Four readings and bending score
Each draw samples four independent uniform readings from 0 through 12. All 13⁴ = 28561 ordered outcomes are equally likely. Let the readings be a, b, c and d in order. The raw score is (a − 2b + c)² + (b − 2c + d)². The two differences are not compared for equality. There is no division, truncation or conversion of the score to a pocket number. Exactly 249 distinct scores are attainable, from 0 to 1152 with gaps. The four displayed readings are the outcome; the decorative wheel finishes on the last reading, not the total score or four repeated copies of one pocket.
One selected ticket and gross return
Choose exactly one ticket before starting. Lower covers the 124 lowest distinct attainable scores, ending at 333. Upper covers the remaining 125 distinct scores, beginning at 337. No attainable score lies between those cutoffs. This is a split of distinct scores, not equal-probability halves: Lower matches 24309/28561 outcomes, Upper 4252/28561. Even-score matches 14281/28561 outcomes with an even raw score. Even can overlap Lower or Upper, but only the selected ticket pays once; overlapping unselected tickets do not add payouts. For a match, gross return = (0.96 × captured stake × 28561) / selected ticket’s matching count; a miss pays zero. Gross multipliers are 1.1279180550413426, 6.448391345249294 and 1.9199327778166793 for Lower, Upper, Even respectively. Gross includes the stake, and net wallet change subtracts that stake. Zero raw score wins Lower or Even and misses Upper. The 96% gross expectation is not win probability or a promised session result.
Automatic queue and stopping
Automatic × 10 starts a queue of at most ten draws. Every draw captures and pays its own stake. The same automatic button becomes Stop future draws; it is not a separate control. Stopping during an active draw cancels later draws but the active draw still settles normally. Stopping during the 180 ms wait after settlement cancels the pending next draw. An unaffordable chosen stake ends the queue without a new debit or draw. There is no early banking, refund, pause with continuation or automatic balance restoration.
Controls, defaults and timing
Defaults are stake 20 and Lower ticket. Available stakes are 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200. Stake, ticket, Spin and restoration remain locked during an active draw, an automatic queue and its pending timer; sound remains available. A manual draw locks the automatic button until settlement. The animation settles after 480 ms measured from its first nonzero animation callback; reduced motion settles on the first callback, and browser scheduling can add delay. Queued draws wait 180 ms after settlement before starting again. During an animation the previous settled readings can remain visible; they are not the new result.
Exact counts and saved samples
An independent exhaustive calculation compared all 28561 outcomes and 428415 selected payouts across three tickets and five stakes. It confirmed 249 attainable scores, the 124/125 rank split, exact matching counts 24309, 4252, 14281 and maximum 1152. Each selected ticket has exact expected gross return 96% before integer settlement. Three million saved samples were reused without new generation: one million per ticket. Their measured gross returns were 95.98244272985313%, 95.69799659830667% and 95.91004992255444% for Lower, Upper, Even. The corresponding sampled matches were 850970, 148406 and 499549. Exact probabilities come from exhaustive counting; sample measurements do not define the payout or guarantee a personal result.
| Ticket | Exact match probability | Gross multiplier | Saved trials | Measured gross % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lower | 24309/28561 | 1.1279180550413426 | 1000000 | 95.98244272985313 |
| Upper | 4252/28561 | 6.448391345249294 | 1000000 | 95.69799659830667 |
| Even | 14281/28561 | 1.9199327778166793 | 1000000 | 95.91004992255444 |
Saved wallet and integer credit
A new local wallet starts with 1000 virtual coins. Starting immediately deducts and saves one whole captured stake. Settlement credits floor(gross return + the previously saved fraction), saves the remainder, and pays once. A missed ticket preserves the previous fraction. Reloading unfinished leaves the stake deducted and the prior fraction saved, without payout, refund or continuation; the queue ends and controls reset to stake 20 and Lower ticket. A saved zero remains zero. When idle with balance below 10, Restore demo balance sets exactly 1000 and preserves the fraction. Reload preserves a settled saved wallet. Coins have no cash value and do not synchronize an outside account.
Frequently asked questions
Is an outside operator or official app verified?
This independent SH5 guide presents its own Bending Register browser demo. An outside operator, licence, official app or financial service has not been established here. The demo does not certify or reproduce an outside product. A similarly named domain or search result does not verify an official service.
How do the four readings produce a raw score?
Each draw samples four independent uniform readings from 0 through 12. All 13⁴ = 28561 ordered outcomes are equally likely. Let the readings be a, b, c and d in order. The raw score is (a − 2b + c)² + (b − 2c + d)². The two differences are not compared for equality. There is no division, truncation or conversion of the score to a pocket number. Exactly 249 distinct scores are attainable, from 0 to 1152 with gaps. The four displayed readings are the outcome; the decorative wheel finishes on the last reading, not the total score or four repeated copies of one pocket.
Do overlapping tickets pay more than once?
