Virtual Coin Wallet and Local Storage
The official website of 95b. The 95B demo operates entirely within your browser using a virtual-coin wallet. Your balance is stored in the browser's local storage, meaning it persists across page reloads but is not linked to a server-based account. The initial balance starts at 1,000 coins. This wallet tracks your settled balance and any fractional carry from previous rounds. Because there is no account system, you do not need to log in or provide personal details to play.
No Cashier, Deposits, or Withdrawals
The demo has no cashier interface. You cannot deposit real money, withdraw winnings, or exchange virtual coins for cash. The virtual coins have no real-world cash value. Manual restoration sets the balance to exactly 1,000 while idle and below 10; it preserves fractional carry and does not add 1,000 to the previous balance. There are no processing times, fees, or verification requirements because no external financial network is involved.
Captured Stake and Settlement
Each round begins by capturing a single stake from your wallet. You can select stakes of 10, 20, 50, or 100 play coins, with 20 as the default. This entire stake is deducted immediately and locked until the round settles. The game uses a Divisor Ledger Reels mechanic where two reels generate a number from 1 to 256. The reward score is calculated by subtracting 1 from the sum of the positive-divisor counts for every integer from 1 through the generated number. You choose a weight mode (linear, squared, or cubed) before the stake is captured. The gross multiplier is 0.96 times the weight divided by its exact 256-outcome mean. The raw gross return is the captured stake multiplied by that multiplier. Settlement floors the gross return plus any stored fractional carry to credit your wallet, leaving any remainder as fractional carry.
Fractional Carry and Rounding
Fractional carry is a key part of the wallet's behavior. When a round settles, any fractional part of the payout that is not credited to your integer balance persists in local storage. This carry is added to the next round's settlement calculation. It survives page reloads and manual refills. This mechanism helps smooth out the return over many rounds, though the expected return remains 96% in the long run. The carry is not a separate balance you can withdraw; it is a hidden mathematical component that affects future payouts.
Manual Restoration and Refill
If your balance drops below 10 coins, you can manually restore it. Restoration is not automatic; you must click the refill button while idle. When you restore, your balance is set exactly to 1,000 coins. This refill does not add to your existing balance; it replaces it. Your fractional carry is preserved during refill. If you reload the page while a round is active, your captured stake remains deducted, and the unfinished round ends without a refund or continuation. Controls reset to default values after a reload.
Game Mechanics and Controls
The Divisor Ledger Reels game uses two independent reels showing hexadecimal symbols 0-9 and A-F. These values form an integer from 1 to 256. You select a weight mode (linear, squared, or cubed) before starting. The game has no intermediate collection; you wait for the full round to settle. Settings, restoration, and starting a new round are locked while a round is active. The intended audience is 18+, but this is a guide policy, not a legal age gate enforced by the demo.
Frequently asked questions
Can I withdraw my virtual coins as real money?
No. The virtual coins in the 95B demo have no cash value. There is no cashier, no withdrawal process, and no way to exchange them for real currency. They are used solely for playing the browser demo.
How does fractional carry work?
Fractional carry is the leftover decimal part of a payout that is not credited to your integer balance. It is stored locally and added to the next round's settlement. It persists through page reloads and refills, helping to smooth out returns over time.
What happens if I reload the page during a round?
If you reload while a round is active, your captured stake remains deducted. The round ends without a refund, payout, or continuation. Your balance after the captured debit remains saved; the selected stake resets to 20 coins, and you must start a new round manually.
