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Row Load Palindrome Demo FAQ

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The Board and Its Row Rule

The board has four rows and four columns, with exactly four mines. The mine counts in the rows form a palindrome: row 1 has as many mines as row 4, and row 2 has as many as row 3. For example, row counts 1, 1, 1, 1 satisfy the rule, as do 0, 2, 2, 0. The positions within matching rows need not mirror one another. The game uniformly selects one of the 328 boards satisfying the four-mine rule at the start; it does not redraw the board after a reveal.

Controls and Banking

The current demo offers one mine configuration, Mines 4, and stakes of 10, 20, 50, 100, or 200 coins. Press Start round to debit the stake, then choose an eligible covered cell. Bank current quote becomes available only after at least one safe reveal. Stake, mine setting, and refill stay locked during the round; eligible cells, banking after a safe reveal, and sound remain available. There is no automatic queue of rounds.

Conditional Quotes

After safe reveals, the gross quote is 0.96 × captured stake × 328 / N, where N is the number of initially legal boards compatible with every revealed safe cell. A mine returns zero. The compatible set can shrink or stay unchanged after a safe reveal, so the gross quote can increase or stay unchanged. The conditional chance that a covered cell is safe is the number of compatible boards where that cell is safe divided by N; it is not calculated from the unconstrained board alone.

Automatic Settlement and the Guard

You may bank after a safe reveal. Revealing a mine ends the round with zero gross return. Revealing all twelve safe cells, or leaving no eligible reveal, automatically banks the current quote. Certain mines are disabled. The code also disables a reveal if its possible safe quote would exceed 1,000 times the stake; it does not clip a payout after the reveal. With this four-mine support, the greatest possible quote is 0.96 × 328 = 314.88 times the stake, so the 1,000-times guard is not reached.

Local Wallet and Reloads

A new wallet starts with 1,000 virtual coins. While idle and below 10 coins, Restore demo balance sets the balance to exactly 1,000; it does not add 1,000 to the old balance. Restoration is manual, with no replenishment over time. It preserves fractional carry and is unavailable during a round.

At settlement, gross return is added to the saved fractional carry. The whole-coin part is credited to the balance and the remainder below one coin is saved for the next settlement. Carry does not change the gross quote formula. A mine has zero gross return and preserves existing carry. The balance and carry use browser localStorage and can survive reloads, including a zero balance.

Reloading or closing the page during an unfinished round ends it without refund or resume. The stake was debited when the round started. Stored balance and carry can be read again while the site storage remains available. Clearing site data can erase both; clearing cached files alone may leave localStorage intact.

Expectation and Identity

For supported cell choices and banking policies, expected gross return is exactly 96% of the captured stake before whole-coin rounding. This includes returned stake, not 96% profit, and does not guarantee any individual round or session. A safe transition with probability Nnext / N pays a quote proportional to 1 / Nnext, where Nnext is the compatible-board count after that safe reveal; a mine pays zero. That relationship preserves the current expected gross value. Reloading an unfinished round is outside those settlement policies.

e111.info is an independent guide to the name e111 with its own original virtual-coin demo, Row Load Palindrome. This guide has not established an outside operator's identity, affiliation, licence, official app, payment methods, or support service. A matching name or search result does not establish a relationship with a company.

Frequently asked questions

How does the row-count rule work?

The board has four rows and four columns, with exactly four mines. The mine counts in the rows form a palindrome: row 1 has as many mines as row 4, and row 2 has as many as row 3. For example, row counts 1, 1, 1, 1 satisfy the rule, as do 0, 2, 2, 0. The positions within matching rows need not mirror one another. The game uniformly selects one of the 328 boards satisfying the four-mine rule at the start; it does not redraw the board after a reveal.

Which mine counts and stakes are available?

The current demo offers one mine configuration, Mines 4, and stakes of 10, 20, 50, 100, or 200 coins. Press Start round to debit the stake, then choose an eligible covered cell. Bank current quote becomes available only after at least one safe reveal. Stake, mine setting, and refill stay locked during the round; eligible cells, banking after a safe reveal, and sound remain available. There is no automatic queue of rounds.

How is the gross quote calculated?

After safe reveals, the gross quote is 0.96 × captured stake × 328 / N, where N is the number of initially legal boards compatible with every revealed safe cell. A mine returns zero. The compatible set can shrink or stay unchanged after a safe reveal, so the gross quote can increase or stay unchanged. The conditional chance that a covered cell is safe is the number of compatible boards where that cell is safe divided by N; it is not calculated from the unconstrained board alone.

How does conditional safe probability work?

Count compatible boards where the chosen cell is safe and divide by the total compatible-board count. The initially selected board remains fixed; safe reveals provide information about it.

Can I bank before a safe reveal?

No. Banking becomes available only after at least one safe reveal.

What happens when I hit a mine?

The round ends with zero gross return. Its captured stake was debited at the start. Existing fractional carry remains saved.

When does automatic banking occur?

You may bank after a safe reveal. Revealing a mine ends the round with zero gross return. Revealing all twelve safe cells, or leaving no eligible reveal, automatically banks the current quote. Certain mines are disabled. The code also disables a reveal if its possible safe quote would exceed 1,000 times the stake; it does not clip a payout after the reveal. With this four-mine support, the greatest possible quote is 0.96 × 328 = 314.88 times the stake, so the 1,000-times guard is not reached.

Does 96% guarantee a session result?

For supported cell choices and banking policies, expected gross return is exactly 96% of the captured stake before whole-coin rounding. This includes returned stake, not 96% profit, and does not guarantee any individual round or session. A safe transition with probability Nnext / N pays a quote proportional to 1 / Nnext, where Nnext is the compatible-board count after that safe reveal; a mine pays zero. That relationship preserves the current expected gross value. Reloading an unfinished round is outside those settlement policies.

How are fractional coins handled?

At settlement, gross return is added to the saved fractional carry. The whole-coin part is credited to the balance and the remainder below one coin is saved for the next settlement. Carry does not change the gross quote formula. A mine has zero gross return and preserves existing carry. The balance and carry use browser localStorage and can survive reloads, including a zero balance.

How can I restore the balance?

A new wallet starts with 1,000 virtual coins. While idle and below 10 coins, Restore demo balance sets the balance to exactly 1,000; it does not add 1,000 to the old balance. Restoration is manual, with no replenishment over time. It preserves fractional carry and is unavailable during a round.

What happens if I reload during play?

Reloading or closing the page during an unfinished round ends it without refund or resume. The stake was debited when the round started. Stored balance and carry can be read again while the site storage remains available. Clearing site data can erase both; clearing cached files alone may leave localStorage intact.

Is this an official site or account?

e111.info is an independent guide to the name e111 with its own original virtual-coin demo, Row Load Palindrome. This guide has not established an outside operator's identity, affiliation, licence, official app, payment methods, or support service. A matching name or search result does not establish a relationship with a company. This guide is intended for adults aged 18 and over. That is the guide's audience policy, not a statement about local law or an implemented age check. Virtual coins have no cash value, cannot be withdrawn, and provide no prizes.