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Wealth Inn Bankroll Simulator.
Choose a recorded session, set your stake rule and compare its hypothetical balance with a fixed stake. The model uses completed past outcomes, not a prediction of future play.
Your rule. The recorded sequence.
What would a stake rule have done on one of our recorded sessions? Compare it with a fixed stake using the same ordered outcomes. The source contains 699 completed demo rounds in 8 separate sessions.
Hypothetical multiplier replay. Changed stakes reuse the recorded payout-to-stake ratio. They do not reproduce the game’s random results. Amounts are virtual, and operator stake limits are not modelled.
Choose your settings, then run the replay. Calculations stay in your browser.
| Rule | Rounds used | Final balance | Net result | Largest stake | Max drawdown | Stopped because |
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The fixed-stake comparison starts with the same balance and uses the same base stake, cap, loss limit and profit target. Each rule stops independently, so the number of rounds used can differ. This is not a search for a “best” strategy.
How the replay works and what it cannot show
- Read a completed recorded round in its original order. Its return ratio is recorded payout ÷ recorded stake.
- Apply the selected virtual stake to that ratio. Round the hypothetical payout to two decimal places, then subtract the stake and add the payout.
- Apply the stop rules. If play continues, calculate the stake for the next round. With interval doubling, the first N rounds use the base stake; any qualifying reset restarts that count.
- Compare with the fixed-stake replay. Neither line predicts the next result or changes the underlying game.
Our source stake was 4.00 demo credits. The source audit reconciled all 91 nonzero returns to line payouts, with zero scatter cash in all 699 included rounds. The captured rules say line payouts are multiplied by the bet per line. This supports the arithmetic replay, not a claim that the game would deliver the same outcomes at another stake.
No Wild frequency or jackpot-trigger reset is modelled. Different operator builds, available denominations, jackpot terms and account restrictions are outside this tool. Selecting rand changes the display label only; it is not a credit-to-rand exchange rate.
This is the accepted partial 699-round sample, not the planned 1,000-round run. Some attempted requests lacked a settled outcome and were excluded. See the original methodology and download the unchanged source CSV.
Where to play Wealth Inn ↗Operator choice is separate from this hypothetical result.
Compare the same source, not different promises.
The two rules start with the same virtual balance and read the same ordered session. Each can stop at a different round because its stake or stopping limit differs. Compare rounds used, total exposure and drawdown alongside the final result.
A fixed stake equal to the source stake reproduces its completed-round arithmetic when no stop is triggered. Changing a stake is a hypothetical multiplier replay. It is not evidence that the game would repeat those symbols or payouts.
A profitable replay is not a winning system.
Trying settings until one profits can fit a rule to this short historical sample. It does not establish how that rule would perform on unseen rounds. Doubling can reach your stake cap or exhaust the remaining balance quickly.
The source consists of eight separate demo sessions. The simulator keeps them separate and does not shuffle outcomes, invent bonus events or infer a Wild from a payout. Recorded results are not theoretical RTP.
Check the original records.
Open the original payout graphs, download the recorded CSV or read how the partial sample was collected and checked. Personal replay downloads are labelled hypothetical and are separate from these source records.
For operator availability, use the South African listing guide. A model result does not establish availability, a promotion or a reason to raise a real stake.
Provider specifications and public operator listings. No funded gameplay test claimed.
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