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322Bet: About this guide and Own Cut Capacity Demo

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322Bet queries and this separate simulator

322Bet is a query name here, not a verified business identity. This guide has not established an operator, official domain, licence, app, financial service or support channel. Cut Capacity is our own graph simulator, with no cash prizes or outside account. Its rules and probability model supply no evidence about another service.

What the demo can establish

The displayed rules and exact probability table concern Cut Capacity only. They can be compared with the finite list of graph-switch patterns and the formula used by our source. They do not certify an outside random generator, establish an operator licence or prove that an external service is safe. This guide provides no independent commercial audit, regulator approval or security certification for 322Bet.

Four vertices and edge-disjoint routes

Six independent fair binary switches determine the undirected edges among four labelled vertices. The score is the maximum number of edge-disjoint routes from vertex0 to vertex3: routes may share vertices but cannot share an edge. Each edge has unit capacity. Equivalently the score is the minimum present-edge count across the four cuts separating the endpoints. Disconnected endpoints score zero. The software computes the score; the user does not pick routes.

The complete four-vertex graph scores3: its routes0–3,0–1–3 and0–2–3 share no edges. An empty graph scores0. A single chain connecting0 to3 scores1. The route-capacity score is not the number of all possible walks or of vertex-disjoint routes.

The six switches produce64 equally likely edge patterns. Sixteen have score0, thirty score1, sixteen score2 and two score3. Thus48 patterns score positive. Positive gross credit need not exceed the stake, and choosing a different weighting does not change this positive-result frequency.

Choose a stake and weighting before pressing Draw. One whole stake is debited once for the entire graph. There are no separate rows, paylines or row shares. Settings and refill remain locked while the draw settles and throughout an active automatic queue. Auto schedules up to ten rounds, subject to sufficient balance. Stop cancels future rounds; it does not refund or change an already drawn result.

Requests and privacy limits

The game needs no login or personal-data form. That does not mean no personal data is processed. Pages request Google Fonts and a Statinside counter; hosting, CDN and third-party requests may expose IP addresses, device information, URLs and request times. Exact retention periods, cookie lifetimes, linking practices and anonymity have not been independently established here. We make no promise that technical data cannot identify or be linked to a person.

322Bet queries and this separate simulator

322Bet is a query name here, not a verified business identity. This guide has not established an operator, official domain, licence, app, financial service or support channel. Cut Capacity is our own graph simulator, with no cash prizes or outside account. Its rules and probability model supply no evidence about another service.

Frequently asked questions

Is322Bet verified as an operator?

322Bet is a query name here, not a verified business identity. This guide has not established an operator, official domain, licence, app, financial service or support channel. Cut Capacity is our own graph simulator, with no cash prizes or outside account. Its rules and probability model supply no evidence about another service.

What does Cut Capacity count?

Six independent fair binary switches determine the undirected edges among four labelled vertices. The score is the maximum number of edge-disjoint routes from vertex0 to vertex3: routes may share vertices but cannot share an edge. Each edge has unit capacity. Equivalently the score is the minimum present-edge count across the four cuts separating the endpoints. Disconnected endpoints score zero. The software computes the score; the user does not pick routes.

Can a graph score3?

The complete four-vertex graph scores3: its routes0–3,0–1–3 and0–2–3 share no edges. An empty graph scores0. A single chain connecting0 to3 scores1. The route-capacity score is not the number of all possible walks or of vertex-disjoint routes.