European roulette: Jers with and without the player's memory
Two players at one wheel, the same spins for both. Standard is Jers deciding from the table alone. Ours is Jers deciding from the table plus Mia's memory: her three rules, one diary line about her last session, and a stop-loss rule that the product checks in code at every spin.
The wheel has no memory. 37 pockets and a 35-to-1 payout mean every bet loses 2.7% of its stake on average, for anyone, whatever they remember. This demo cannot beat that and does not claim to. What it measures is whether the engine follows the player's own rules when the memory holds them, and whether both players' returns settle at the house edge.
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Mia's rules, held in her memory
Her memory also holds a rule checked in code at every decision: when the session result is 30 units or more below zero, this line is put in front of the engine: The table only sends the current result. The standard player has no memory and no rules. Rule breaks are counted for both against the same rules, so the difference is what the memory did.