How does the Ferry Locks game work?
Players choose an exit lock between one and four before starting. Each lock has a different survival chance: eighty percent, seventy-five percent, two thirds, or fifty percent. Reaching the chosen exit returns a gross multiplier of 1.2x, 1.6x, 2.4x, or 4.8x. Failure returns zero, and no manual exit is allowed during the round.
How are stakes and payouts handled?
Stakes are ten, twenty-five, fifty, or one hundred coins, with twenty-five as the default. The stake is deducted once at the start and persists before any animation. Gross returns include the stake, and payouts are computed in hundredths. Fractional carry is kept separately, while only whole coins are credited.
What happens if I reload the page?
Reloading discards any unfinished round without a refund or resumed settlement. The saved wallet balance remains, but the pending round is lost. Controls reset, and you must start a new round. Manual refill is only available when the balance falls below ten coins.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Ferry Locks demo the same as the real game?
This is a virtual-coin demo with no cash value. It uses the same mechanics but does not involve real money or verified operator claims. It is a simulation for entertainment purposes only.
How is the wallet balance managed?
The initial balance is one thousand coins. Fractional hundredths are persisted separately, and whole coins are stored in local storage. A manual refill sets the balance to one thousand only when idle and below ten coins.
What evidence supports the game's odds?
Simulation data shows expected return to player rates around ninety-six percent. Simulated RTP values range from ninety-five point nine to ninety-six point one percent across one million rounds. These figures reflect the actual math evidence provided.
