A tool, not a game action
How much of the tree is in your set?
Coverage measures the size of your chosen set. It does not tell you which bill is the hidden target.
The calculation
Coverage = distinct selected bills ÷ total bills × 100. For six selections, 6 ÷ 2,400 × 100 = 0.25%. Selecting the same bill twice does not cover two slots; the game toggles it off again and the server expects distinct IDs.
| Distinct choices | Fraction | Coverage | Example context |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | 6/2,400 | 0.25% | First-day free allowance |
| 20 | 20/2,400 | 0.833% | Day 8 base, or the separate referral cap |
| 40 | 40/2,400 | 1.667% | Day 18 base cap, assuming consecutive completed free searches |
Coverage is not “six winning bills”
The selected count is how many candidates you include. The winning count remains one. A six-bill set still leaves 2,394 bills outside it. A 40-bill set leaves 2,360. If the hidden target is outside your submitted set, that batch does not find it.
If every bill were equally likely to be the target and you had no information about it, the chance of including it would equal your coverage. This tool measures the size of a set; it is not a prediction of your result or a measurement of exact server odds. Successive searches do not add up to a guaranteed win.
Use it before a round
If your next session displays six choices, compare 0 through 6—not the later-day 40 maximum. Zero is useful for illustrating an empty set, but the Check button requires at least one real selection. If you are looking at a separate bonus search, use its server-displayed allowance rather than adding it to an already active daily session.
The timer does not pause while you read this page. Plan before pressing Start.