FF14 Mini Cachepot Calculator

Enter scratched cells and compare every payout line. Review rewards, safer picks, and quick exports. Make smarter FF14 choices with clear chance math today.

Mini Cachepot Input Form

Board Cells

Enter revealed digits only. Leave hidden cells blank.

Options

Reward Table

Edit rewards only when your rules differ.

Example Data Table

Cell Example Value Meaning
1 Top left1A revealed corner digit.
2 Top middleBlankThe number is still hidden.
3 Top rightBlankThe number is still hidden.
4 Middle leftBlankThe number is still hidden.
5 Center8A revealed center digit.
6 Middle rightBlankThe number is still hidden.
7 Bottom leftBlankThe number is still hidden.
8 Bottom middleBlankThe number is still hidden.
9 Bottom right9A revealed corner digit.

Formula Used

Line Sum = first selected cell + second selected cell + third selected cell.

Line Reward = reward table value for the calculated line sum.

Expected Payout = total rewards from all valid hidden boards ÷ number of valid hidden boards.

Expected Net = expected payout − ticket cost.

Large Prize Chance = matching outcomes ÷ all valid outcomes × 100.

How To Use This Calculator

  1. Enter the revealed board numbers in their matching cell positions.
  2. Leave every hidden position blank.
  3. Keep the default reward table, or enter custom rewards.
  4. Set the ticket cost used for net expected value.
  5. Press the calculate button and read the ranked line table.
  6. Use CSV or PDF export when you need a saved report.

FF14 Mini Cachepot Strategy Guide

Why This Calculator Helps

The FF14 Mini Cachepot board looks simple. It rewards careful choices. You reveal a few cells. You choose one row, column, or diagonal. The selected three numbers create a sum. That sum links to a fixed reward table. A strong line is not always the line with the largest visible number. Hidden cells can change the expected value.

Using Expected Value

This tool studies every valid hidden board. Known digits stay locked. Missing cells are filled with the remaining unique digits from one to nine. Each possible completion is treated as equally likely. The calculator tests all eight payout lines. It records average reward, possible low reward, possible high reward, and chance of a larger payout.

Choosing Better Lines

Expected value is useful because it converts uncertainty into one comparable number. A line with a huge possible prize may still be weak if that prize is rare. Another line may give steady medium rewards. The best pick is usually the line with the highest average payout. You can check net value after ticket cost.

Advanced Options

The payout table can be edited. This helps when you want to test custom rules or private examples. You can leave unknown cells blank. You can enter a nearly complete board. The result updates after submission. CSV export supports spreadsheet review. The PDF option creates a printable report for later study.

Practical Notes

Always enter unique numbers only. The real board uses each digit once. Duplicate values make the calculation invalid. Start with the cells you have revealed. Compare all rows, columns, and diagonals before choosing. The recommendation is statistical, not a guaranteed win. It shows the strongest average decision under the current information.

Common Strategy Ideas

Low sums and high sums often carry special rewards. Middle sums can be safer, yet smaller. Revealed corner values matter because corners belong to three lines. The center is even more important. It belongs to four lines. When the center is known, line strength becomes clearer. When it is hidden, many outcomes remain possible. Use the table to balance risk and consistency. Save reports when testing several scratch patterns.

Small checks often prevent expensive mistakes during final selection.

FAQs

What does this calculator do?

It compares every row, column, and diagonal. It estimates expected rewards from revealed and hidden board cells.

Can I leave cells blank?

Yes. Blank cells are treated as unknown. The calculator fills them with remaining unique digits during analysis.

Why are duplicate numbers rejected?

The board uses each digit from one to nine once. Duplicate entries would create impossible board states.

How is the best line selected?

The best line has the highest expected payout. Ties are sorted by the larger possible maximum payout.

Does the highest maximum prize always win?

No. A rare high prize may have lower average value than a steady medium payout line.

Can I change the reward table?

Yes. Each sum has an editable reward field. Use defaults unless you need custom testing.

What does expected net mean?

Expected net subtracts ticket cost from expected payout. It helps compare profit after the entry cost.

How do the export buttons work?

CSV downloads a spreadsheet-friendly result file. PDF downloads a simple printable summary of the ranked lines.

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