No Account or Sign-In Required
The 83F demo operates without any account system. There is no login page, no password field, and no registration process. This demo has no credential form and does not ask for a username, email, or password. Your gameplay progress is tied to your browser session, not to a user identity. This means you can play freely without linking your identity or providing an email address.
Local Wallet and Virtual Coins
Your virtual coin balance is stored directly in your browser's local storage. This balance persists across page reloads and browser restarts, provided you do not clear this site’s local storage. The demo uses virtual coins with no cash value, meaning there is no real-money cashier, no deposit, and no withdrawal. The initial balance is set to 1000 coins. You can select stakes of 10, 20, 50, or 100 coins per round, with 20 being the default. When you settle a round, the gross return is calculated, and any fractional carry is preserved in local storage for future rounds.
Settlement and Fractional Carry
Each round captures one stake at the start. At the end of the round, the floor of the raw gross return plus any stored fractional carry is credited to your balance. The remainder of the fractional carry persists in local storage. If a round results in zero return, your fractional carry remains unchanged. This ensures that small fractional gains are not lost due to rounding, allowing for more accurate long-term simulation of the game's expected return of 97%.
Reload Behavior and Unfinished Rounds
If you reload the page while a round is in progress, the captured stake remains deducted from your balance. The unfinished round does not refund the stake, nor does it continue or resume when the page reloads. The round effectively ends without a payout. When you return to the demo, your wallet balance will reflect this loss. The controls for stake and mode selectors will be restored to their defaults, but the round state is lost. To continue playing, you must start a new round.
Restoration and Idle Eligibility
Restoration of your balance to the initial 1000 coins is a manual action, not an automatic process. You are eligible for restoration only when your balance falls below 10 coins and you are in an idle state (not currently in a round). Restoration does not add the reset amount to your current balance; it sets your balance to exactly 1000 coins. This feature is designed to allow players to continue experimenting with the demo without running out of virtual coins entirely.
Third-Party Resources and Privacy
The public HTML declares Google Fonts and StatInside resources. The game stores balance and fractional carry in localStorage. This does not prove exclusive local processing or absence of server logs. Clearing cached files alone may leave localStorage intact; clearing this site’s stored data removes the saved wallet.
Frequently asked questions
Does the 83F demo require a login to save my progress?
No, the demo does not use a login system. Your progress, including your virtual coin balance and fractional carry, is saved automatically in your browser's local storage. You do not need to create an account or sign in to retain your data across sessions.
What happens to my unfinished round if I refresh the page?
If you refresh the page while a round is active, the captured stake remains deducted from your balance, and the round ends without a payout. The round does not resume when you return. You will need to start a new round, and your balance will reflect the loss of the captured stake.
How do I restore my balance if I run out of coins?
You can manually restore your balance to 1000 coins when your balance falls below 10 coins and you are not in a round. This restoration is not automatic and does not add to your current balance; it sets your balance to exactly 1000 coins. This feature is available to ensure you can continue playing the demo without interruption.
The public HTML declares Google Fonts, the script statinside.com/counter.js, and a noscript pixel at statinside.com/pixel.png. These declarations do not establish complete data-processing or retention practices.
