SA GAME Philippines: Independent Demo Guide

The game uses eight fair binary symbols. The game automatically evaluates deleting each of the seven adjacent two-symbol blocks. The score is the count of unordered pairs of deletion positions that yield identical six-symbol results. One whole captured stake covers this complete independent fair binary word.

There are three score modes, each normalized over all 256 equally likely words to a 96% expected gross return:

• Score Power 1: Linear scaling.
• Score Power 2: Squared scaling.
• Score Power 3: Cubed scaling.

A larger power does not change which words score zero. The gross payout formula is: Gross = 0.96 × captured whole stake × raw^(selected mode + 1) / mean[selected mode]. Separate exact means are [5.015625, 39.609375, 440.203125].

Settlement & Controls

The normal animation lasts about 480ms; reduced-motion settings may show settlement immediately. Stake, mode, and refill are locked through the active settlement and any auto queue. Sound remains available during this time.

As a player in the Philippines, your first step is to verify how SA GAME handles local currency and payments. While this demo uses virtual coins, real-money play may require PHP. Check if the operator accepts GCash or Maya, as these are the most common e-wallets here. You can find this info in the 'Payments' or 'Banking' section of their site.

Next, check the regulatory status. Look for a PAGCOR license number on the footer or 'About Us' page. If it's missing, proceed with caution. For safety, always use a strong password and enable two-factor authentication if available. Remember, this demo is for fun and does not guarantee winnings.

• Check for PHP currency support in account settings.
• Verify GCash or Maya deposit options in the cashier.
• Look for PAGCOR licensing details in the footer.
• Enable 2FA if the operator offers it.

Auto10: Queues at most ten captured draws. Stop: Cancels future draws while the current draw settles. There is no early bank.

Wallet Restoration: When the balance is idle and below 10, you can manually restore it. This action sets the balance to exactly 1000 and preserves fractional carry. It is not an automatic replenishment.

Persistence: Settled balance persists locally, including zero. Fractional carry persists across settlement, refill, and reload. However, if you reload during an unfinished draw, it ends without refund or resume. Not all progress or rounds are resumable.

The expected gross return is 96%; this is not guaranteed net profit. Simulation measurements are supporting sample observations, not the mathematical payout law.

Worked Examples

These are actual game.js pure score function outputs:

• Ordered symbols [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] yield a raw score of 21.
• Ordered symbols [1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1] yield a raw score of 21.
• Ordered symbols [0,1,0,1,0,1,0,1] yield a raw score of 21.

This guide observes that the demo uses browser localStorage for settled demo balance and fractional carry. This does not establish anonymity or exclude other processing. The template declares a Google Fonts stylesheet, but actual browser request capture is pending; this is not a claim that other requests or processing are absent.

The demo has no account flow and no payment flow. Virtual coins have no cash value. Clearing cached files may leave local storage where that storage is actually used.

The intended audience for this guide is 18+. This is a policy, not a claim about local law or an implemented age gate. Responsible-use pages can describe optional pauses, a personal time/virtual-coin limit, and finding appropriate local qualified help. This demo does not clinically train behaviour or make losses safe. There is no promise of account-level blocking, a timer, or self-exclusion tools in this specific demo interface.

Use the virtual coins below to test the Deletion Echo mechanics. Note that reloading during an active draw will end it without refund. To reset your balance, wait until idle and below 10, then use the restore function.