Understanding the Virtual Nature
The Orbit Sum demo uses virtual coins that hold no real monetary value. There is no cashier, deposit, or withdrawal system, meaning you cannot win or lose actual money. The game is intended for an audience aged 18 and older, but this is a guideline rather than a strictly enforced legal age gate. Your activity is tracked locally, but this does not guarantee total anonymity or prevent all data collection by third parties.
Voluntary Breaks and Manual Refills
There are no automatic time-outs or loss limits built into the interface. If your balance drops below 10 coins while idle, you can manually restore your balance to 1000 coins. This restoration sets your balance to that amount rather than adding to it. You can take breaks at any time, and reloading the page will discard any unfinished round without refunding the initial stake. Controls disable automatically when the round is active to prevent accidental changes.
Settlement and Game Mechanics
Each round begins with a stake deduction, which persists even if you reload before the result is revealed. The game sums two independent pointers modulo 7 and pays out based on your selected arc. Gross returns include your original stake, and fractional cents are kept separately from whole coins. Settlement is automatic upon reveal, with no option to stop early. This structure ensures that the outcome is determined solely by the game's math, independent of your playing speed or break duration.
Frequently asked questions
Can I lose real money in Orbit Sum?
No, Orbit Sum uses virtual coins with no cash value. You cannot deposit or withdraw real currency, so your financial risk is limited to the virtual balance shown in the demo.
How do I reset my balance if I run out?
If your balance falls below 10 coins while idle, you can manually refill to 1000 coins. This action sets your balance to 1000 rather than adding to your current total. You cannot resume a broken round after reloading.
