For players in the Philippines, understanding the exact rules and wallet behavior is key before you start playing with virtual coins. This independent site helps you verify how the game calculates outcomes.
Game Structure and Decoding
The game consists of twelve independent fair binary steps. These steps reveal three four-bit blocks. Each completed block is decoded as a number from 0 to 15. To obtain the variables a, b, and c, 1 is added to each decoded block value, resulting in integers ranging from 1 to 16.
The core statistic is the number of integer pairs (x, y) where both x and y are between 1 and 16, satisfying the equation a*x + b*y = 16*c. This raw terminal statistic is the basis for the reward calculation.
What Filipino Players Should Check Before Playing 42c
When exploring the 42c demo in the Philippines, you need to verify a few local specifics. First, confirm the currency display. While the demo uses virtual coins, real-money versions often use PHP (Philippine peso). Check if the operator supports PHP directly or if you need to convert from USD.
Next, look at payment methods. Common local options include GCash and Maya. However, the demo does not use real money, so you must check the official operator site to see if these e-wallets are available for deposits. Also, verify if 42c is licensed by PAGCOR, the national regulator, or if it operates under an offshore license. This affects your legal protection.
- Check if the operator accepts GCash or Maya for real money play.
- Verify PAGCOR registration or offshore licensing status on the operator's site.
- Confirm if the demo currency matches the real-money PHP balance.
Always play responsibly. This demo is for entertainment only.
Reward Modes and Scoring
Before each round, you must preselect a reward weight curve: linear, squared, or cubed. The score function is defined as function score(mask){return statistic((mask>>8)+1,(mask>>4&15)+1,(mask&15)+1)-CFG.min;}, where CFG.min is the global minimum statistic value.
The live gross quote is calculated as 0.97 times the conditional expected terminal weight divided by the initial expected terminal weight. This quote can rise, fall, or become zero. The specific mode chosen affects the distribution of outcomes, but the expected RTP remains consistent at 97% across policies in the mathematical evidence.
Controls, Stakes, and Settlement
Stakes are selectable at 10, 20, 50, or 100 play coins, with 20 being the default. Once a stake is captured, the settings, refill, and starting another round controls are locked until settlement.
Settlement occurs when you manually collect the current quote, when a preset auto-threshold is crossed, or when the quote hits zero. If the quote hits zero, it resolves before cashout if they occur at the same event. The final step 12 collects the current quote for surviving rounds. At settlement, the floor of (raw gross return + stored fractional carry) is credited; any remainder persists. Zero-return rounds leave the fractional carry unchanged.
Auto-Collection and Stopping Rules
Automatic collection can be set to off, 1.25, 1.75, or 2.50. An earlier crossed auto-threshold settles the round before a later zero event. If zero resolves first at the same event, it takes precedence. The process prioritizes prior crossed events before later crashes; the surviving terminal step 12 collects the current quote if no earlier resolution occurs.
Mathematical Evidence and RTP
The following table presents simulation measurements from 1,000,000 rounds for each curve and policy. These are supporting sample observations, not the mathematical payout law. The expected RTP is consistently 97%.
| Curve | Policy | Expected RTP | Measured RTP |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 (Linear) | manual-step6 | 97 | 96.9894 |
| 0 (Linear) | terminal12 | 97 | 96.8616 |
| 0 (Linear) | first-cross1.25 | 97 | 96.9612 |
| 0 (Linear) | first-cross1.75 | 97 | 96.9308 |
| 0 (Linear) | first-cross2.50 | 97 | 96.9083 |
| 1 (Squared) | manual-step6 | 97 | 96.9489 |
| 1 (Squared) | terminal12 | 97 | 96.8437 |
| 1 (Squared) | first-cross1.25 | 97 | 96.9657 |
| 1 (Squared) | first-cross1.75 | 97 | 97.0262 |
| 1 (Squared) | first-cross2.50 | 97 | 97.2365 |
| 2 (Cubed) | manual-step6 | 97 | 97.0121 |
| 2 (Cubed) | terminal12 | 97 | 97.6186 |
| 2 (Cubed) | first-cross1.25 | 97 | 97.0164 |
| 2 (Cubed) | first-cross1.75 | 97 | 96.9790 |
| 2 (Cubed) | first-cross2.50 | 97 | 97.2465 |
Wallet, Persistence, and Demo Identity
The demo wallet starts with an initial balance of 1000 virtual coins. Restoration is manual and idle-only: if the balance drops below 10 while idle, it is SET to exactly 1000. Refilling does not clear the fractional carry, which persists in browser localStorage across settlement, refill, and reload.
If you reload during an unfinished round, the captured stake remains deducted, and the round ends without refund or continuation. Default stake (20) and first preset are restored after reload. Virtual coins have no cash value, and no account login or payment flow exists in this demo. Storage includes virtual-coin balance and fractional payout carry in browser localStorage.
Frequently asked questions
How is the score calculated in Bounded Diophantine solutions Claim?
The score is calculated by decoding three four-bit blocks into integers a, b, c (1-16), then counting integer pairs (x,y) between 1 and 16 that satisfy a*x + b*y = 16*c. The global minimum is subtracted from this count.
What happens if the quote hits zero?
Zero resolves before cashout if they occur at the same event. An earlier crossed auto-threshold settles before a later zero event. If zero is first, the round ends with that resolution.
Does the fractional carry persist after a refill?
Yes. The fractional carry persists in browser localStorage across settlement, refill, and reload. Refilling does not clear it.
Is the 42c demo free for players in the Philippines?
Yes, this is an independent demo site. You do not need to deposit PHP, GCash, or Maya to play the virtual coin version. It is free to test the mechanics.
Does 42c use PAGCOR regulation for the demo?
The demo itself is a virtual simulation. However, you should check the main 42c operator site to see if they hold a PAGCOR license for real-money play in the Philippines.