Sun20 Philippines: Independent Demo Guide

The Sun20 name and this guide

Sun20 is the query name used by this independent guide at sun20.info. A name or web address alone does not establish an official operator, company, licence, app or affiliation. This site explains its own original browser demo, Divisor Variance Reels. It does not certify another product or establish a relationship with an outside service.

What Philippine Players Should Check

When playing Sun20 in the Philippines, remember that this is a free demo with virtual coins, not real money. Always check if the operator accepts PHP or requires foreign currency. Verify if GCash or Maya are supported by visiting the operator's official page. Confirm their regulatory status with PAGCOR to ensure safety. Use these practical steps to stay secure.

• Check if GCash or Maya are listed as payment options.
• Verify PAGCOR licensing on the operator's site.
• Confirm if the demo uses virtual coins or real PHP.

Two symbols make one integer

Each of two independent reels selects one of sixteen equally likely hexadecimal symbols: 0 through 9, then A through F. The letters have values 10 through 15. Calculate n = 16 × first value + second value + 1, giving each integer from 1 to 256 equal probability. Symbols 0 and B give 12; F and F give 256. Both reels share one stake. There are no separate row bets, matching-symbol prizes or bonus rounds.

Use every positive divisor

List all positive divisors of n, including 1 and n itself, and let k be the number of divisors. Calculate k × the sum of their squares − the square of their sum. The minimum across the 256 starting integers is 0, so the reward score equals this statistic. It also equals the sum of squared differences over all unordered pairs of divisors. The game does not divide by k or k²: its score is not a normalized statistical variance. No proper-divisor chain or repeated replacement is involved.

Choose before spinning

Choose a stake of 10, 20, 50 or 100 virtual coins and a reward curve: Linear, Square or Cube. The defaults are stake 20 and Linear. For score s, the curve weights are s, s² and s³ respectively. Starting deducts one stake for both reels. Stake, curve, restoration and another start are locked until settlement; sound remains available. There is no interim collection or automatic sequence of spins. Settlement keeps your chosen stake and curve.

Gross return and fractional carry

The gross multiplier is 0.96 × selected weight ÷ that curve’s exact mean weight. The sums across all 256 integers are 29,753,529 for Linear, 11,204,376,612,271 for Square and 7,113,856,702,189,995,795 for Cube. Divide each sum by 256 to get its mean. Multiply the captured stake by the multiplier for the raw gross return. Add stored fractional carry, credit the whole-number part and save the remaining fraction. Net whole-coin change is the credit minus the stake already deducted. Carry is added before rounding down, and zero raw return leaves existing carry unchanged.

Local wallet and manual restoration

A fresh wallet starts with 1,000 virtual coins. The balance, including zero, and fractional carry are saved in browser localStorage. When no round is active and the balance is below 10, Restore balance sets it to exactly 1,000. It does not add 1,000 or run automatically. Restoration preserves carry, the selected stake and the selected curve. It is available whenever those conditions are met. Coins have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn.

Frequently asked questions