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Slots

Six reels make up the display: the first shows a multiplier, while five symbol reels each show four rows. Matches are counted across all 20 symbol positions.

Contributions from paying symbols are added together and combined with the first-reel multiplier and the payout factor configured for the site. The final amount is rounded to whole tokens.

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Roulette

Choose red, black or a number from 0 to 36. Each round compares your selection with the result and credits the corresponding return. Eight visual tables share these rules.

A winning red or black bet returns twice the stake. A winning number bet, including zero, returns 33 times the stake. A losing bet returns zero. These are the payouts used by this version of the game.

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Dice

Choose two different numbers, then follow a six-dice roll. Every die showing either selected number counts as a match, regardless of its position.

Zero matches pay nothing. One match returns your stake, giving zero net profit. Two to six matches return two to six times the stake.

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Bingo

This version uses three different numbers selected from 00 to 15. Five balls are drawn without repetition, and matches with your selection determine the return.

One match returns twice your stake; two matches return three times; all three return five times. No matches pay zero.

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Explosive Cards

The table shows 16 face-down cards. Reveal up to eight positions to follow a sequence of cards and multipliers, with a bomb that can end the round.

A winning round pays one final multiplier from ×2 to ×9 applied to your stake. Values shown during the reveals are not added together as separate prizes.

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Dragon Boxing: a fight to the knockout

Choose an available opponent and follow attack cards and health bars for the Dragon and its rival. The fight proceeds until one side is knocked out; this mode has no draw.

A win returns ×2 and a loss returns zero. A 100-token win credits 200, giving a net profit of 100. The opponents you can select depend on which ones are enabled.

The fight presents a chance-based outcome. Revealing a position is not a boxing technique and cannot guarantee a knockout in your favour.

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The Magic Dragon: three turns of combat cards

Both sides start with 1,000 health points and make three attacks each. Every card has a defined damage value; the bars show remaining health after the attacks.

Remaining health is compared at the end. More health on your side pays ×2, equal health returns ×1, and less health pays zero. A draw returns the stake with no net profit.

Cards and audiovisual sequences present a game of chance against the game itself. This is not a duel between two users or a strategy that guarantees victory.

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Empire 301: two armies, three cards per side

Each army starts with 301 soldiers. Three cards per side inflict casualties on the opposing army; each attack has a defined casualty count.

The side with more soldiers remaining wins. Victory returns ×2, a draw returns ×1 and defeat pays zero. With a 100-token stake, a win credits 200 and a draw credits 100.

The military setting lets you follow casualties and the battle outcome. This is a chance-based card game, not a simulation in which player tactics can guarantee a result.

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Live games: special sessions

This section is reserved for announced broadcasts and special events. It does not offer a permanent live table or a game available at all hours.

Check its page for the current status and scheduling notices. When no event is active, the studio is shown as closed. Rules, payouts and times for an unconfirmed session are not promised here.

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Stake levels and access

Choose a stake level before entering: 1–99, 100–499, 500–1,999, 2,000–7,999 or 8,000–30,000 tokens. Your stake must fit the selected range and your available balance.

New accounts can use levels 1, 2 and 3. Levels 4 and 5 are locked until an administrator authorizes higher stakes for a regular customer. Playing more does not unlock them automatically.