How Orbit Sum Works
The game uses two independent pointers that each draw a number from zero to six uniformly. These values are summed and then taken modulo seven to produce a result between zero and six. Players select an arc of one, two, or three positions starting at zero. If the result falls within the chosen arc, the player receives a gross return multiplied by 6.72, 3.36, or 2.24 respectively. Other results return zero. The game does not feature standard roulette pockets or generic mines multipliers.
Wallet Behavior and Settlement
The stake is deducted once at the start of the round and persists before any animation. Gross returns include the original stake and differ from net profit. Payouts are computed in hundredths, with any fractional carry saved separately. The system credits the floor of whole coins and retains the remainder. A manual refill restores the balance to one thousand coins only when idle and below ten. Reloading discards unfinished rounds without refund or resume.
Math Evidence and Privacy
Simulation data shows an expected return to player of ninety-six percent across all modes. Observed storage includes the whole virtual wallet, fractional hundredths, and a pending round flag in local storage. The demo uses Google Fonts and Statinside analytics. Separate login buttons navigate to unverified external services. No age gate is enforced, though the intended audience is eighteen plus. Clearing cache does not remove local storage data.
Frequently asked questions
Is Orbit Sum a verified operator?
No, the brand is unverified except for the individual demo facts. The external login buttons do not establish affiliation with the demo.
How are losses recovered?
Losses are not guaranteed to be recoverable. You can manually refill to one thousand coins when idle and below ten, or reload to reset the round.
