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 on 36.gamesprbet.ru, choose a demo or tournament table. See live round state, bets in play, and player count — all in real time.
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.