Lifecycle, history, and Black Box

Flight status tells you whether tickets are available and when a result can be reviewed.

Scheduled

Round is listed before takeoff. Board result path is not active and tickets cannot be bought yet.

Use takeoff countdown to know when it is expected to become In Flight.

In Flight

Ticket purchases are open while the live board moves toward landing.

You can:

• read flight code and weather
• watch the live board
• compare Board Picks and Pick a Number choices
• see relative ticket-activity heat
• open the Strategy Guide and check the flight's published chance
• buy tickets while the live connection remains current

When the countdown reaches ETA 10:00 remaining, the freeze moment hits. After that point, the visible live board can keep animating, but the official snapshot is already locked in.

Landing

Purchases are closed. Final board and ticket outcomes are being prepared.

The official board was already frozen 10 minutes before landing. The live board may still have moved after that, but the official snapshot does not change anymore.

Your purchased tickets remain active. Wait for the flight to land rather than submitting another purchase.

Delayed

Scheduled landing time passed, but public result is not ready yet.

Delayed does not by itself mean a flight was cancelled or that a ticket lost. Follow board and ticket status. Result appears when landing completes.

Landed

Result is published. Ticket outcomes move through settlement, and public Black Box becomes available.

Flight History shows the landed flight, result, ticket count, weather, and Black Box link.

Cancelled

Round did not complete. Purchased tickets enter refund processing. Full purchase amount is returned when refund completes.

Flight History

Open Flight History from TOTO Prediction to browse completed and cancelled flights.

Use flight code to match:

• your ticket dashboard
• published result
• landing time
• ticket count after reveal
• Black Box record

What Black Box shows

Black Box is the public result trail for a landed flight.

Published result

Eight-digit landed board.

Flight facts

• weather
• starting board and offered choices in downloadable record
• open, lock, freeze, landing, and reveal times
• total snapshot ticket count

Anonymous choice counts

Black Box lists fixed Board Picks and manual Pick a Number choices with anonymous counts. Winning choice in each group is highlighted.

Counts do not include user identities, individual ticket records, or Credit amounts.

The counted favorite

For every flight, Black Box shows the counted favorite from the frozen board and whether the final result matched it.

Commitments

Black Box displays long identifiers that connect the public story to committed bytes:

• Public package: identifies the flight configuration committed before play.
• Display track: identifies the board-movement record.
• Snapshot: identifies the sealed ticket snapshot at purchase close.
• Lock package: identifies the committed result package before reveal.
• Seed commitment: identifies the committed result seed before reveal.

These identifiers are evidence references, not ticket numbers or wallet addresses.

Download proof

The download is for post-landing verification. It is the machine-readable record you can use to recompute what happened.

Public download intentionally excludes:

• user identities
• purchase request IDs
• balances
• IPs or session data

Public summary vs machine proof

The Black Box page is a human summary.

A machine proof is stronger. It lets a verifier recompute the full result story — the committed packages, display tracks, frozen board, snapshot, and final result — from public data alone.

So the quick page view and the downloaded proof are related, but they are not the same thing. The page by itself is not the full verifier input.

Trust boundary

Commit-reveal proves that a disclosed seed was not swapped after opening.

It does not remove trust from a fully privileged runtime operator. The proof is there to show that the opened commitments, frozen board, and final result stay internally consistent after landing.

So Black Box is a verifiable audit trail, not a promise that the game is guaranteed, certified, regulation-approved, or risk-free.

Common questions

Does heat reveal exact ticket count?

No. Heat is relative while the flight is active. Exact anonymous counts appear after landing.

Does weather change payout?

No. Clear and Cloudy change board movement. Fee and payout are shown on the ticket screen and do not move with the weather.

Does Delayed mean refund?

No. Delayed means reveal is taking longer than scheduled. Refund applies when the flight is Cancelled.

Can a cancelled flight have winners?

No landed result is used for ticket settlement. Purchased tickets are refunded.

Can Black Box identify who bought a choice?

No. Public reveal shows anonymous counts and result evidence, not user identities.

Can I use AI to check a flight?

Yes. The in-app Copy AI prompt button hands your AI the public numbers — weather, server time, countdown, current or frozen board, the offered picks, and the manual prefix — so it can double-check the counted favorite. It never includes hidden stake totals or anything private to the server.

Is the counted favorite guaranteed?

No. It carries a real, published chance to be the final result — that is what makes it an edge. An edge is not a promise, so size your tickets like a probability player, not a sure thing.