Choose exactly one ticket before starting. Lower covers the 124 lowest distinct attainable scores, ending at 333. Upper covers the remaining 125 distinct scores, beginning at 337. No attainable score lies between those cutoffs. This is a split of distinct scores, not equal-probability halves: Lower matches 24309/28561 outcomes, Upper 4252/28561. Even-score matches 14281/28561 outcomes with an even raw score. Even can overlap Lower or Upper, but only the selected ticket pays once; overlapping unselected tickets do not add payouts. For a match, gross return = (0.96 × captured stake × 28561) / selected ticket’s matching count; a miss pays zero. Gross multipliers are 1.1279180550413426, 6.448391345249294 and 1.9199327778166793 for Lower, Upper, Even respectively. Gross includes the stake, and net wallet change subtracts that stake. Zero raw score wins Lower or Even and misses Upper. The 96% gross expectation is not win probability or a promised session result.
What does Stop future draws cancel?
Automatic × 10 starts a queue of at most ten draws. Every draw captures and pays its own stake. The same automatic button becomes Stop future draws; it is not a separate control. Stopping during an active draw cancels later draws but the active draw still settles normally. Stopping during the 180 ms wait after settlement cancels the pending next draw. An unaffordable chosen stake ends the queue without a new debit or draw. There is no early banking, refund, pause with continuation or automatic balance restoration.
Which defaults, controls and timing does the demo use?
Defaults are stake 20 and Lower ticket. Available stakes are 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200. Stake, ticket, Spin and restoration remain locked during an active draw, an automatic queue and its pending timer; sound remains available. A manual draw locks the automatic button until settlement. The animation settles after 480 ms measured from its first nonzero animation callback; reduced motion settles on the first callback, and browser scheduling can add delay. Queued draws wait 180 ms after settlement before starting again. During an animation the previous settled readings can remain visible; they are not the new result.
What happens to the saved wallet and fraction?
A new local wallet starts with 1000 virtual coins. Starting immediately deducts and saves one whole captured stake. Settlement credits floor(gross return + the previously saved fraction), saves the remainder, and pays once. A missed ticket preserves the previous fraction. Reloading unfinished leaves the stake deducted and the prior fraction saved, without payout, refund or continuation; the queue ends and controls reset to stake 20 and Lower ticket. A saved zero remains zero. When idle with balance below 10, Restore demo balance sets exactly 1000 and preserves the fraction. Reload preserves a settled saved wallet. Coins have no cash value and do not synchronize an outside account.
Does an unfinished draw resume after reload?
Browser localStorage holds the wallet balance, including an immediately saved stake deduction, and the fractional remainder. An unfinished draw and automatic queue are not saved for continuation. Reload does not settle them. Storage can persist after closing the browser. Clearing cached files alone may leave localStorage; browser site-data controls can remove the saved wallet. This local behavior does not establish anonymity or describe all external processing.
Which external resources are declared?
The source template declares Google Fonts resources, and the common builder adds the Statinside44 visit counter to built pages. These network requests are separate from the local wallet. No account login or payment form is present, but this does not establish anonymity or exclude personal-data processing. No outside data controller, retention schedule, encryption guarantee or complete absence of other traffic is established here.
Are personal limits and self-exclusion enforced?
18+ is this guide’s intended audience policy, not an implemented age check or statement of local law. Choose voluntary time and virtual-coin limits and take breaks; the demo does not enforce personal limits or offer account-level self-exclusion. Stop future draws cancels the queue but allows the active draw to finish. Closing or reloading an unfinished draw leaves its stake deducted. The demo is not treatment, training for financial play or a promise of safer outcomes. Seek suitable qualified local help if needed.
Can virtual coins be deposited or withdrawn as money?
This guide provides no verified outside deposit methods, withdrawal process, payment provider, processing time or cash payout. The demo has no account, cashier or payment form. Restoring the local virtual wallet is not a deposit, and receiving a draw’s virtual credit is not a cash withdrawal.
Does 96% expected return guarantee a session result?
An independent exhaustive calculation compared all 28561 outcomes and 428415 selected payouts across three tickets and five stakes. It confirmed 249 attainable scores, the 124/125 rank split, exact matching counts 24309, 4252, 14281 and maximum 1152. Each selected ticket has exact expected gross return 96% before integer settlement. Three million saved samples were reused without new generation: one million per ticket. Their measured gross returns were 95.98244272985313%, 95.69799659830667% and 95.91004992255444% for Lower, Upper, Even. The corresponding sampled matches were 850970, 148406 and 499549. Exact probabilities come from exhaustive counting; sample measurements do not define the payout or guarantee a personal result.
Can a zero score win a ticket?
Readings [0,1,2,3] produce two differences 0 and 0, so score 0: Lower and Even qualify, but only the selected ticket pays. Readings [0,0,0,1] give score 1: Lower qualifies, Upper and Even miss. Readings [0,12,0,12] give differences −24 and 24, so score 1152: Upper and Even qualify. With stake 20 and saved fraction 0.37, selecting Upper on that outcome returns 128.96782690498588 gross, credits 129 whole coins and saves 0.337826904985885; a wallet starting at 1000 becomes 1109. Selecting Lower on the same outcome loses the single stake and preserves the saved fraction.