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History of Rush Hour and the 155.io CCTV Games

Rush Hour was announced in January 2026 as the first CCTV Game from the studio 155.io. This page puts the dates in order, says where each comes from and marks the ones that sources dispute.

The short version

155.io began in 2024 with race-style games. In 2026 it launched a new format, the CCTV Game, in which you bet on a count taken from camera footage. Rush Hour came first, then Duck River and Snow Run. A fourth title, Footfall, was called imminent in July and has no confirmed release.

Our evidence is press, one game catalog and the provider's own pages. The provider's pages carry few dates. Where we have only one or two sources, the table says so.

Timeline

155.io and the CCTV Games, 2024 to 2026
DateEventSourceConfidence
2024155.io founded. First games include Marbles.io and Ducks.io, sold through the aggregator Hub88Provider site, pressLow: one or two sources
April 3, 2025Rolling Dunes, a marble race, released (catalog date)Game catalogLow
July 3, 2025Hub88 expands its deal to include Ducks.ioTrade pressMedium
January 28, 2026Rush Hour announced as the first CCTV GamePress release, casino portalMedium
February 12, 2026A streamer posts a clip of a large Rush Hour win (see below)Several outletsMedium
About February 18, 2026Rush Hour goes live at Stake, Shuffle and RoobetPress headlineLow: page not read in full
February 27, 2026Hub88 named exclusive aggregation partner for Rush HourPress releaseMedium
About March 19, 2026Duck River releasedGame catalog, marked approximateLow
March 31, 2026Snow Run goes live on Roobet for seven days, then at other operatorsPressLow: the catalog says April 2
July 31, 2026Footfall, a crash game on real footage, called imminentTrade articleLow: no confirmed release

Sources read October 2026. Some press pages could not be opened and were read through summaries. We mark such rows as low confidence. See the CCTV Games page for what each game counts.

Where sources disagree

  • Rush Hour release. Press says it was announced January 28, 2026. A catalog says February 17, 2026. We write "announced January 2026".
  • Snow Run date. Press says March 31. A trade article and the catalog say April 2.
  • Duck River availability. The same catalog page says "18 countries" and "not available in Germany". We state no country list.
  • RTP and max win. The provider documentation says 90% base RTP and a 36x top payout, 90x with a Lightning Round. Press and the catalog say 91.5% to 93.5% and 18x. The RTP guide and max win guide explain this.
  • What counts as a CCTV Game. One press piece lists Rolling Dunes in the CCTV portfolio. The provider's own site does not.
  • Provider origin. One outlet calls the studio London-based. A promotional page calls it Swedish. We state no country.
  • The name. Two outlets wrote "115.io" in error. The studio is 155.io.

The viral win

On February 12, 2026, the Roobet streamer Xposed posted a clip. A $20,000 bet on one camera view returned $363,971. The stake and the payout agree across three outlets. The bet covered two numbers, 11 and 14, and the result was 14.

That return is about 18.2 times the stake. It is above the 18x cap that many reviews quote. We do not know why. It could be a boost, or rounding in the reported figure. We make no claim about the cause.

This is one outcome. We found no official record list and we do not call it a record. Many players lose. The max win guide shows what the payouts mean at normal stakes.

What we do not know

  • The exact go-live date of any game at any casino.
  • Whether Duck River is a rename or a separate product from Ducks.io. Sources do not say.
  • Whether Footfall is released.
  • Whether the documentation was updated after launch. It carries no date.
  • Which operators hold the games. The 155.io site shows 23 partner logos, and we did not read the names.

When a source settles one of these, we change the page and write the change in the log below.

Update log

  • : first publication. Dates from press, the provider site and a game catalog. No game screen has been checked yet.

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