Understanding Exit Choices and Survival Odds
In Ferry Locks, you select an exit lock between one and four before starting. Each lock has independent survival chances: eighty percent for lock one, seventy-five percent for lock two, two-thirds for lock three, and fifty percent for lock four. Reaching your chosen exit returns a gross multiplier of 1.2x, 1.6x, 2.4x, or 4.8x respectively. Failure at any stage returns zero, and you cannot exit manually during the round.
Payout Calculation and Wallet Mechanics
The stake is deducted once at the start and persists before any animation. Gross returns include the original stake, differing from net profit. Payouts are computed in hundredths, with a fractional carry kept separately. Whole coins are credited by taking the floor, while the remainder stays as a fractional carry. The wallet uses local storage for whole coins, and manual refill is only available when the balance is below ten.
Mathematical Evidence and Expected RTP
Simulation data shows expected RTPs of ninety-six percent across all choices. For example, crash choice one yielded a simulated RTP of 95.96508 percent over one million rounds. Other choices showed similar results, with simulated RTPs ranging from 95.85216 to 96.11056 percent. This confirms that the game operates with a consistent house edge across all exit options.
Frequently asked questions
How is the final payout calculated in Ferry Locks?
Payouts are calculated by multiplying your stake by the gross multiplier of your chosen exit. The result is converted to whole coins by taking the floor, while any fractional hundredths are kept as a separate carry.
What happens if I reload the page during a round?
Reloading discards any unfinished round without a refund or resume option. The initial stake remains deducted from your balance, and the game resets to default settings.
