Guide

Responsible use of the 55GG demo

Use voluntary time and virtual-coin limits, take breaks and stop when you wish. These choices do not imply automatic safeguards or a pause button in the demo.

Adult audience

This guide is intended for adults aged 18 and over. This is its audience policy, not a universal legal-age statement or an implemented age-verification gate. The demo does not establish the local legality of any outside service.

Voluntary breaks and limits

Decide how much time and how many virtual coins you want to use before starting. Take breaks between completed rounds and use your own reminder if helpful. An active round continues advancing; there is no pause control that freezes it. The interface has no automatic session time limit, account blocking or self-exclusion tool. Restoring the wallet does not reset a personal limit you chose.

When to step away

You can stop using the demo whenever you wish. If using it interferes with your daily life or feels difficult to control, step away and consider qualified local support. This guide does not provide clinical assessment or treatment, and the demo does not guarantee safe habits or safe losses.

Expectation and varied simulation samples

The fair binary model gives 97% expected gross return before whole-coin credit for the tested settling policies and each curve. It is not a win probability or promised session result. The evidence tested manual collection at step 6, terminal collection at step 12 and each preset first-crossing threshold. Most simulations used 1,000,000 rounds; squared terminal collection used 10,000,000. Linear manual step 6 measured 97.01392739959795%; squared terminal measured 96.8028350541734%; cubed terminal measured 91.80118090578954% in 1,000,000 rounds. The saved report gives a standard error of about 2.69 percentage points, without identifying how that estimate was obtained. Independently calculating the variance over all 4,096 paths gives a standard error of about 2.81 percentage points for this million-round sample. Its result is about 5.20 percentage points below 97%, or 1.85 of these standard errors. This is substantial uncertainty from a high-variance terminal curve, not a tiny difference or a session guarantee. Reloading unfinished rounds forfeits stakes and differs from a settling policy.

Manual restoration

A new local wallet starts with 1,000 free virtual coins. When no round is active and the wallet is strictly below 10, the restoration button sets it to exactly 1,000. It does not add 1,000 to the old balance and is never automatic. The separately saved fractional remainder is preserved.

Reload and default settings

Reloading or leaving an unfinished round gives no refund, payout or resume. The stake deduction has already been saved. The wallet including zero and previously saved remainder remain while the browser retains the site's local data. Reload restores stake 20, the linear curve and automatic collection off; it does not restore the wallet to its initial balance or keep your selected settings.

Frequently asked questions

Can I freeze an active round?

No. There is no pause control. Take breaks between completed rounds; manual collection resolves due steps before settlement.

When can I restore the wallet?

Only when no round is active and the wallet is below 10. The manual button sets it to 1,000 and preserves the separately saved remainder.

What happens on reload?

An unfinished round is not refunded or resumed. The saved stake deduction and previous carry remain. Settings return to stake 20, linear curve and automatic collection off.