Independent guide · original demo · 18+

Paper Bridges Demo Rules

The Paper Bridges demo is an account-free game featuring four rows of three bridges with one hidden hazard per row. You choose a bridge to cross, collecting returns or continuing for higher payouts before the fourth row settles automatically.

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Gameplay and Stakes

The game consists of four rows, each containing three bridges where one is a hidden hazard. You select one bridge in the active row to cross safely. If you hit a hazard, the round ends with zero return. You can choose to collect your winnings after any safe row or continue to the next. The available stakes are 10, 25, 50, or 100 coins, with 25 as the default. If you do not collect by the fourth row, the game settles automatically.

Payouts and Settlement

Gross returns include your original stake and are calculated for up to four safe rows. The multipliers are 1.44x for one row, 2.16x for two rows, 3.24x for three rows, and 4.86x for four rows. The stake is deducted once at the start and persists before any animation. Payouts are computed in hundredths of a coin. Any fractional part is kept as a carry, while only the whole coins are credited to your balance. The remaining fraction stays with you for the next round.

Wallet and Controls

Your initial balance is 1000 virtual coins. You can manually refill your balance to 1000 only when it drops below 10 and you are idle. Controls for stake, start, and mode are disabled while the round is active. Reloading the page discards any unfinished round without a refund or resumption. The game does not require an account, and virtual coins have no cash value.

Frequently asked questions

What happens if I reload the page during a round?

Reloading discards the unfinished round without a refund. The stake remains deducted, and you do not resume the previous settlement.

How is the fractional part of my winnings handled?

The fractional carry is stored separately in hundredths. When you cash out, only the whole coins are credited to your balance, while the remainder stays as a carry for future use.