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5050

5050

by Follow the fun

★ 88%
Price Free
Avg Players 0
Reviews 381
Released Aug 20, 2023
ArcadeCasualClickerEducation
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A minimalist risk-and-reward game where each button press either doubles your points or wipes them entirely. You decide how much to gamble each round, chasing achievement stickers while facing brutal odds that punish greed. Best suited for players who enjoy probability-based challenges and don't mind losing spectacularly.

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What players are saying

▲ Recommended 0 hrs
Gamble. Please start gambling. Gambling is an investment. You will profit, you will win! You will become a billionaire and rebuild your life
56 found helpful Steam ↗
▲ Recommended 36 hrs
Unlucky simulator
As far as my extremely poor understanding of math goes if you were to go all in every single round you would have a 1/67108864 chance of getting enough points to get the final sticker which is roughly a 0.000000014901% chance. Your odds may be slightly better then that. But only slightly.
So if on average 1 in every 30 players that play a game leave a steam review, and this game has 193 (194 if counting me) at the time of writing. Going by that math that means that 5,820 people played this game. This means that if every single player did 11,530.7 (well round up) 11,531 full runs (going all in over and over again until you bust is 1 run) at least 1 person will get it (because thats exactly how chance works). Considering the fact that each round takes roughly 5 seconds each (not counting how long the resets take because its not that far off) and there will be roughly
33,554,432 games that are 1 round long
16,777,216 games that are 2 rounds long
8,388,608 games that are 3 rounds long
4,194,304 games that are 4 rounds long
2,097,152 games that are 5 rounds long
1,048,576 games that are 6 rounds long
524,288 games that are 7 rounds long
262,144 games that are 8 rounds long
131,072 games that are 9 rounds long
65,536 games that are 10 rounds long
32,768 games that are 11 rounds long
16,384 games that are 12 rounds long
8,192 games that are 13 rounds long
4,096 games that are 14 rounds long
2,048 games that are 15 rounds long
1,024 games that are 16 rounds long
512 games that are 17 rounds long
256 games that are 18 rounds long
128 games that are 19 rounds long
64 games that are 20 rounds long
32 games that are 21 rounds long
16 games that are 22 rounds long
8 games that are 23 rounds long
4 games that are 24 rounds long
2 games that are 25 rounds long
and 1 game that is 26 rounds long
So considering that we can multiply the numbers of seconds per round by the number of rounds per game by the number of games which would give us the number of seconds spent when added all up
1 × 5 × 33, 554, 432 = 167, 772, 160
2 × 5 × 16, 777, 216 = 167, 772, 160
3 × 5 × 8,388,608 = 125,829,120
4 × 5 × 4,194,304 = 83,886,720
5 × 5 × 2,097,152 = 52,428,800
6 × 5 x 1,048, 576 = 31, 457, 280
7 × 5 × 524, 288 = 18, 457, 600
8 × 5 × 262,144 = 10,485,760
9 × 5 × 131,072 = 5,915,520
10 × 5 × 65,536 = 3,276,800
11 × 5 × 32,768 = 1,816,320
12 × 5 × 16,384 = 983,040
13 × 5 × 8,192 = 426,240
14 × 5 × 4,096 = 286,720
15 × 5 × 2,048 = 153,600
16 × 5 × 1,024 = 81,920
17 × 5 × 512 = 43,520
18 × 5 × 256 = 23,040
19 × 5 ×128 = 12,800
20 × 5 × 64 = 6,400
21 × 5 × 32 = 3,360
22 × 5 × 16 = 1,760
23 × 5 × 8 = 920
24 × 5 ×4 = 480
25 × 5 × 2 = 250
26 × 5 × 1 = 130
167,772,160+167,772,160+125,829,120+83,886,720+52,428,800+31,457,280+18,457,600+10,485,760+5,915,520+3,276,800+1,816,320+983,040+426,240+286,720+153,600+81,920+43,520+23,040+12,800+6,400+3,360+1,760+920+480+250+130= 733,630,080 seconds
Minutes:
733,630,080 seconds÷60 seconds/minute=12,227,168 minutes
733,630,080 seconds÷60 seconds/minute=12,227,168 minutes

Hours:
733,630,080 seconds÷(60 seconds/minute×60 minutes/hour)=203,041.8 hours
733,630,080 seconds÷(60 seconds/minute×60 minutes/hour)=203,041.8 hours

Days:
733,630,080 seconds÷(60 seconds/minute×60 minutes/hour×24 hours/day)=8,046.68 days
733,630,080 seconds÷(60 seconds/minute×60 minutes/hour×24 hours/day)=8,046.68 days

Weeks:
733,630,080 seconds÷(60 seconds/minute×60 minutes/hour×24 hours/day×7 days/week)=1,149.54 weeks
733,630,080 seconds÷(60 seconds/minute×60 minutes/hour×24 hours/day×7 days/week)=1,149.54 weeks

Months:
733,630,080 seconds÷(60 seconds/minute×60 minutes/hour×24 hours/day×30 days/month)≈243.99 months
733,630,080 seconds÷(60 seconds/minute×60 minutes/hour×24 hours/day×30 days/month)≈243.99 months

Years:
733,630,080 seconds÷(60 seconds/minute×60 minutes/hour×24 hours/day×365.25 days/year)≈22.02 years
733,630,080 seconds÷(60 seconds/minute×60 minutes/hour×24 hours/day×365.25 days/year)≈22.02 years

So considering that 32.743396853% of the average persons lifetime wast.... i mean well spent. id say thats pretty good, Come on guys we can make it its only 35 hours each but put in more since somebody isnt going to pull their weight but that just means you have a higher chance of winning it big.

Always remember that 99% of gambling addicts quit just before they win big.
11 found helpful Steam ↗
▲ Recommended 1 hrs
fun, silly, simple little game
7 found helpful Steam ↗

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Latest updates

v1.0.4 - Sticker update

239 days ago
I noticed that the stickers in 5050 looked a bit... generative… Most of them seemed ok, but there were a few details that caught my eye particularly, like the unusual shaping on the camera, or the strange "pocket" on the plant pot. But the more I looked, the more they all started to look a bit suspicious. So to be on the safe side, I reached out to one of the main artists from my “I commissioned some” series to redo them. I was going to ask them to make entirely new ones, but that’s not ideal for people that have already spent time grinding for them, so instead I opted for reimagining them. And I think they’ve done a wonderful job. I’ve now replaced the suspicious sticker assets with these proper ones:Where were they from? They were originally assets that I had commissioned for a new style of hidden object game I was making. The idea was that the screen would get completely plastered with stickers, but you had to look for a specific one. So I commissioned a few hundred of them, but the project got abandoned. I needed some stickers for 5050, so I figured I’d reuse a few of them. EDIT: Idk why, but the steam moderators have moved this announcement to 'cross promotion'.

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