bean bag. A little game of probability

A SMALL BAG. A BIG POSSIBILITY.

Play the odds. Make it count.

11 beans. 100 points to start.
How far can you take them?

YOUR SCORE
100ptsStarting fresh
ROUND 0111 beans in the bag
6 white5 black

Good things come in small bags.

Pick your color. Trust your instinct.

THE DRAW SO FAR

0 / 11

    Every draw changes the odds.

    YOUR NEXT MOVE

    Make a little luck.

    01
    1. 1Choose
    2. 2Wager
    3. 3Reveal
    01 Which color comes next?
    100 available
    points
    YOUR POSSIBLE PROFIT— pts
    Pick a color10 pts at risk

    A blind draw. A fresh possibility.

    A MINUTE TO LEARN. A LITTLE LUCK TO MASTER.

    Meet your next
    little obsession.

    Start with 100 points and a bag of 6 white + 5 black beans. Finish with the highest score you can.

    1. 01

      Pick a side.

      Choose white or black. The chance shown is the exact share of that color still in the bag.

    2. 02

      Make your wager.

      Bet whole points, from 1 up to your available score. Rarer colors offer bigger returns. Return includes your stake. “Possible profit” is what you gain on a win; a loss costs your wager.

    3. 03

      See what comes out.

      Match the random bean to win. In Classic, it stays out and the odds change. In Endless, it goes back in: every play starts with 6 white and 5 black beans, independently of past results.

    For example: 10 points on white at the start wins 8.33 points of profit. A loss costs 10 points. White starts at −120 American odds: risk 120 to profit 100. Black is +120: risk 100 to profit 120. Decimal odds are the total return multiplier, including the stake. Displayed odds are rounded; payouts use the exact ratio.

    The run ends when the bag empties or you have less than 1 point. If only one color remains, those beans are revealed automatically, without wagers. Your final points are your score. Endless has no round limit; play until you bust or finish from your stats. Fair odds have no built-in profit advantage before rounding. Small wagers reduce the size of each swing; larger wagers increase both gains and losses.

    THAT’S A WRAP

    Small bag.
    Nicely played.

    YOUR FINAL SCORE100
    YOUR RUN
    0rounds played
    0winning draws
    100personal best

    The round-by-round
    Wagers and results for this run
    Round Pick Wager Draw Profit

    TWO WAYS TO PLAY

    Choose your rhythm.

    Each mode starts a fresh run with 100 points. Switching replaces your current run.

    Chase a high score or a high net gain per play. Personal best scores are kept separately for each mode.

    CLASSIC · YOUR RUN

    Every play counts.

    0net points
    0net points / play
    0%return on points wagered
    0plays
    0%win rate
    0average wager
    100peak score this run
    —best completed score

    Net points / play = all gains minus all losses, divided by plays. Return % = net points divided by total points wagered. Both include losing plays.

    Bigger wagers amplify gains and losses. Small bets offer smaller swings, not guaranteed profit.