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This diagram models a simplified virtual slot machine game mechanics where players stake funds, spin to possibly win more funds, and track game progress with various metrics. The game operates on a system where players start with an initial fund pool, place bets per spin from this fund, and have the possibility of winning payouts of different multipliers based on the outcome of each spin. The diagram keeps track of the total winnings, funds, and number of consecutive losses. Special registers monitor whether the player has reached a target amount of funds, incurred too many losses, or achieved a specific Return to Player (RTP) ratio, calculated as the total winnings divided by the total staked amount. The system also includes mechanisms for adding funds if necessary, enforcing end conditions based on the player reaching their financial target or running out of funds, and dynamically adjusting the stake based on game progress.

Furthermore, the diagram incorporates probabilistic elements for decision-making, such as depositing more funds with a certain chance, and deterministic elements like the evaluation of win multipliers. These elements work in tandem to simulate common experiences in a slot machine game, including the thrill of winning, the strategy of staking, and the risk of losing. Strategic components are further underlined by conditions prompting the player to decide on additional deposits based on the game's progression and outcomes, enhancing the simulation's depth and realism. Through its systematic and conditional connections, the diagram effectively emulates the complex interactions and decisions within a slot machine game economy.