The game uses six balls and two wickets. Positive outcomes credit normal runs. Every second consecutive dot removes three credited runs, floored at zero, and resets the dot counter. A positive outcome or wicket resets the counter; wickets otherwise only cost one wicket. A second wicket always loses immediately. Settlement requires the completed sixth ball unless the second wicket falls; reaching a target earlier does not settle.
Game Mechanics and Shot Charts
The game features six balls and two wickets. Positive outcomes credit normal runs. Every second consecutive dot removes three credited runs, floored at zero, and resets the dot counter. A positive outcome or wicket resets the counter; wickets otherwise only cost one wicket. A second wicket always loses immediately. Settlement requires the completed sixth ball unless the second wicket falls; reaching a target earlier does not settle.
Four published integer-weight shot charts use outcomes 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, W. The published chart entries are exact integer percentages in outcome order 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, W. Random sampling uses unbiased 32-bit rejection into 100 equally likely chart units. The coach displays one optimal next action; ties use published shot order. This game has no unlock-token control. The displayed winning multiplier is fixed before the first ball.
Mathematical Evidence and Probabilities
Exact dynamic programming prices the selected target at 0.96 divided by its initial optimal success probability. The coach maximizes success over legal adaptive shots; 96% is expected gross return under that optimal policy, not a win percentage or a guarantee for every shot policy.
| Target | Optimal Success Probability | Expected Gross Return | Measured Gross Return |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | 0.7835 | 96% | 95.98% |
| 12 | 0.5796 | 96% | 96.04% |
| 16 | 0.3519 | 96% | 96.05% |
| 20 | 0.1621 | 96% | 95.98% |
Simulation measurements are supporting sample observations, not the mathematical payout law or a promised return. Expected values, sampled returns and rounded multipliers describe different quantities.
Stakes, Controls and Modes
One active whole-innings stake 10/20/50/100; no Auto, cash-out or extension. Six deliveries or second wicket end the captured innings. Shot policy is adaptive; 96% is the maximum expected gross return under optimal legal shots available in this game.
Controls include capturing virtual stake 10/20/50/100. Stake, mode and refill are locked during active play; sound remains available. Cricket shot choice remains available between deliveries.
Wallet, Balance and Persistence
Idle low-balance refill sets 1000, fractional change persists, unfinished reload does not refund. The published chart entries are exact integer percentages in outcome order 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, W.
Initial balance is 1000. Restoration is manual-set, eligible while idle, balance below 10, sets balance to 1000. Fractional carry persists through settlement, manual refill and reload. Local settled balance including zero persists. An unfinished round ends without refund or resume.
Privacy and Data Storage
Game source uses localStorage for settled balance and fractional carry; this does not establish anonymity or exclude other processing. Template declares Google Fonts stylesheet; actual full-site network capture remains pending.
Demo account flow is none. Demo payment flow is none. Virtual coins have no cash value. The absence of account or payment controls in the demo does not prove that no personal data are processed.
Responsible Use and Audience
18+ is this guide's intended audience; it is not a universal legal age, an implemented age gate, or a statement of local legality. You can decide when to take a break and set your own time and virtual-coin limits outside the interface. If play becomes a concern, consider appropriate local qualified help.
The demo has no enforced timer, pause button or account-level self-exclusion tool. It does not provide treatment or guarantee safer behaviour.
Frequently asked questions
How is the game settled?
Settlement requires the completed sixth ball unless the second wicket falls; reaching a target earlier does not settle. A second wicket always loses immediately.
What is the expected return?
96% is expected gross return under the optimal policy, not a win percentage or a guarantee for every shot policy. Exact dynamic programming prices the selected target at 0.96 divided by its initial optimal success probability.
How does the wallet work?
Idle low-balance refill sets 1000, fractional change persists, unfinished reload does not refund. Restoration is manual-set, eligible while idle, balance below 10, sets balance to 1000.
