Rush Hour review
The full review: bets, payouts with dollar examples, RTP, max win, demo and where to play.
Series · 155.io
CCTV Games by 155.io: Rush Hour, Snow Run and Duck River
"CCTV Game" is the name 155.io uses for its count-on-camera format. Rush Hour was the first title. This page compares every game in the format, with sources. It gives no scores.
What the CCTV Game format is
A CCTV Game is not a slot. There are no reels, paylines or symbols. You bet on a number that comes from camera footage. An AI counts what crosses a zone, and the round pays by where the count lands.
155.io does not name a numbered series. Its own site labels four titles as CCTV Games: Footfall, Snow Run, Duck River and Rush Hour. So we say "155.io's CCTV Game format", not "the Rush Hour series".
All CCTV Games compared
The three reviewed games share one bet grid and one set of payouts in the provider documentation. They differ in what you count and where the scene comes from. Footfall is a different mechanic.
| Game | Year | Grid | RTP (docs) | Max win (docs) | Mechanic |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rush Hour | 2026 (announced January) | No reels. Under 3x, Range 2.25x, Over 3.6x, Exact 18x, Exact Low and High 36x | 90% base, 90% to 92.16% effective | 36x, 90x with a Legendary Lightning Round | Count vehicles crossing a zone on public traffic cameras |
| Snow Run | 2026 (March or April) | Same four markets as Rush Hour | 90% base, same as Rush Hour per docs | 36x, 90x with Lightning, per docs | Count skiers and snowboarders on slope cameras |
| Duck River | 2026 (around March 19) | Same four markets as Rush Hour | 90% base, same as Rush Hour per docs | 36x, 90x with Lightning, per docs | Count rubber ducks in one lane of a staged river course |
| Footfall | Unconfirmed | None: one cash-out bet | 94% | No cap in docs | Crash game on real footage: cash out before the first pedestrian appears |
Sources: provider documentation (docs.155.io), press and a game catalog, October 2026. Docs say Rush Hour, Snow Run and Duck River share the same base RTP and maximums. We have not checked each game's own rules screen. Some reviews and the catalog quote 91.5% to 93.5% RTP and 18x max win for these games. The RTP guide and the max win guide explain the gap. Footfall has no review here because its release is unconfirmed.
Timeline of the format
Dates come from press and a catalog. They disagree in places, so approximate dates are marked. The history page lists the disputes.
- January 28, 2026: Rush Hour announced as the first CCTV Game (press release).
- About February 18, 2026: Rush Hour goes live at Stake, Shuffle and Roobet (press headline).
- About March 19, 2026: Duck River (catalog date, marked approximate).
- March 31, 2026: Snow Run goes live on Roobet for seven days, then at other operators (press). The catalog and one article say April 2.
- July 31, 2026: Footfall called "imminent" by one outlet. We found no confirmed release.
How the mechanic changed from game to game
Rush Hour: the base
You bet on how many vehicles an AI counts crossing a zone. The game shows two boundary numbers. You bet on below, between, above, or exactly on a boundary. The how to play guide walks through a round.
Snow Run: a new scene, the same bets
Snow Run keeps the grid and changes what is counted. The scene moves from city traffic to a ski slope, filmed by slope cameras. The bets and payouts are the same per the docs.
Duck River: a staged scene
Duck River also keeps the grid. The scene is not public CCTV. It is a purpose-built river course with rubber ducks, filmed by cameras, and the level is random each round. The catalog page claims "18 countries" and "not available in Germany" at once, so we state no country list.
Footfall: a different bet
Footfall drops the count grid. It is a crash game. A location starts empty, a multiplier rises, and you cash out before the first pedestrian appears. The provider's claim that it is the first crash game on real footage is unverified.
Before the format
155.io started in 2024 with other race-style games. Ducks.io, a plastic-duck race you bet on by winner, is not Duck River. Rolling Dunes, a marble race, is not a CCTV Game on the provider's own site, even though some press calls it one.
Reviews of each game
Each review has its own scores, rules and casino cards. This page gives none of them. Pick the game you want.
Snow Run review
Same bet grid, slope cameras. What is known, what is not printed, and where to play.
Duck River review
The staged duck course, the dispute over where it is available, and how it differs from Ducks.io.
Related guides: demo for every game, where to play and license checks, history and source disputes.
Games that look similar but are not CCTV Games
- Other 155.io games. Rolling Dunes, Snake, Plinko, Stairpong and others use their own mechanics. We do not review them.
- Birdie Time. A golf putt game that 155.io lists as upcoming. It is not released on our date.
- Games with the same name. Rush Hour Gold (Advant Play) and Monopoly Rush Hour (Big Time Gaming) come from other studios.
Update log
- : first full version. Figures from the provider documentation (docs.155.io), press and a game catalog. No game screen has been checked yet.
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