Snow Run
Snow Run is the second CCTV game from 155.io, and it swaps the traffic junction for a real mountain. Cameras point at an actual ski slope, an AI counts the skiers who cross a checkpoint, and you bet on that number before the clock runs out. Same counting idea as Rush Hour, same 18× ceiling — no RNG anywhere in it. If you have ever watched a piste cam before a half-term trip to the Alps, you already know the picture.
Launched with a seven-day Roobet exclusive before wider rollout. RTP and multipliers are set by the operator running the feed.
Real skiers, real slope
Snow Run cuts between three live sources at once. They all watch the same run — only the slope-side angle is the one the count is measured from.
GoPro POV
Helmet and chest cameras riding down with the skiers, so the checkpoint passes right under you.
Drone
An overhead track of the whole run, following the pack from the gate to the counting line.
Slope-side
Fixed cameras planted at the piste edge — the steady angle the count is actually read from.
Skiers crossing the line
The slope goes live
A real piste feed opens on the board and the clock starts. For about 55 seconds nothing is settled — skiers just ski, cutting between the GoPro, drone and slope-side angles.
The AI counts the checkpoint
A vision system tags every skier who crosses the marked counting zone. No dice, no shuffle, no server seed. The tally is whoever actually skied through — the same footage you are watching.
The board settles
When the clock hits zero the final count locks. Over or under the line, inside a range, or the exact number — whichever market matched the slope pays, up to 18×.
No random number generator settles Snow Run — the slope does. You watch the same footage the count is read from.
Where the count lands
Snow Run carries the same market types as Rush Hour. The tighter you call the number, the fatter the payout — and the more often it misses. That trade-off is the whole game.
Over / under
Lower varianceBack whether more or fewer skiers than the set line cross the checkpoint. The safest read on the board — near evens, so it lands often and pays modestly. This is where most stakes sit.
Range / band
Medium varianceCall a middle window instead of a direction. A tighter target than over/under, so it misses more often and pays more when the count settles inside your band. A busy resort day and an empty dawn run behave very differently here.
Exact
High variance — the ceilingName the exact number of skiers on the nose. The longest shot on the board and the only way to reach the 18× ceiling: a £2 stake returns £36 if it lands. Most rounds it will not — treat it as the lottery ticket, not the plan.
No market beats the house edge over time. Published RTP is 91.5–93.5%, so roughly 6.5–8.5p of every £1 staked is the margin.
A familiar view for British skiers
More than a million people head out from the UK for a ski holiday most winters, and plenty more keep an eye on the snow from a dry slope in Milton Keynes or the runs at Cairngorm and Glenshee. Snow Run leans on exactly that habit — a live piste feed you would happily watch anyway, only now the checkpoint count is the bet. You do not need to know the resort to read a busy run from a quiet one.
Nothing here changes the maths, though. Snow Run is real-money gambling, not a Ski Sunday watch-along. A crowded slope on a bluebird afternoon and an empty first lift both settle the same markets, and the 91.5–93.5% RTP holds either way. Read it for the entertainment, set a figure you are fine losing, and stop there.
Before you stake a penny
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A slope is live right now
Snow Run runs at licensed partner casinos. Grab the code, open the game, and call the next count off a real mountain.