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 No problem! Let’s break it down step by step so it’s easier to understand how your system will work from input to output. I'll explain the flow, responsibilities of each component, and how everything ties together.


Step 1: User Inputs

When a user places a bet, they need to provide:

  1. 6-digit Number: For example, 458646.
  2. fAmount (e.g., 5 USD): Bet amount per number for the first pool.
  3. sAmount (e.g., 5 USD): Bet amount per number for the second pool (optional).
  4. Game: Select a specific game with a unique ID (provided by the admin).

What Happens?

  1. Frontend sends this data to the backend via an API request.
  2. Backend generates multiple numbers based on the user-provided 6-digit number.
  3. Backend calculates the total bet cost (fAmount + sAmount) for all generated numbers and validates:
    • Does the user have enough balance?
    • Are the bet amounts within the min/max limits?
  4. If validation passes, the bet is saved to the database.

Step 2: Backend Logic for Handling Bets

1. Generate Numbers

Based on the user’s input (e.g., 458646), the backend creates 50 unique numbers. Example:

javascript
function generateNumbers(input) { const numbers = []; while (numbers.length < 50) { const shuffled = input.split('').sort(() => Math.random() - 0.5).join(''); if (!numbers.includes(shuffled)) { numbers.push(shuffled); } } return numbers; }
  • Example Output: [458646, 584664, 865446, ...]

2. Save Bets

For every generated number:

  • Save the number, fAmount, and sAmount in a database table.
  • Calculate the total bet for each number:
    java
    Total Bet = fAmount + sAmount
  • Example:
    NumberfAmountsAmountTotal Bet
    4586465510
    5846645510
    8654465510
    ............

3. Deduct Total Bet Amount

  • Calculate total amount spent:

    mathematica
    Total Amount Spent = Total Numbers × (fAmount + sAmount)

    Example:

    • 50 numbers
    • fAmount = 5, sAmount = 5
    • Total = 50 × (5 + 5) = 500
  • Deduct 500 from the user's balance in the database.


Step 3: Display Bets on Frontend

Once the backend processes the bets:

  1. Return the generated numbers, amounts, and total spent to the frontend.
  2. Show a table in the UI:
    • Each row has a generated number, fAmount, sAmount, and Total Bet.
    • Allow the user to edit amounts (within the allowed time window, e.g., 9 minutes before the game starts).
  3. Show the total amount spent so far for the game.

Step 4: Game Result Handling (Admin Action)

  1. After the game ends, the admin selects a winning number.

  2. Backend matches the winning number with all user bets:

    • If a number matches, the user wins.
    • Payout is calculated:
      makefile
      Payout = (fAmount + sAmount) × Multiplier
      Example:
      • Winning number: 458646
      • fAmount = 5, sAmount = 5, Multiplier = 10
      • Payout = (5 + 5) × 10 = 100
  3. Backend updates the result for each bet:

    • Mark as Win or Loss.
    • Credit winnings to the user's balance.

Step 5: History & Reporting

  1. All bets are saved in a history table with details:

    • Date and time.
    • Total amount spent.
    • Winning number.
    • Total winnings or losses.
  2. Frontend shows:

    • Day-wise history.
    • Summary of total spent, total won, and total lost.

Example Workflow

  1. User Places a Bet:

    • Inputs: 458646, fAmount = 5, sAmount = 5, Game: "Lucky 6".
    • Total Bet: 50 × (5 + 5) = 500.
    • System deducts 500 from user balance.
    • Table of bets:
      NumberfAmountsAmountTotal Bet
      4586465510
      5846645510
      ............
  2. Game Starts:

    • Bets are locked 9 minutes before game start.
    • Admin manages the game.
  3. Game Ends:

    • Admin selects a winning number (e.g., 458646).
    • Backend matches:
      • 458646 → Win, Payout: 100.
      • Others → Loss, Payout: 0.
    • User sees results on frontend:
      NumberResultPayout
      458646Win100
      584664Loss0
      .........
  4. History Updates:

    • User's balance updates: Win +100.
    • Total spent = 500, Total won = 100, Total loss = 400.
    • History shows all bets with outcomes.

Frontend Flow

  1. Bet Creation:

    • Form for number input, amounts, and game selection.
    • Submit to backend via API.
  2. Bet Table:

    • Show generated numbers and amounts.
    • Allow editing (if within allowed time).
  3. Results:

    • Display results after admin selects a winning number.
  4. History:

    • Show all past games with totals.

Admin Features

  1. Manage games:

    • Create new games (name, ID, start and end time).
    • Set a winning number.
  2. View Reports:

    • Total bets placed, total payouts, platform earnings.

Key Considerations

  • Validation: Ensure numbers and amounts are valid before saving bets.
  • Security: Prevent tampering with bets or results.
  • Scalability: Optimize database queries for large numbers of users and bets.
  • Real-Time Updates: Use WebSockets or polling to update the frontend.

If anything is unclear or you need help with a specific part (like coding or database setup), let me know!

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