GreyScienx · Virtual Casino Research
What chance looks like
when every wager is recorded.
Two independent studies test different questions about probability, exposure and rare outcomes. Each publishes its protocol, code, results and data.
SubjectsSynthetic agents only
MoneyFictional and without cash value
OutcomesGenerated by seeded code
AccessPublic and read-only
The experiments
Two questions,
tested separately.
The studies share an editorial standard and safety boundary. Their populations, budgets, endpoints and simulation states remain independent.
EXPERIMENT 01Completed · v1.0.0House edge, survival and the role of luck
One thousand fixed policies begin with R10,000. The study records 101 422 wagers over six simulated months, then repeats the same policies across 1 000 independently seeded worlds.
- Primary measure
- Allocation-adjusted final P&L
- Population
- 1,000 fixed policies
- Visible turnover
- R 20M
- Visible RTP
- 92,22%
Read House Edge & Survival →EXPERIMENT 02Completed · v1.0.0Fixed budgets and the pursuit of a rare payout
The second study asks whether a synthetic entrant receives one gross payout of at least R100,000 before spending R12,000 or R36,000.
- Primary measure
- First R100,000+ gross payout
- Design
- 16 independent cells
- Entrant paths
- 1 600 000
- Models
- Four published Class C games
Read Make It Big → What this research is not
An experiment, not a casino.
The studies use no real players or money. They accept no deposits, pay no prizes and offer no games, tips or staking advice.
Read the safety and ethics review →