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A Review of This Guide’s Demo

This review concerns Divisor Sum Difference, the virtual-coin demo hosted by this independent guide. It assesses the changing quote, settlement and local wallet, rather than an outside business’s reputation.

An outside Wjcasino company, licence, official app and address have not been established here. The demo’s mechanics cannot verify those claims.

What the demo makes clear

The game displays a balance, a gross quote, three bit blocks and controls for stake, curve and collection. The rules explain how the blocks become numbers from 1 to 16 and how their divisor sums determine the score.

This provides a concrete game to examine without registration or payment. It does not establish an outside catalogue, bonus offer, licence or customer-support service.

The quote is informative but can fall

For a, b and c, the score is |σ(abc) − σ(a)σ(b)σ(c)|, where σ sums positive divisors. Linear, Square and Cube weight that score. The quote is 0.97 times the conditional mean terminal weight divided by its starting mean.

A reveal narrows the possible outcomes and can move the quote either way. Unlike a steadily rising display, this demo can offer a lower next quote. The rules page explains the full calculation and why totals must be converted to means.

Automatic collection uses the crossing quote

Auto ×1.25, ×1.75 and ×2.50 settle at the first qualifying step, including any overshoot. For example, the Linear quote after a first bit of 1 is about ×1.4541, so Auto ×1.25 settles at that quote.

Manual collection first processes any reveals already due. Zero takes precedence at a step, an earlier automatic settlement precedes any later zero, and a positive final-step quote is collected even below the chosen threshold. These details matter when interpreting the result.

Wallet rules affect the experience

Stakes are 10, 20, 50 or 100, with default 20. One stake is deducted when a round starts. Stake, curve, threshold, restoration and another start lock until settlement; sound remains usable.

The wallet receives the whole part of raw gross return plus previous carry, saving the fraction. A first-time balance is 1,000. When idle below 10, restoration sets the total to 1,000 and preserves carry. Reloading an unfinished round does not refund or resume it.

Exact expectation and sample results

The exact unrounded expected gross return is 97% for the tested curves and stopping policies. This is separate from a saved simulation’s measured result and from any particular whole-coin payment.

One million Linear rounds collected at step six measured 96.8965%, with standard error about 0.1079 percentage points. One million Square rounds left to step twelve measured 96.8531%, with standard error about 0.4572 percentage points. The saved Cube terminal sample used ten million rounds and measured 97.5472%. None promises a session outcome.

Limits to keep in view

Balance and carry are local to the browser, including zero. A reload selects 20, Linear and Auto off; there is no account synchronization or recovery. Virtual coins cannot be exchanged for money.

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Frequently asked questions

Does this review verify a licence?

No. It evaluates this guide’s demo and does not establish an outside Wjcasino licence, business identity or official address.

Is the automatic payment always exactly the selected threshold?

No. The actual quote at the first crossing is used, including overshoot. The threshold is a trigger rather than a payment cap.

Does a measured result replace the 97% formula?

No. The exact unrounded expectation comes from the payout calculation. Saved simulations are samples that vary around it.