There's a new way to play on Duelbits, and it's nothing like a slot. 🎥
Meet 155.io. A live content studio built on one wild idea: skip the animations, bet on real life. No scripts. No CGI. No algorithm generating the outcome in a server somewhere. Just authentic, unscripted real-world footage, and their CCTV Collection proves it.
Three games. Three live camera feeds. Three types of genuine, completely unscripted chaos you can bet on right now.
Explore the 155.io CCTV Collection
155.io created a new casino game genre from scratch, the CCTV game. The premise is simple and the execution is genuinely unlike anything else we've added to our casino:
Instead of a random number generator producing a result behind the scenes, 155.io streams live footage from licensed real-world cameras. Real traffic cameras. Live ski slopes. An indoor duck river. A digital line is drawn on screen. Their proprietary AI counts what crosses it in real time. The camera decides the outcome, not a computer running a probability function.
155.io's CEO Sam Jones describes the concept as "Big Brother blended with Polymarket." That combination, surveillance footage, live event betting, zero central algorithm, is exactly as novel as it sounds.
All cameras used are fully licensed for their CCTV game application. The footage is real, commercially authorised, and streaming live 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Rush Hour puts your predictive skills to the test using real-world traffic footage streamed live from cities around the globe. Call the chaos before it happens.
Here's how a round works:
A live 24/7 traffic camera from a real city appears on screen. A digital line is drawn across the feed. The betting window opens, you have seconds, not minutes, to predict how many vehicles will cross that line before the round timer expires.
The 155.io vehicle detection AI watches the same footage you do and counts every crossing in real time. When the timer ends, the count is confirmed and the result is settled.
What you're betting on:
| Bet Type | Prediction |
|---|---|
| Over | More vehicles will cross than the displayed number |
| Under | Fewer vehicles will cross than the displayed number |
| Range | The count will fall inside a specific range |
| Exact | The count will match a precise value between two targets |
Key numbers:
The appeal that Rush Hour has built with streamers and players on Twitch and YouTube is partly about the geography, different cities, different traffic patterns, a GeoGuessr-adjacent experience layered into a betting game. No two rounds look the same.
Live ski slope footage - POV, drone and slope-side cameras - Predict the count
Watch real skiers hit the zone from POV, drone, and slope-side cameras, and predict the count as it happens.
Snow Run follows the same core mechanic as Rush Hour, applied to a completely different environment. Live ski slope cameras capture skiers passing a specific point on the slope. The same AI that counts traffic in Rush Hour counts skiers in Snow Run, in real time, as they pass the line.
Same bet types: Over, Under, Range, or Exact. The count determines the result. The slope is real. The skiers are real. The chaos is maximum.
The mix of POV footage, aerial drone angles, and slope-side cameras gives Snow Run a visual range that Rush Hour doesn't have, each round can look completely different depending on which camera angle loads in.
Live footage - Real ducks - Pure unpredictable chaos
Live footage. Real ducks. Pure unpredictability.
Duck River takes the CCTV game concept to its most delightfully chaotic form. An indoor stream. Real ducks floating past a point. You bet on the outcome as it unfolds.
The same formula: no algorithm, no script, no CGI. Ducks move the way ducks move. The camera captures it. The AI counts it. Your bet is settled by whatever happens.
No further explanation should be needed. Real ducks. Live footage. Bet on it.
The iGaming market has had two main randomness mechanisms for decades: RNG (random number generator, a computer algorithm producing outcomes) and live dealer (a human dealer in a studio, real outcomes but controlled environment with a limited set of possible results).
155.io's CCTV games occupy a third position neither of those can claim:
Three games. One studio. Zero compromises on originality.
The CCTV Collection from 155.io is live now in our Casino. If you've seen everything the traditional casino game catalogue has to offer, this is genuinely something different. No regenerated themes. No slot variants. Just live footage from the real world and your prediction about what happens next.
Search '155' in the casino search bar or go directly to the 155.io provider page to start playing Rush Hour, Snow Run, and Duck River.
What is 155.io? A live content studio that created the CCTV game genre, real-world camera footage as the source of game outcomes. No RNG, no live dealers. Real traffic, real skiers, real ducks. Three titles now live on Duelbits: Rush Hour, Snow Run, Duck River.
What is a CCTV game? A casino game format where results are determined by real-world events captured on live camera feeds, not by a random number generator. 155.io's AI counts whatever crosses the line on screen. The camera decides.
How does Rush Hour work? A live traffic camera streams from a real city. Players bet on how many vehicles cross a digital line before the round timer ends. Four bet types: Over, Under, Range, Exact. Max win 18x, RTP 91.50–93.50%, new round every ~55 seconds.
Are the camera feeds real? Yes. All cameras are live, 24/7 feeds from real-world locations, fully licensed for use in 155.io games. The footage is authentic and unscripted.
What is the max win? 18x across all three current 155.io titles. RTP is 91.50–93.50%.
Where do I find 155.io games on Duelbits? Search '155' in the casino search bar or filter by provider.
