Scope of this guide
The articles explain the demo that runs here and the uncertainty behind related searches. They do not certify an outside product or claim to reproduce its real-money rules. No external operator identity is established by the available evidence.
The original demo
Majority Transient uses a complete word of twelve independent fair bits. Its raw score is calculated by repeatedly updating all twelve circular positions simultaneously to the majority of each position and its two neighbours, stopping when a complete state repeats. The score is the number of distinct visited states minus one. This scoring calculation is separate from the visible sequence that reveals the original word one bit at a time.
Mathematical limits
For the chosen power p (1, 2 or 3), the live gross quote equals 0.96 × captured stake × E[S^p given the revealed prefix] / E[S^p], where S is the terminal raw score. The exact means are 1.4013671875, 2.6787109375 and 6.4287109375. All remaining words are averaged exactly. Manual banking is available while active; the selected cap of 4, 8 or 12 reveals banks automatically, and zero conditional potential ends the round earlier. The expected gross return before integer settlement is 96%, not a guaranteed session return.
Local virtual wallet
The wallet starts with 1,000 virtual coins. While no round is active and the balance is below 10, the restore button sets it to exactly 1,000; restoration is manual. Settled balance, including zero, and fractional carry persist in browser localStorage. Reloading an unfinished round loses the captured stake and does not resume or refund the round.
Storage and requests
The game source uses localStorage for the settled demo balance and fractional carry. The template declares a Google Fonts stylesheet. Browser request capture remains pending at this editorial stage. Local storage and the absence of account or payment forms do not establish anonymity or rule out other processing, network requests, cookies or server logs. Clearing cached files is different from deleting this site’s stored data.
Audience and evidence
This guide addresses adults aged 18 and over as an audience policy, without claiming a universal legal age or an implemented age gate. Virtual coins have no cash value. A browser demo is not evidence of an outside licence, payout service or ownership arrangement.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an official operator site?
No official operator relationship is established here. The guide and its browser demo are independent.
Does the demo reproduce an outside product?
It explains its own source-defined mechanics and does not certify or reproduce an outside product.
Can the coins be exchanged for money?
No. They are virtual demonstration coins with no cash value.