Number Roulette
Pick a number from 1 to 36. Every 30 seconds the engine draws a winner. Hit it — collect ×36 your stake. PvP pool, transparent code.
- ● Demo mode — free play
- ● Tournament brackets
- ● Cryptographically fair rounds
Transparent PvP mechanics, verifiable rounds, and a realtime WebSocket engine built for tournaments.
By clicking Play you confirm you are 18+ and accept the game rules.
Two formats, one engine, zero house edge on top of the prize pool.
Pick a number from 1 to 36. Every 30 seconds the engine draws a winner. Hit it — collect ×36 your stake. PvP pool, transparent code.
Eight competitive levels. Prediction mechanics. XEM crypto rewards. Real-time chat and ranking. Built for players who think ahead.
Not a black-box casino. A code-first PvP platform.
Outcomes are computed by deterministic code paths using crypto.randomBytes. No opaque RNG claims — the math can be read, challenged, and audited.
Players compete against players. The house takes a transparent fee from the pool — it never plays against you.
WebSocket engine keeps rounds, bets, and results in sync across all clients — no reloads, no delays.
Round history, stats, and event logs are built in. External tools can connect and verify game state independently.
Three steps from signup to verifiable round.
Sign in once on gamesprobet.com, then open Game 36 or Game 9 — same account, no second password.
The system lets you spread positions across rounds. Study the stats panel: last 100, 500, 1000, 2000 rounds — pattern your play, not just spin.
Every round is computed by explicit code — the math can be reasoned about and challenged. No trust required.
Production-ready stack tuned for realtime PvP workloads.
Runs in isolated Docker containers behind Nginx with SSL. Game servers and databases are separate services — restartable independently without data loss.
Features we're building next.
Round history and simple analytics so players can track how different strategies perform over time.
Open read-only endpoints for round metadata and outcomes — for external tools, dashboards, and independent audits.
Focused interfaces for phones and tablets — follow tournaments and manage positions on the go.