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Common Questions About the Tile Workshop Guide

This section addresses common questions about the original Tile Workshop demo mechanics, wallet rules, and the scope of this independent guide. All information is based on observed facts from the local practice environment.

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What is the Tile Workshop game?

Tile Workshop is an original 3x3 mines-style educational game unrelated to any commercial Dork Unit product. It features one hidden cross among nine tiles, with targets of one, two, or three safe reveals. The game uses a specific gross multiplier formula of 0.94 × 9 / (9 − k), where k is the number of safe tiles revealed. This results in a long-run gross RTP of 94 percent.

How does the wallet and balance work?

The demo uses virtual coins with no cash value, stored in a local wallet. A stake is deducted once at the start of a round. If the balance falls below 10 coins while idle, you can manually refill to restore the balance to 1000 coins. A fractional carry is preserved in storage and added to the next collected gross return before whole coins are credited. Reloading the page drops any unfinished round with no refund.

Is this the official Dork Unit game?

No, this is an independent educational guide. The demo title does not claim any commercial slot rules or official affiliation. The original local demo requires no account or login. External buttons may lead to unverified destinations, but the practice game itself runs locally; the website also loads Google Fonts and Statinside tracking.

Frequently asked questions

How is the payout calculated?

The gross multiplier is 0.94 × 9 / (9 − k), where k is the number of safe tiles revealed. The credited amount is floor(stake × multiplier + stored fractional carry). The remainder is retained.

What happens if I reload the page?

Reloading drops any unfinished round with no refund or payout. The stake is already debited and persisted. You must start a new round, though your whole coin balance and fractional carry are preserved in local storage.

Does the demo require an account?

No, the original local demo requires no account or login. It operates entirely within your browser using virtual coins. Any external login buttons lead to separate, unverified destinations.