Questions About the Original Graph Simulator

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Each round samples ten independent fair binary choices, one for each possible undirected edge between five labelled vertices. Every one of the 1024 edge patterns has equal probability. If the whole graph is disconnected, its raw reward is zero. Otherwise, find the shortest-path edge distance for every pair of vertices and take the largest of those distances. That value is the connected graph’s diameter. The graph is sampled once; scoring and animation do not redraw its edges.

A complete graph has a direct edge between every pair, so all shortest distances are one and its reward is one. A five-vertex chain has endpoints four edges apart and reward four. A disconnected graph scores zero even if one component contains a long chain. Adding an edge can shorten distances and therefore reduce a connected graph’s diameter. The calculation is not the number of edges, the longest simple path or the size of the largest component.

Choose linear, squared or cubed weighting before the round. Gross credit equals the captured whole stake times 0.96 times raw reward raised to the selected power, divided by that power’s exact mean over all 1024 graphs. Those means are 1.8310546875, 5.0087890625 and 14.5283203125. The counts for rewards zero through four are 296, one, 367, 300 and sixty. Each mode has exact unrounded expected gross credit of 96% of stake. Raising a score to a power is not multiplying it by two or three. There are 728 positive-reward patterns in every mode; changing the power changes credit sizes rather than that frequency. Expectation does not guarantee a session outcome.

The wallet begins with 1000 free coins. One whole captured stake prices the graph; there are no row stake shares. Settled balance and fractional-credit carry persist in browser localStorage. While idle with fewer than ten coins, manual refill sets the balance to 1000 and preserves carry. It does not add 1000 and is locked during settlement and an active automatic queue. Reloading does not reset saved settled values. An unfinished round is not resumed: an already debited stake is not automatically refunded and pending credit can be lost. Keep active play open until settlement.

Auto schedules at most ten rounds using the same graph distribution and credit normalization as manual play. Stop cancels future scheduled rounds and lets the active round settle. It does not restore a committed stake. Settings and refill are locked during settlement and an active queue. The round uses its captured stake and weighting, so later controls cannot alter its payout. Automatic scheduling creates no probability advantage or reason to keep playing.