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# AVOLD
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title: AVOLD
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# AVOLD – Aviator‑inspired Round Analyzer
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AVOLD is a minimal, dark‑mode web app that stores up to 50 game rounds and provides a simple analysis based on recent multipliers.
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It takes inspiration from the pseudo‑random timer technique used in the classic *Aviator* game, where a fast hardware counter creates unpredictability.
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## How it works
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- **Input**: Enter the multiplier of a new round (≥0) and click *Add Round*.
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- **Last 50 Rounds**: A table at the bottom shows the history, with the most recent entries at the bottom.
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- **Analysis row**: Three boxes display the current insight:
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- **Expected Multiplier**: A small random fluctuation is added to the average of recent rounds (simulating unpredictability).
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- **Analysis**: Trend of the last two rounds (Increasing / Decreasing / Stable).
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- **Decision**: Categorised as Low, Medium or High based on the expected multiplier.
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- **Reset Data**: Clears the current data and generates 20 new random starting rounds.
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## Technical note
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The analysis is deliberately simple and *not* a predictor of the actual game outcome.
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It mirrors the original *Aviator*’s philosophy: even though the underlying process is deterministic, the player experiences it as random. Here the “random” fluctuation around the average simulates that hardware‑timer jitter.
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## Deploy your own
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1. Create a [Hugging Face Space](https://huggingface.co/new-space) with **Gradio** SDK.
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2. Upload `app.py` and `requirements.txt`.
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3. The app will start automatically.
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*Built with Gradio – dark theme, clean UI, zero clutter.*
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