Understanding the Modulo 7 Mechanics
The Orbit Sum demo uses two independent pointers that each draw a number from zero to six uniformly. These two numbers are added together and then taken modulo seven to produce a final result between zero and six. Each result has an equal probability of one-seventh. You choose an arc of one, two, or three positions starting at zero. If the result falls within your chosen arc, you win; otherwise, the stake is lost.
Payout Multipliers and Gross Returns
The game offers three bet sizes: ten, twenty-five, fifty, or one hundred virtual coins. Choosing an arc of one position pays six point seventy-two times your stake. An arc of two positions pays three point thirty-six times, and an arc of three positions pays two point twenty-four times. These are gross returns, meaning they include your original stake. The expected return to player is ninety-six percent across all modes.
Wallet Rules and Settlement Details
Your stake is deducted immediately at the start of a round and persists even if you reload the page. The game settles automatically when the reveal ends, with no manual stop option. Fractional values are kept in hundredths and added to a saved carry amount. Whole coins are credited to your local wallet, while the remainder stays pending. You can manually refill your balance to one thousand coins only when idle and below ten coins.
Frequently asked questions
What is the exact probability of winning in Orbit Sum?
Each result from zero to six has an equal one-seventh probability. Winning depends entirely on whether that result falls within your chosen arc of one, two, or three positions.
How does the fractional carry work in the wallet?
Payouts are calculated in hundredths. The fractional part is saved separately as a carry. When crediting, the game gives you the floor of whole coins and keeps the remainder, including during manual refills.
