Finite Reveal-and-Collect Rounds
A round charges one chosen stake and reveals up to eight independent marks from 0, 1 and 2. Each has probability one third. The collectable quote starts at 0.97× and can change in either direction. The next reveal may reduce it to zero, ending the round before collection. A positive quote can be collected through the main control; the eighth reveal settles any remaining round.
The Ordered-Triple Score
The terminal score counts position triples i < j < k whose marks are exactly 0, 1 and 2. Consecutive marks are not required. Each valid triple contributes once. The 56 possible position triples have qualifying probability 1/27, giving initial expectation 56/27. The quote averages that score across all equally likely completions compatible with the current prefix, then scales by 0.97 divided by the initial expectation.
Choosing an Automatic Target
Automatic collection can be off, or set to 1.25×, 1.50× or 2.00× before starting. It checks the quote after each reveal and pays the actual first quote reaching the selected target, including an overshoot. Zero is processed before collection. Automatic collection is not a continuous-time prediction of the next mark. Stake and target buttons lock while the round is active.
Virtual Wallet and Boundaries
Stakes are 10, 20, 50 or 100 play coins. The wallet initially has 1000 on fresh site storage. Settled balance and fractional payout carry persist locally. Reloading an unfinished round does not refund its stake. If idle balance is below 10, Restore balance sets it to exactly 1000. The button cannot interrupt a round and does not add 1000. Coins have no cash value, prizes or payment connection.
Expected Return and Individual Outcomes
Every permitted stopping policy based on revealed information has exact unrounded expected RTP 97%. That expectation does not promise a positive result or a fixed return in a particular session. Waiting longer changes outcome variation, while the expected return stays the same. No signal or pattern raises it. These figures apply only to this original demo; they do not establish the rules or odds of any commercial product.
Frequently asked questions
Does this demo establish a commercial q111 game catalogue?
No. Ordered Dispatch is an original game on this guide; no commercial catalogue or matching game is verified.
How does the 3% mathematical edge arise?
The fair conditional expected terminal score is scaled by 0.97 relative to its initial expectation. Every permitted stopping policy therefore has exact unrounded expected return of 97%.
Can I win real money here?
No. Coins are virtual counters. There are no payments, withdrawals, prizes or commercial links.
Observe the changing quotes in the free Ordered Dispatch demo.
