Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

The official website of t800. This guide answers practical questions about the Divisor Gap Ribbons Plinko demo on t800, covering scoring, settings, settlement, the virtual wallet, and reload behavior for players in Canada.

The demo uses a manual idle-only restoration to set the balance to exactly 1000 coins. Fractional carry persists in browser localStorage across settlement, refill, and reload. Unfinished rounds end without refund or continuation on reload.

How is the score calculated?

The game uses twelve independent fair left/right steps defining positions x_0 through x_12. For each i from 1 to 5, compare tau(abs(x_i)+1) and tau(abs(x_(12-i))+1). Sum their absolute differences. Subtract the exact minimum statistic over all 4096 paths to obtain the nonnegative reward score.

The score function is: Add the five absolute differences between divisor counts at paired positions (rows 1 and 11, 2 and 10, 3 and 9, 4 and 8, 5 and 7). Count the positive divisors of the absolute position plus one in each case; the minimum path total is zero.

What Canadian Players Should Check

Before playing the t800 demo, Canadian readers should verify how the operator handles currency and payments. While this is a free demo, real-money versions often use CAD. You should check if t800 supports Interac e-Transfer, a common method in Canada, by reviewing their payment page or contacting support directly.

Regulation in Canada is provincial. Ontario has its own licensed market, while other provinces have different rules. Check if t800 is licensed in your specific province. For safety, ensure the site uses SSL encryption and offers responsible gambling tools. Always confirm the current terms on the operator's official site.

  • Verify Interac e-Transfer availability.
  • Check provincial licensing status.
  • Confirm SSL security.
  • Review responsible play options.

What are the reward modes and controls?

Choose linear, squared, or cubed reward weight before the captured stake. The gross multiplier is 0.96 times the weight divided by its exact 4096-path mean. No interim collection occurs.

Selectable stakes are 10, 20, 50, or 100 play coins (default 20). Settings, restoration, and starting another round are locked while a round is active.

How does settlement and fractional carry work?

At settlement, floor(stake × gross multiplier + stored fractional carry) is credited; the remainder persists. Zero-return rounds leave fractional carry unchanged. The subtracted minimum is 0.

What happens on reload or if the balance is low?

Manual idle-only restoration sets the balance to exactly 1000 when eligible (idle) and below 10 coins. Settled balance persists locally, including zero. An unfinished round ends without refund, payout, continuation, or resume on reload. Controls after reload default to stake 20 and the first preset.

Where is data stored?

Virtual-coin balance and fractional payout carry are stored in browser localStorage. Clearing cached files may leave local storage. The page requests Google Fonts stylesheets and font files and Statinside44 counter resources.

Is this a real-money casino?

This is an independent guide demo. Virtual coins have no cash value. There is no account login flow, payment flow, or KYC process. The demo does not certify or reproduce any outside product.

Frequently asked questions

Can I resume an unfinished round after reloading the page?

No. An unfinished round ends without refund, payout, continuation, or resume. The captured stake remains deducted.

Does the fractional carry reset when I refill my balance?

No. Fractional payout carry persists in browser localStorage across settlement, refill, and reload. Refill does not clear it.

What is the expected return for the different modes?

The exact expected RTP is 96% for all modes (linear, squared, cubed). Measured RTPs from 1,000,000 rounds were approximately 96.00%, 95.98%, and 96.00% respectively, with standard errors under 0.16%.

Is this a real-money casino for Canadians?

No. This is a free demo with virtual coins. Real-money play depends on your province's regulations. Ontario has its own licensed market; other provinces vary. Check t800's official site for current licensing and payment methods like Interac e-Transfer.

How do I check payment methods in Canada?

Visit the t800 website's payment section or contact their support team. Ask specifically if they support Interac e-Transfer and if transactions are processed in CAD. Always verify details directly with the operator, as policies may change.