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4,000 sheen

Plume B · Colour lines

Subpixel

Nine glass pixels light up at once and eight lines run through them: three rows, three columns and both diagonals. A line pays for three pixels of one colour, and also for a mix: red, green and blue make white light, and cyan, magenta and yellow make ink.

  • Kind: 3 by 3, eight lines
  • Swing: Steady
  • Decisions: None

Played for sheen only · sheen has no cash value · adults 18+ · for entertainment only

Cover art for Subpixel: glowing red, green and blue glass cubes on a black mirror with a white feather, the title in glass mosaic tiles

4,000sheen · no cash value

Stake

Rounds 0 · Net 0

Rules and pay table

Pick a stake, then press Light. Sheen has no cash value.

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How Subpixel plays

  1. Choose a stake and press Light. The stake is shared evenly over eight lines: the three rows, the three columns and the two diagonals.
  2. A line pays when its three pixels are the same colour. Red, green and blue are common; cyan, magenta and yellow are rarer and pay more.
  3. A line also pays when it mixes one red, one green and one blue pixel in any order: white light. One cyan, one magenta and one yellow in any order make ink.
  4. The white pixel stands in for any colour, so it can finish three alike, white light or ink. Three white pixels on one line pay the most.
  5. Each line pays its best reading only. Lines add up, and one pixel can sit on up to four lines at once.

What comes back

Per line, as a multiple of the line stake (stake ÷ 8)
LineBack
Three red, three green or three blue6×
Three cyan, three magenta or three yellow20×
Three white100×
White light: red, green and blue, any order2×
Ink: cyan, magenta and yellow, any order6×

Example: at a stake of 80 sheen each line stake is 10, so a line of three magenta pixels brings 10 × 20 = 200 sheen back.

Good to know

Subpixel pays often but mostly in small amounts: many rounds bring back less than the stake even when a line lights up. The colours have no memory from one round to the next.

Sheen is a play unit with no cash value. It cannot be bought, swapped or turned into anything. If it runs below 200, Preen tops it up to 4,000 for free, with no wait. Results here say nothing about how you would do at real-money gambling, and they are not a reason to try it.

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