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A NEW VIRTUAL GAME FROM STUDIO 41

THREE TYPES OF GAME
EACH ONE A RACE

The players on a circuit run the same lap, and the first one round takes the flag. All three machines feed one cumulative jackpot. One engine, one integration — it drops into your platform through a seamless wallet, or runs standalone — and every commercial dial is configured to your spec.

LINES
PICK FEATURE
CASCADING REELS
MULTIPLAYER RACE
CUMULATIVE JACKPOT

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THE GAMES

THREE MACHINES, THREE MECHANICS

Not one game in three colourways. A lines game, a scatter-triggered pick feature and cascading reels — three different ways a spin resolves, on one engine and one integration. A driver moves between them on one session and one balance.

The picker: Miami Strip, Vegas Blvd and LA Canyons side by side, each card showing its circuit map, its reel layout and its line count — 5x3 with 42 lines, 3x3 with 5, 5x5 with 50 — its own scatter badge, and the lap every driver on that track is racing: a thousand metres on all three, and about eight spins to cover it on all three. — The picker — three machines, one session

Miami Strip — lines

GRID: 5 × 3
LINES: 42
SCATTER: pays distance, no coins
OUR PROFILE: 95.000%, exact
A ROUND PAYS: one in 1.9
VOLATILITY: 2.08 × stake — medium

Vegas Blvd — pick feature

GRID: 3 × 3
LINES: 5
SCATTER: opens a garage bay to pick
OUR PROFILE: 94.972%, exact
A ROUND PAYS: one in 3.8
A GARAGE OPENS: one in 3.7
VOLATILITY: 3.98 × stake — high

LA Canyons — cascade

GRID: 5 × 5
LINES: 50, fixed
SCATTER: blows its row, grid refills
OUR PROFILE: 94.89% ± 0.95, sampled
A ROUND PAYS: one in 2.9
IT CASCADES: 99 rounds in 100
VOLATILITY: 4.83 × stake — high

The cabinet: the tank and sweeps balances in the header, a five by three reel window of neon 3D symbols, and on the left the circuit with the whole field on it — eleven cars in two packs, one queued at the start line and one half way round, because on this machine distance comes from the scatter and a palm is worth half a lap — above a running order of who is where and how far the flag is. — Miami Strip on the cabinet — and the field it is racing

THE RACE

THE PLAYERS ON A CIRCUIT ARE RACING EACH OTHER

A heat is one lap. Everybody on that track is marked where they stand when it opens, covers the same distance from that mark, and the first one round takes the flag. Then a fresh heat opens with the field level again — the winner included.

Distance comes from the scatter, not from the press. A spin that lands none moves nobody, so the lap is won on what the reels do rather than on who clicks fastest — and it is the same distance whatever the stake.

What the flag wins is the right to choose a number on the jackpot board, not the right to have one. Distance earns that, at whatever pace somebody plays, so a player who never wins a heat is never kept out. It is the order of picking that is raced for, and numbers are exclusive: taking one takes it from somebody.

The heat

LENGTH: one lap of the circuit
ON THE DEMO: 1,000 m — about eight spins, on any circuit
STARTS: level, from where each player stands
ENDS: the first player round

The flag

WON BY: one player per heat
WHAT IT PAYS: nothing — it is not money
WHAT IT WINS: first pick of the board
WHO IT EXCLUDES: nobody

Per circuit

HEATS: one running at a time
FIELD: whoever is on that track
SPECTATING: the field is public
FEEDS: the same jackpot as the others

THE JACKPOT SYSTEM

ONE CUMULATIVE JACKPOT, EVERY MACHINE FEEDING IT

A share of every stake accrues to one pool, taken out of margin rather than as a second debit, and recorded against the round that funded it. It pays down a ladder of places — winner-take-all to ten places, your setting — and the next board opens at a figure you set.

Qualifying is play: distance earns entries, never money, so the event stays a free-entry layer on top of your economy. It runs, draws and settles on its schedule whether or not anyone is watching.

The Grand Prix running: the board mid-draw with twenty-two of ninety numbers out, a lane for every driver who qualified — each in the car they chose, running at a chequered line as their numbers come up — the accumulated pool above them, and the prize ladder down the side with first place already awarded. — The Grand Prix, running itself

WHAT YOU CONFIGURE

CONFIGURATION IS THE PRODUCT

You integrate once. After that the game is shaped in a config file you commit and review, or in a math profile we author, seal and hash for you. Nothing here is a second integration.

YOU SET WHAT THAT MEANS

The line-up one, two or three machines — the picker shows what you enabled

Return and volatility you name them; we solve the profile to them, then seal and hash it

The cabinet currency, coin values, line counts, stake limits, session timeouts

The jackpot cadence, pool share, prize ladder, board size, how many seats and how many win

Where it runs your cloud or your own racks — AWS, GCP, Azure or on-premise

The return and the jackpot share come out of one budget: raising the share moves return from the reels into the pool rather than adding it on top. Same money to players, a different game to play.

TAKE IT FOR A LAP

The demo is the running system, not a mock-up: a sandbox operator mints a launch token exactly as yours would. No credential, no form.