What you are playing
Section titled “What you are playing”Choose Heads or Tails, how many coins to flip, and how many matching faces you need. You win when at least that many coins match your chosen face. This is one wager on the group, not a separate wager on each coin.
How to play
Section titled “How to play”- Set the wager using the currency and limits shown by the game.
- Choose Heads or Tails.
- Choose 1–10 coins and the Required Hits value. The interface limits the available hit counts for the chosen number of coins.
- Read the win chance and payout preview, then place the bet.
- Wait for the result. Count matches against your required hits; there is no action or cash-out after placing the bet.
Rules and payouts
Section titled “Rules and payouts”- Win: at least the required number of coins matches your chosen face. You receive the quoted payout, including returned stake.
- Lose: fewer coins match. The return is zero.
- No extra-hit bonus: exceeding Required Hits pays the same as meeting it. Heads and Tails use the same probability model.
- Chance versus payout: the nominal return is 98% before payout rounding. For win probability p, the gross winning multiplier is 0.98 ÷ p.
One wager: the amount you enter covers the group of coins. It is not charged again for every coin.
Worked example
Section titled “Worked example”Choose Heads, three coins, and at least two hits, with a 10-unit wager.
- Chance: four of eight face combinations qualify, giving a 50% win chance.
- Two or three heads: 19.60 returned, including the 10 stake; 9.60 profit.
- Zero or one head: zero returned; 10 lost.
Three heads pays the same as two. Amounts assume the currency can represent hundredths.
Example amounts use generic currency units; the currency’s precision determines final rounding.
Practical tips
Section titled “Practical tips”- Choose the chance/payout combination you want before committing. Read “at least” carefully: requiring two hits out of three does not mean exactly two.
- Increasing the wager changes the money at risk, not the probability. A sequence of previous heads does not make tails due in the next independent round. Clicking at a particular point in the animation cannot improve the outcome.
Background
Section titled “Background”This variant extends a single coin toss into a threshold across several coins. Your chosen side and required hits define one group wager.
Waiting and FAQ
Section titled “Waiting and FAQ”Can I cancel a slow flip?
Section titled “Can I cancel a slow flip?”This variant has no in-game cancellation control for a delayed flip. Check the confirmed round status before placing another bet; waiting alone does not establish a loss or refund.
Why did Required Hits change when I changed the coin count?
Section titled “Why did Required Hits change when I changed the coin count?”Changing the coin count changes the permitted Required Hits range. The control excludes combinations with more than a 98% win chance, so it may raise the minimum.
Does a small return mean profit?
Section titled “Does a small return mean profit?”Compare the gross amount returned with the full stake. A return smaller than the stake is still a net loss.