About the Independent Query Guide

This independent guide has not established an operator, official business address, licence or application associated with the RTM1 query. A matching name or logo is a lead rather than evidence of ownership. The guide provides its own original simulator, Cycle Surplus, and no account or payment facility. Its rules do not reproduce or certify an external game.

First identify the publisher and exact address through independently corroborated primary evidence. A search ranking, copied badge, encrypted connection or reply from an unknown contact does not establish that identity. Any licensing claim needs corroboration against the relevant authority for the actual entity, activity and jurisdiction. No application publisher, package signature, customer-service channel or commercial odds associated with the query has been verified here.

Each round samples ten independent fair binary choices, one for every possible undirected edge between five labelled vertices. Every one of the 1024 edge patterns has equal probability. Count present edges E and connected components C, including isolated vertices. The raw reward is E minus 5 plus C. A forest has reward zero, while the complete five-vertex graph has reward six. Random selection determines the graph; the component calculation then scores that selected graph.

The wallet begins with 1000 free virtual coins. One captured stake prices the whole graph; there are no row stake shares. Settled wallet balance and fractional-credit carry persist in browser localStorage. When idle with fewer than ten coins, manual refill sets the balance to 1000 and preserves carry. It does not add 1000. Refill and settings are locked during settlement and an active automatic queue. Reloading does not reset a settled wallet. An unfinished round ends on reload without a refund; keep active play open until settlement.

Settled balance and fractional carry use localStorage in the browser profile. Clearing ordinary cache or history may leave this storage intact; site-data controls determine what is removed. Google Fonts and Statinside requests, as well as server or CDN logs, may expose IP, device and request information. Complete third-party processing, retention and anonymity have not been established. The absence of a login or document form cannot support a promise that no personal information is processed.