Field Tape Register Original Demo Guide

The Field Tape Register starts with an empty binary tape at position zero. The game uses eight-code words, where each word is equally likely among 65,536 possibilities. Codes can toggle the current cell, move the cursor left or right, or swap the current and right flags. The score is the final count of lit cells.

You control the game with a whole captured stake. There are no independent row shares. You choose one of three payout modes, which use separate normalizers. You can play manually through eight deliveries or use Auto10 to queue matches. The Stop function cancels future rounds but lets the current automated match complete. Sound remains available during play.

The gross return is calculated as 0.96 times the captured whole stake times the raw score raised to the power of the selected mode plus one, divided by the mean of that mode. The exact means are 1.0479736328125 for Mode 0, 1.744384765625 for Mode 1, and 3.367919921875 for Mode 2.

The expected gross return is exactly 96 percent. This is a mathematical expectation and not a guarantee of net profit. The powers one, two, and three do not change which raw scores are zero. The game uses linear, squared, and cubed scores with separate normalizers to achieve this return.

The demo uses a local wallet with an initial balance of 1000. The settled balance persists locally, even if it reaches zero. Fractional carry persists across settlement, refill, and reload. The balance does not include cash value.

Manual restoration is available when the balance is below 10 and the interface is idle. Restoration sets the balance to 1000. It is not automatic and does not add the reset amount. If you reload while busy, the unfinished round ends without refund or resume. The stake, payout mode, and refill are locked during the captured match.

The demo features eight practice deliveries, which is not a standard six-ball over. Before each delivery, you can choose a shot from zero to three. This permutes an independent uniform hidden code. The displayed runs are zero, one, two, or four.

Shot choice may change between manual deliveries. The hidden code is independent of previous deliveries. The game does not use a standard cricket over structure. All eight deliveries are part of a single captured match.

Simulation data supports the 96 percent expected gross return. Mode zero, with a always-zero shot policy, showed a measured return of 96.05 percent over one million rounds. Mode one, using a delivery-index-mod-four policy, showed 95.82 percent. Mode two, using an adaptive policy, showed 96.01 percent.

The measured results are sample observations. The exact gross return is 0.96 for all modes. Positive results occurred in roughly 73.7 percent of rounds across all modes. The data confirms the mathematical design without guaranteeing future outcomes.

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