155.io to Inject CCTV Game Rush Hour into Stake, Shuffle, and Roobet

155.io, a gaming content studio seeking to redefine mobile gaming, has secured itself some mighty allies. According to the company’s latest announcement, it has agreed to power online gaming powerhouses Stake, Shuffle, and Roobet with its CCTV-based game, Rush Hour.

155.io Turns Real-World Chaos into Gaming

Rush Hour is an unprecedented title that is centered around live CCTV footage, allowing players to wager on real-life events. The game is available at all times, allowing players to bet on various events, such as the number of cars crossing a junction, the number of cars turning left or right within a period of one minute, etc.

The game’s innovative nature breaks the mould of traditional casino gaming, offering players a new way to enjoy the thrill of making a prediction. Instead of RNG, Rush Hour uses the hustle of traffic as a chaos factor to create some engaging experiences.

Rush Hour’s live footage comes from famous locations, such as Sydney, Swindon, Arizona, and Taipei, as well as tourism sites like Thailand’s Patong Beach or the UK’s Abbey Road. With this, the entire world itself becomes a game board. The title aligns with 155.io’s ethos to make simple, mobile-first games based on real-world chaos.

And, thanks to the company’s new deals with three iGaming giants, Rush Hour will be able to reach even more players.

iGaming Powerhouses Onboard Rush Hour

As mentioned, 155.io has penned deals with Stake, Shuffle, and Roobet, agreeing to inject Rush Hour into their offerings. The game, which has proven to resonate with fans, attracting many players and millions of views, will be a valuable addition to the operators’ portfolios, allowing them to foster engagement and loyalty.

Sam Jones, 155.io’s founder and chief executive officer, said that the new agreements attest to the success of his team’s live CCTV game, which is already shaping up as a phenomenon. He said that his team was honored to be trusted by some of the biggest names in the industry and vowed to continue innovating.

Being taken on by big names like Stake, Shuffle and Roobet highlights the level of demand we’re seeing from the next generation of players.

Sam Jones, founder & CEO, 155.io

For context, Rush Hour is only the first in a line of CCTV games 155.io is planning to make.

In an earlier interview, Jones said: “Once you realize the entire world can be a live game feed, there are no boundaries. Live traffic content is just the start – from live wildlife to iconic sporting locations – we’re only just setting off on our journey of what real-world chaos entertainment can be.”