Eight Marks and the Ordered-Triple Score
Eight independent marks have equal probabilities of 0, 1 or 2. For every set of positions i < j < k, count one point if the marks are respectively 0, 1 and 2. Adjacent positions are not required. There are 56 possible position triples, each qualifying with probability 1/27, so the initial expected terminal score is exactly 56/27. One round captures one stake; the visible marks are observations of that round, not predictions for the next one.
Exact Conditional Collection Quotes
After each reveal, average the terminal score over all equally likely completions of the observed prefix. Multiply this conditional expectation by 0.97 and divide by 56/27 to obtain the current gross collection multiplier. Multiply it by the captured stake for the collectable amount. An observed prefix can increase or decrease the remaining expected score. If no completion can produce a qualifying triple, the quote becomes zero and the round ends immediately. For permitted stopping policies based only on revealed information, the exact unrounded expected RTP is 97%. This describes expectation, not a guaranteed percentage of a short session.
Wallet, Fractional Carry and Reloads
Choose 10, 20, 50 or 100 coins before the round; the default is 20. The stake is charged once when starting. Settlement adds its fractional carry, pays the whole-coin part and stores the remaining fraction for a later settlement. Settled wallet and carry persist locally. Reloading an unfinished round ends it without a refund; no pending round is restored. When idle with fewer than 10 coins, Restore balance sets the wallet to exactly 1000. The saved fractional carry remains. During a round, stake, automatic settings and refill are locked.
Randomness and Accessibility
Marks are sampled from browser cryptographic unsigned 32-bit values. A rejection step discards values outside the largest evenly divided range for three outcomes, then maps the accepted value to 0, 1 or 2. This avoids the tiny bias of simply multiplying a finite 32-bit value by three and taking its floor. The random input remains browser cryptographic randomness. The history shows observed marks and quotes as text as well as a chart; controls have keyboard focus and the visual animation supports reduced motion. Changing motion preferences does not change the defined probabilities.
Manual, Automatic and Final Collection
With automatic collection off, the main control collects the positive current quote. Automatic targets are 1.25×, 1.50× and 2.00×, selected before starting. After a reveal, the game first ends a zero quote, then checks the chosen automatic target. A target pays the actual observed quote, including an overshoot, rather than interpolating to the target. The eighth reveal settles automatically if the round remains active. A click begun before automatic or zero settlement cannot silently charge a new round after that settlement. The displayed rounded quote is a reading; payouts use the underlying calculation and fractional carry.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an official or commercial q111 game?
No. Ordered Dispatch is our original virtual-coin demo. This guide does not verify a matching commercial product, app or operator.
Can coins be withdrawn or exchanged for prizes?
No. They are local play counters with no cash value. There is no payment or withdrawal interface.
Does a collection strategy change the expected RTP?
Every permitted stopping policy based on revealed information has the same exact unrounded expectation of 97%. Different policies can produce different distributions of wins and losses.
What happens if I reload during a round?
The already charged stake stays deducted; the unfinished round ends without a refund. Previously settled wallet and carry remain saved locally.
How are the ternary marks sampled?
Browser cryptographic 32-bit values pass through rejection sampling so the accepted range divides evenly into three outcomes.
Use the home-page demo to observe a finite eight-mark round.
