An independent guide
27K is the name discussed by this guide. An outside operator, official app, licence, ownership and reputation have not been verified here. The original browser demonstration belongs to this guide and does not reproduce or certify an outside product.
Virtual coins only
The demonstration uses free virtual coins with no cash value. It offers no account login, deposit or withdrawal flow. A new local wallet begins with 1,000 coins. The displayed balance is a simulation balance, not money held by an operator.
Four binary vectors
Twelve independent fair bits form four ordered vectors of three bits each. Each bit has the same chance of being 0 or 1. The bits are revealed in a fixed sequence. Equal vector values in different positions remain distinct positions in the calculation.
Balance restoration and fractions
While no round is active, a balance below 10 can be restored manually to exactly 1,000 coins. This sets the balance; it does not add 1,000 to the previous balance. Fractional returns are carried into later settlements and survive restoration and reload. Whole coins are credited when a payment is settled.
What the browser stores
The game uses localStorage for its virtual balance and fractional carry. These values may remain after a page reload. Clearing cached files alone may leave localStorage intact. This observation does not establish anonymity, exclusive local processing or the absence of other data processing.
Adult audience and scope
This guide is intended for adults aged 18 and over. That is an audience policy, not a universal legal-age statement or an implemented age-verification gate. The guide does not establish the legality or licensing of an outside service.
Frequently asked questions
Does this guide supply an official outside product?
27K is the name discussed by this guide. An outside operator, official app, licence, ownership and reputation have not been verified here. The original browser demonstration belongs to this guide and does not reproduce or certify an outside product.
What happens on reload?
Starting deducts the chosen stake immediately. Reloading before settlement ends that round without refund or resume. The stored balance after the stake deduction and any previously stored fractional carry remain local. Neither a round in progress nor its hidden outcome is restored.
How is the balance restored?
While no round is active, a balance below 10 can be restored manually to exactly 1,000 coins. This sets the balance; it does not add 1,000 to the previous balance. Fractional returns are carried into later settlements and survive restoration and reload. Whole coins are credited when a payment is settled.
