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Ferry Locks: Worked Probability and Payout Examples

This guide details the exact survival chances and gross returns for the Ferry Locks demo. It explains how stakes are deducted, how payouts are calculated, and how the game settles without manual intervention.

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Survival Probabilities and Gross Returns

Players select one of four exit locks before the round begins. The probability of surviving to reach each exit is 80%, 75%, two-thirds, or 50%. If the player reaches the chosen exit, the game pays out a gross multiplier of 1.2x, 1.6x, 2.4x, or 4.8x. Failure at any stage results in zero return. The stake is deducted immediately upon starting the round and remains withheld until settlement.

Settlement Mechanics and Wallet Rules

Settlement occurs automatically at the chosen exit or upon failure. The gross return includes the original stake, meaning net profit is the gross amount minus the stake. Payouts are calculated in hundredths, with a fractional carry saved separately. Whole coins are credited to the wallet, and the remainder stays in fractional carry. The wallet balance is stored in local storage, and an unfinished round is discarded without refund if the page reloads.

Stakes, Controls, and Simulated Evidence

Available stakes are 10, 25, 50, and 100 coins, with 25 as the default. Controls are disabled while the round is active. A manual refill is only available when the balance drops below 10 coins and sets the balance to 1000 coins exactly. Simulation data from one million rounds shows an expected return of 96% across all modes, with simulated results ranging from 95.86% to 96.09%. These figures represent long-term statistical averages, not guarantees for individual sessions.

Frequently asked questions

What happens to my stake if I reload the page?

The stake is deducted at the start and remains withheld. Reloading discards the unfinished round without refund or resuming the settlement.

Is the Ferry Locks demo affiliated with an official operator?

No. This is a virtual demo with no cash value, no cashier, and no verified operator, license, or official support channel.