Signal Run

Slot & payout reference

Each landing slot carries a fixed multiplier applied to the stake you released the token with. A 1.1x landing returns slightly more than the stake; a 0.4x landing returns less. Payouts are rounded to the nearest whole coin.

Slot reference — thirteen landing slots, edge to edge

Slot	Position	Multiplier
1	Far left edge	12x
2	Outer left	6x
3	Left shoulder	3x
4	Left mid	1.9x
5	Inner left	1.1x
6	Left of centre	0.6x
7	Dead centre	0.4x
8	Right of centre	0.6x
9	Inner right	1.1x
10	Right mid	1.9x
11	Right shoulder	3x
12	Outer right	6x
13	Far right edge	12x

How the result is decided

Before the token is drawn on screen, the game resolves the entire run. It performs twelve independent left-or-right draws using crypto.getRandomValues where the browser provides it, counts how many of those went right, and that count — a number from zero to twelve — is the landing slot. Only then does the animation start, tracing the path that has already been settled.

That order matters. It means the bounce you watch is a drawing of the outcome rather than a performance that a script quietly overrides at the last moment. Refreshing mid-drop, resizing the window or switching tabs changes nothing about where the token was always going to land.

Reading the board

The thirteen slots run edge to edge beneath the pegs, labelled with their multipliers. When a token settles, its slot lights up and the line below the board spells out the slot number, the multiplier, the coins returned and your net change. Your balance and current stake sit above the board at all times.

Stakes and balance

You begin each session with 1,000 virtual coins. Stakes step through 10, 25, 50, 100 and 250 coins using the plus and minus controls. If your balance falls below the selected stake, the release control locks and a message explains what to do — drop to a smaller stake, or use Reset balance to return to 1,000 coins. Reloading the page does the same thing.