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Six balls and two optional precommitted reviews
Choose a target of8,12,18 or24 runs before starting with six balls, two wickets and two review tokens. Before a delivery choose a shot and optionally commit one remaining token. Commitment happens before the random outcome is revealed. A committed token is consumed whether the outcome is runs, a dot or a wicket.
If that delivery would be a wicket, an independent fair review draw converts it to a dot with probability one half. Otherwise the wicket remains. A non-wicket outcome is unchanged, even though the committed token was spent. There is no hindsight review, token refund, undo or preview of either hidden draw.
Reaching the target settles immediately with the fixed target-winning return. Using six balls without reaching it or losing both wickets ends without a return. There is no cashout, extension, automatic collection, dot-pressure rule or stamp bonus.
Optimal target probability and gross virtual return
Let P be the optimal success probability from six balls, two wickets and two review tokens for the chosen target. A target win credits stake times0.96 divided by P; a failed chase credits zero. Exact dynamic programming evaluates the state of balls left, runs needed, wickets and tokens, maximising success over both shot choice and optional precommitment.
The expected gross virtual return is96% under optimal adaptive shot and review decisions. Suboptimal decisions can reduce it. The figure is not a96% winning probability, target score, guaranteed session return or statement about every strategy. Credited gross return includes its stake component after the stake was deducted.
A committed review halves the wicket probability for that delivery and adds the removed half to dot probability, leaving the run outcomes unchanged. It does not halve every result or add scoring runs. There is no extra0.96 factor when the fixed target-winning return is credited. No numeric success rates are claimed without the game's exact target calculation.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an authenticated gaming operator website?
No. This independent guide has its own Dismissal Review Over simulator and authenticates no external commercial affiliation.
When must I commit a review token?
Before that delivery's random outcome is revealed. Review is optional while tokens remain, with no hindsight or undo.
Is a committed token refunded on a non-wicket?
No. It is consumed regardless of outcome. Runs and dots are unchanged.
What happens to a reviewed wicket?
An independent fair draw converts it to a zero-run dot with probability one half. Otherwise the wicket remains.
