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Save scum and seeds

Sources checked Mine Sweeper replay is from the Steam 100% guide. Plinko and wheels not replaying is from a V1.0.30-checked tips page. Shop-action rerolls are community ending and save-scum guides. Test on a small bet before you trust a row marked Unverified.

Quick answer

Reloading is not new luck. On seeded tables it is the same result again.

Mine Sweeper bombs, card hands, Duck Race winners, and Dragon Tower paths are the ones guides say you can learn and reuse.

Plinko does not replay. The wheels do not either, according to a V1.0.30-checked tip. A baseball bat is the Plinko assist, not a reload.

If the result repeats and you need a different one, change one shop action before you try again. Do not press the same bet harder.

The ending coin follows the same idea. Quit at the achievement popup, or the late save is gone. Full steps are on the endings page.

What a reload actually does

The useful mental model, from the Steam guide’s Mine Sweeper demonstration and from later seed write-ups: a lot of tables deal their outcome when the day starts, not when you click. You play, you learn a bomb or a hand, you quit before the day is resolved, you load, and the same deal is waiting. You then play the information.

That is the opposite of “reload until the roulette ball is nice.” A tips page checked against V1.0.30 says card decks come back in the same order, and that physics tables do not. It names Plinko and the wheels as the ones the trick does not touch.

Checked against V1.0.30 The physics exception is a community stamp, not a patch-note sentence. Prove a new table with a minimum bet before the crew’s money is on it.

Test, then scale

A reload you can trust
Step
Action
Why
Step 1
Action Bet the minimum on the table you hope is seeded.
Why You are buying information, not quota.
Step 2
Action Write down the result. Bombs, cards, duck, tower tiles, or the coin.
Why Memory is not a strategy at Floor 4.
Step 3
Action Quit before the day ends. Load the save. Repeat the same action once.
Why If it matches, the table is seeded today. If it does not, stop. It is physics or you quit too late.
Step 4
Action Use the known result at the size the challenge needs, or walk away.
Why Scaling a pattern you saw once, on a table that did not repeat, is a donation.
Step 5
Action Need a different result? Change one shop action, then retest at minimum.
Why Buying, rerolling, or swapping the held item is how guides move a stuck sequence. Changing five things teaches you nothing.

What the sources actually sort

Replays, with a source. Mine Sweeper, in the Steam 100% guide, including a worked example of three failed boards becoming a correct one. Blackjack and 1P Poker, via the “card decks replay” tip. Duck Race and Dragon Tower, via save-scum guides that tell you to memorize a winner or a path.

Does not replay, with a source. Plinko. Wheel of Fortune and the Money Wheel, grouped as “the wheels.” Clean Fall is a 24x on that physics board. The bat throw (Q, middle pin, third row) is the assist players use instead of a reload. It is not certain.

Not sorted by this site. Crash, Penguin Cross, Keno, HiLo, Street Craps, Slots, Roulette, Baccarat. Roulette is a physical ball in the fiction and might belong with the wheels. It might not. The games table marks those Unverified. A minimum-bet test is the check, and it takes one day, not a theory.

Using it for achievements, quota, and endings

Keep the three jobs apart.

What this is not

It is not a trainer, a file editor, or the developer console. V1.0.30 did add a console on the backtick key for spawning and teleporting. This page does not document those commands. Save scum here means quit and load, which the game already lets you do, plus the honesty to stop when a table will not repeat.

Sources and last check

Mine Sweeper replay is from the Steam 100% guide. Plinko and wheels not replaying is from a V1.0.30-checked tips page. Shop-action rerolls are community ending and save-scum guides. Test on a small bet before you trust a row marked Unverified. Community write-ups are labeled Unverified where this site has not confirmed them in a current client or an official patch note.

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