Game Rules

Timing & Periods

• Time zone: IST (Asia/Kolkata).
• Common intervals: 30 seconds, 1 minute, 3 minutes, 5 minutes.
• Pages reset daily at 00:00 IST; new period indices start from 1 each day.
• Typical period format: YYYYMMDD-#### (e.g., 20251003-0123).

For learning, capture a pre-close snapshot (period code + your notes) and compare later during review sessions.

Deterministic Mapping (How Our Predictor Derives Signals)

The interface uses a deterministic rule to produce a base digit (0–9) from the period code plus a public salt. From this digit, we derive secondary attributes (parity, size, color where applicable). Deterministic ≠ guaranteed; it simply means the same inputs yield the same outputs, which helps auditing and learning.

Wingo — Rules

Outcome

• A single digit from 0 to 9.

Derived Attributes

• Big/Small: Big = 5–9, Small = 0–4.
• Odd/Even: Odd = 1,3,5,7,9; Even = 0,2,4,6,8.
• Color (commonly used mapping):
  • Green → 1, 3, 7, 9
  • Red → 2, 4, 6, 8
  • Violet → 0, 5

Reading an Outcome

• Identify the digit, then infer Big/Small and Odd/Even.
• Apply the color mapping for summaries and logs if you track color.

K3 — Rules

Outcome

• Three dice (each 1–6) with a sum display.

Common Views

• Small/Big based on sum thresholds.
• Pairs and Triples identification (e.g., two-of-a-kind, three-of-a-kind).

Notes

• Short cycles mean frequent streaks; treat them as normal variance.
• For study, log: period, your pre-close snapshot, quick observation, and later the official outcome.

5D — Rules

Outcome

• Five-digit string, each position is 0–9.

Derived Reads

• Parity count (how many odd vs even digits).
• Big/Small distribution per position or overall.
• Position comparisons (e.g., first vs last digit).

Notes

• Variance is higher; keep sessions short and disciplined.
• Evaluate performance over sessions, not single periods.

TRX Win Go — Rules

Outcome

• A single digit 0–9 (same base idea as Wingo).

Derived Attributes

• Big = 5–9, Small = 0–4; Odd/Even by parity.
• Color mapping follows the published scheme on-page when used.

Notes

• IST-aligned periods; use pre-close snapshots to keep studies reproducible.

Using the Predictor Responsibly

• The predictor is deterministic for reproducibility, not for guarantees.
• Inputs: IST-aligned period codes. Outputs: digit and derived attributes.
• Mappings are public and visible in the interface for verification.

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Worked Examples (For Learning)

Wingo Example

Digit = 7 → Big, Odd, Green. If your study tracks color cycles, log “G” alongside parity/size.

K3 Example

Dice = 2, 4, 6 → Sum = 12 (interpretation depends on the small/big threshold your notes use). Note “even-only” and whether your study considered pairs/triples.

5D Example

Digits = 4-0-9-1-3 → Parity 3 Odd / 2 Even; consider first/last comparison or middle-anchored patterns as per your template.

Glossary

• Period: A single timed round identified by a date-index code.
• Deterministic: Same input → same output; useful for verification.
• Variance: Natural fluctuation in short-run outcomes.
• Snapshot: Your recorded state just before a period closes.

Responsible Use

• Adults only (18+).
• Define a session length before you start and stop on time.
• Keep minimal notes for review; avoid extending sessions to recover losses.

More guidance: Responsible Play

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