Window Run Debt Works

The official website of g45. This guide explains the exact mechanics of the Window Run Debt demo. The game uses twelve independent fair bits revealed in sequence. A score is calculated from contiguous six-bit windows, and players can bank a live gross quote that reflects the conditional expected outcome. The demo operates on a virtual wallet with specific persistence and restoration rules.
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Scoring and Windows

For each contiguous six-bit window read its maximal equal-bit runs. Score the sum, over seven windows, of the square of longest run minus the square of shortest run.

WordRaw Score
[0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0]0
[0,1,1,1,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,1]120

Twelve independent fair bits define 4096 equally likely complete words. The quote averages all remaining possible words at each prefix.

Live Gross Quote and Modes

The live gross bank quote is calculated as: 0.96 × captured whole stake × conditional expectation of the terminal raw score raised to the selected power (the power is applied before averaging) / unconditional mean for that power.

Exact unconditional means for the three powers are:

  • Mode 0 (power 1): 50.3125
  • Mode 1 (power 2): 3047.375
  • Mode 2 (power 3): 209799.9619140625

The quote may rise or fall. Zero conditional potential settles zero. Expected gross under the supported stopping policies is 96% before integer rounding.

Controls and Stopping Rules

Each semantic reveal follows a 650ms interval. Manual bank settles the current conditional quote immediately. The selected automatic reveal cap (4, 8, or 12) banks the current quote at that phase; zero future potential settles zero earlier.

Stake, power, and cap are locked during the live round. No hidden future bit is exposed before its reveal. Actions use no information about hidden bits.

Wallet and Persistence

The demo uses a virtual wallet. Manual idle-only restoration sets the balance to exactly 1000 when the balance falls below 10. Fractional carry persists across settlement, refill, and reload.

Settled balance persists locally including zero. Reloading an unfinished trace ends it without refund or resume. Busy controls lock stake, mode, and refill while active.

Mathematical Evidence

Simulation measurements support the exact 96% expected gross return but are not the mathematical payout law.

ModeAuto CapExact Gross RTPMeasured RTP (%)
040.9695.98614523274868
080.9696.03031000255294
0120.9695.9918410730312
140.9696.02334389979914
180.9695.97776659057048
1120.9696.10995552290339
240.9695.97625345603377
280.9696.00470984181446
2120.9695.92276497728689

Privacy and Storage

The source uses browser localStorage for settled demo balance and fractional carry. This does not establish anonymity or exclude other processing. The template declares a Google Fonts stylesheet; actual browser request capture is pending and this is not a claim that other requests or processing are absent.

Frequently asked questions

What happens if I reload during an unfinished round?

Reloading an unfinished trace ends it without refund or resume. The captured debit is lost.

How does the wallet restoration work?

Manual idle-only restoration sets the balance to exactly 1000 when the balance falls below 10. Fractional carry persists across this refill.

Is the 96% RTP guaranteed?

No. The expected gross under the supported stopping policies is 96% before integer rounding. This is not a guarantee of net profit or a specific session result.