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The actual simulator rules
A ball starts at signed position zero in a corridor from minus three through plus three. Twelve independent fair left/right commands are drawn. At plus three, an outward right command reflects to a left step; at minus three, an outward left command reflects to a right step. Otherwise each command steps in its chosen direction. Raw score is final position squared. One whole captured stake covers all twelve commands.
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Worked scoring examples
After twelve steps the endpoint can only be minus two, zero or plus two. Raw score is therefore zero or four. Positive weight is a constant in every mode. After separate normalisation the actual credit for a positive score is identical in Low, Medium and High; neither win frequency nor payout variance changes between these modes.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this an authenticated operator website?
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How is raw score defined?
A ball starts at signed position zero in a corridor from minus three through plus three. Twelve independent fair left/right commands are drawn. At plus three, an outward right command reflects to a left step; at minus three, an outward left command reflects to a right step. Otherwise each command steps in its chosen direction. Raw score is final position squared. One whole captured stake covers all twelve commands.
What is an example of the score?
After twelve steps the endpoint can only be minus two, zero or plus two. Raw score is therefore zero or four. Positive weight is a constant in every mode. After separate normalisation the actual credit for a positive score is identical in Low, Medium and High; neither win frequency nor payout variance changes between these modes.
What do the weighting modes change?
Low, Medium and High apply square-root, identity and square weights to a positive raw score. Zero stays zero, and each mode is separately normalised.
