Game Results

Every game starts with the same list of floats, as explained in How results are generated. This article shows how each game turns those floats into a result.

Several games use the pick-and-remove method. The game starts with a list of options, such as tiles or squares. For each float, it picks the item at position floor(float × items left), then removes that item from the list. This way the same item can never be picked twice.

Dice

Uses 1 float. Roll = floor(float × 10,001) / 100. This gives a roll from 0.00 to 100.00, with 10,001 possible results.

Limbo

Uses 1 float. The result is:

16,777,216 / (floor(float × 16,777,216) + 1) × 0.99

It is rounded down to 2 decimal places. The lowest possible result is 1.00×. The 0.99 is the 1% house edge.

Plinko

Uses 1 float per row. At each row, a float below 0.5 sends the ball left. Otherwise it goes right. The ball's final slot depends on how many times it went right.

Roulette

Uses 1 float. Pocket = floor(float × 37). This gives a number from 0 to 36, like a European wheel.

Wheel

Uses 1 float. Segment = floor(float × number of segments). You choose 10, 20, 30, 40 or 50 segments.

Diamonds

Uses 5 floats, one for each gem. Each gem = floor(float × 7), which picks one of 7 gem types.

Keno

Uses 10 floats. The game uses pick-and-remove on the 40 squares of the board, so it draws 10 different squares.

Mines

Uses 1 float per mine. The 25 tiles are counted left to right, top to bottom, starting from 0. The game uses pick-and-remove to place each mine on a different tile.

Goat Run

There are 25 lanes, numbered 1 to 25. The game uses pick-and-remove to choose the lanes with an accident. The number of accident lanes depends on difficulty:

• Easy: 1

• Medium: 3

• Hard: 5

• Expert: 10

G3 Tower

The tower has 9 rows. For each row, the game uses pick-and-remove on that row's tiles to choose the safe tiles.

• Easy: 3 safe tiles out of 4

• Medium: 2 safe tiles out of 3

• Hard: 1 safe tile out of 2

• Expert: 1 safe tile out of 3

• Master: 1 safe tile out of 4

Punch

Each turn uses its own float: turn 1 uses float 1, turn 2 uses float 2, and so on. A move lands if the float is below its chance of success:

• Slap: 1.10×, lands if the float is below 1 / 1.10 (about 90.9%)

• Punch: 1.50×, lands if the float is below 1 / 1.50 (about 66.7%)

• Uppercut: 2.00×, lands if the float is below 1 / 2.00 (50%)

• Spin: 4.00×, lands if the float is below 1 / 4.00 (25%)

If every move lands, your payout is the multipliers multiplied together, times 0.98.

Order Up

Cards have values from 1 to 99. The game uses pick-and-remove to deal them, so no value appears twice in a round.

Card games

Card games use this list of 52 cards, in this order: 2♦, 2♥, 2♠, 2♣, 3♦, 3♥, 3♠, 3♣ and so on, up to A♦, A♥, A♠, A♣. Card 0 is 2♦ and card 51 is A♣.

Blackjack and Hilo

Each card = floor(float × 52). The deck is unlimited, so the same card can appear more than once. Cards are dealt in float order.

Baccarat

Uses up to 6 floats, each mapped with floor(float × 52) from an unlimited deck. Cards are dealt in this order:

1. Player's first card

2. Banker's first card

3. Player's second card

4. Banker's second card

5. Any third cards, in order, following standard baccarat rules

G3 Cards

Uses 52 floats to shuffle one real 52-card deck. The game uses pick-and-remove, so each card appears exactly once.