Roll

Every player is in the same round. Bets are open for 15 seconds, then the strip rolls and stops on one of 29 tiles: 14 cyan, 14 violet and 1 gold.

Cyan and violet pay 2×. Flank pays 7× when the strip stops on one of the two tiles on either side of gold; those four are two cyan and two violet, so a colour bet on them wins as well.

Gold pays 14×. But 29 times in every 100 that the strip stops on gold (1 round in 100), the tile lights as the star: a second reel of 29 stars turns, and gold bets are paid what it stops on instead, from 8× to 100×. Every star is as likely as the next, and what each pays is listed below.

Each bet is priced one tile short of fair, so all four return 96.55%: 14 of 29 at 2×, 4 of 29 at 7×, and gold, 1 of 29, at 28× on average (71 landings in 100 at 14×, 29 on the star reel, whose stars average 62.28×).

The star pays 8× less often than it pays 100×: of its 29 stars, five pay 100×, fifteen pay 50× to 95×, six pay 20× to 45×, and three pay 8×, 12× and 16×. Two of them pay less than gold does without the star.

One bet per choice per round, on as many choices as you like. A bet cannot be changed or taken back once it is placed.

A round is settled by the rules it opened under. Rounds played before the star paid gold a flat 28× and the flank 14× on the two tiles beside gold; the verifier checks every round by its own rules.