Latency Tax & Slippage Simulator
Explore hypothetical delay with exponential multiplier growth and fixed-target settlement. Actual game timing and payout rules may differ.
# Latency Tax & Slippage Simulator
Explore a hypothetical delay under a declared exponential growth curve and fixed-target payout. These are model inputs, not measurements of a game or device.
Execution Architecture Comparison: Server-Side vs Manual Client Tap
| Execution Mode | Total Latency (Δt) | Wipeout Risk Window | Effective House Edge | Session Capital Protection |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ● Server-Side Auto-Cashout | Model baseline: no added delay | 0.000% (Zero latency exposure) | 3.00% | Fixed-target reference calculation |
| ● Manual Button Cashout | 320 ms | 1.02% | 5.04% | Depends on acceptance and payout rules |
The extra loss below assumes accepted delayed wins still pay the original target m. With payout at the higher arrival multiplier, surviving delayed wins can compensate under this ideal model. Real game settlement and timing must be checked separately; server-side auto-cashout is not a universal zero-latency guarantee.
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This estimate depends on the selected delay and acceptance model. Check how the chosen game accepts cashout requests.
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Fixed-target delay model
Assume growth m(t)=exp(0.06t), delay tau = RTT + reaction, and d=m*(exp(0.06*tau)-1). The lost-win window is (1-E)*d/[m*(m+d)]. Extra house edge is m times this window only if surviving wins still pay m. Payment at the higher arrival multiplier can compensate in the ideal model. These are assumptions, not measured device or game performance.
P(m ≤ X < m + d) = ((1 - E) × d) / (m × (m + d)) ⇒ E_eff ≈ E + 2 × P_wipeout Calculate mathematical edge, probability of bust, and statistical variance across custom cashout multipliers.
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