docs.lyr · doc 01
Rounds have no memory
A run of rounds, good or bad, tells you nothing about the next one. Why, and what to do with that.
Every round is a new file
Each round on Obrevane Layer is built from nothing at the moment you press the button: shapes, pictures, cards, dice and tokens all come fresh from your browser's random source. No round can see the rounds before it, so none of them can be 'due'.
Why it does not feel that way
People are excellent at spotting patterns, including ones that are not there. Chance throws up clusters all the time, and a cluster looks like a streak. Unusual rounds are also far more memorable than ordinary ones, so they seem to come in waves.
Near things add to it: four matching shapes broken at the last reel, a fourth king that arrived one card early. They feel like getting closer. They are just results, drawn like every other.
What to do about it
Treat each round as finished when it finishes. If you notice the thought 'one more, it has to turn', take it as the signal to stop. A session cap in Safe Mode makes that decision for you before the moment comes.
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