Game types

Win Go (colour prediction)

The signature format. A round lasts 30 seconds, 1, 3 or 5 minutes and produces a number from 0 to 9. That number maps to green, red or violet, and you bet on a colour, a number, or big/small.

Colour bets pay roughly 2x, violet combinations around 4.5x and an exact number 9x. The payout is always slightly below the fair value of the chance — that gap is the operator's margin.

K3 (three dice)

Three dice are rolled and you bet on the total, on a specific combination or on whether all three match. Long-shot combinations advertise huge multipliers precisely because they almost never land.

5D lottery

A five-digit draw where each position can be bet independently, plus totals and big/small on the sum. More bet types means more ways to spread a stake, not better expected value.

Trx / hash games

Marketed as 'provably fair' because the result derives from a blockchain block hash. Verifiable randomness is genuinely useful, but it says nothing about payout ratios, withdrawal policy or whether the operator will pay you at all.

Crash / Aviator style

A multiplier climbs until it crashes at a random point; you must cash out first. The tension is designed to encourage chasing, and auto-cashout tools do not shift the underlying edge.