The complete matrix
A draw creates nine independent binary values, with zero and one equally likely in each cell. They form a 3 × 3 matrix A, with rows read from left to right, top to bottom. First compute B = A² − A using ordinary integer matrix multiplication: each entry of A² is a row-by-column sum of three products. Then square every entry of B and add all nine squares. That sum is the raw reward s. Do not square the entries of A individually or reduce the calculation modulo two.
An all-zero matrix and the identity matrix each satisfy A² = A, so B is zero and the raw reward is zero. For an all-one matrix, every entry of A² is three. Each entry of B is therefore two, giving s = 9 × 2² = 36. One whole stake covers the complete matrix; cells and rows do not receive separate stakes or payouts.
Three reward powers
Choose reward power 1, 2 or 3 before drawing. For raw reward s, these modes use s, s² and s³ respectively. Their exact average weights over all 512 equally likely matrices are 4.875, 44.0625 and 592.96875 respectively. Gross multiplier = 0.96 × chosen weight ÷ that mode’s average weight. Multiply the full, unrounded multiplier by the captured stake to obtain the raw gross return. The displayed multiplier is rounded to four decimal places and is not the value used for wallet calculation.
Each mode has a mathematical expected unrounded gross return of 96% across the equally likely matrices. Gross return includes whatever coins are returned; net change also accounts for the stake deducted at the start. The percentage is not a 96% chance of winning, a promise to recover a stake or a guaranteed session result. A higher power changes the return distribution and has its own normalization. It does not change the raw reward or which matrices score zero.
Start one draw
Available stakes are 10, 20, 50 and 100 free virtual coins. A new load selects stake 20 and reward power 1. Choose the stake and power, then press Draw one board. Loading the page does not start a draw. Starting captures the chosen settings, samples the complete matrix and deducts the whole stake once. If the balance cannot cover that stake, no draw starts and no stake is deducted.
Stake, reward power, Draw one board and Restore balance are locked during an active draw. Sound remains available. The matrix is shown in full at settlement. There is no automatic series, Stop button or early collection; choosing another draw after settlement is a separate action with a new stake and matrix.
Settlement and fractions
An ordinary draw settles on an animation callback after roughly 520 milliseconds have elapsed from its start. With reduced motion, the elapsed-time target is 20 milliseconds instead. Browser scheduling can affect when the result appears. The animation does not change the already sampled matrix, captured stake, reward power or return formula.
A new local wallet starts with 1,000 free virtual coins. At settlement, the full raw gross return is added to the saved fractional remainder. The whole-coin part of that sum is credited to the balance and the new remainder is saved for later draws. A zero reward leaves an existing fraction intact. A small positive return may credit no whole coins while increasing the saved fraction.
Restoration and reload
Restore balance is available only while no draw is active and the whole-coin balance is below 10. It sets that balance to exactly 1,000 rather than adding 1,000. The saved fraction, selected stake and reward power remain unchanged. At exactly 10 coins, restoration is unavailable. Restoration is manual and never starts another draw.
The balance and fractional remainder persist in this browser’s localStorage, including a saved zero balance. The stake deduction is saved when a draw starts. Reloading an unfinished draw keeps that deduction and gives no refund, payout or resumed result. A new load returns to stake 20 and power 1. Reloading does not pause the draw or recover its sampled matrix.
Guide, privacy and audience
36t.info is an independent guide with its own Real Projection browser demo. Its name and game do not establish an outside company’s identity, ownership, licence, reputation or official address. A similar domain or search result does not verify affiliation. The rules below explain this demo; they do not certify an external service.
The game stores its balance and fractional remainder in localStorage. The site declares locally hosted font files and uses a Statinside visitor counter. These observations do not establish anonymity, exclusive local processing or the absence of personal-data processing. They do not establish provider retention periods or every aspect of data handling. The absence of a login or payment form is not a privacy guarantee.
This guide is intended for adults aged 18 and over. That is an audience policy, not an implemented age check or a statement of legal rules everywhere. Wallet restoration is a game feature, not an enforced personal limit. The demo has no account blocking, exclusion service or personal time-limit control.
Frequently asked questions
How is the raw reward calculated?
Compute B = A² − A with ordinary integer matrix multiplication, then sum the squares of all nine entries of B.
When can I restore the balance?
Only while no draw is active and the balance is below 10 whole coins. It sets 1,000 and preserves the fraction, selected stake and power.
Do I need a login or app?
No. This demo runs in the browser without a login or installation. No official outside app or login address is verified here.
