2.1 Games Overview

Below is an overview of all games available on Vantage.

2.2 Game Documentation

This section covers important information about each game on Vantage.

Vantage Originals

Minefield

Crash

Keno

A game from Chinese origins, where you select 10 numbers on a board of 40 numbers. When you bet, 10 random numbers are picked. You multiply your bet based on how many tiles you matched.

The game has the following information visible to the user:

• The keno board: A grid of numbers from 1 to 40. The user can click on tiles to select/deselect them. Revealed and matched numbers are shown here too.
• The possible multipliers: Boxes placed side by side below the keno board, indicating what multiplier you win for each possible hit amount.
• A Quick Pick button: Automatically picks 10 random tiles for you.
• Input field for Risk. The user can choose what risk mode they want to play with.
• Input field for Bet.
• A Reset button: Clears the Keno board. This deselects all your tiles and removes any revealed/matched tile coloring.

Below is the payout scheme for all possible combinations of risk mode and selected tiles:

The following gamedata is saved when you bet:

Dice

A game where you predict whether the roll will be over or under a certain number.

The game has the following information visible to the user:

• The rangebar: Shows the rolled number, the rangebar with a green and red section and a dice icon upon rolling.
  The rangebar also has a handlebar which the user can drag to change the rollover/rollunder number.
• Input field for Rollover/Rollunder. The user can enter their desired number here. Clicking on the label will change the mode (rollover/rollunder).
• Input field for Win Chance. Shows the percentage chance the user has to win. Updates when you update the rollover/rollunder number.
• Input field for Multiplier. Indicates the payout multiplier for when the user wins.
• Input field for Bet.
• Input field for Payout on Win. Indicates the total payout the user will receive if they win (bet * multiplier).

This game has no Instant Mode, since the dice roll is already pretty much instant.

The following gamedata is saved when you bet:

Gems

A game where 5 gems are revealed. A poker-style game where a better combo pays more.

The game has the following information visible to the user:

• The combo display: Shows the possible combinations and how much their multiplier is. The won combo is highlighted.
• The gem display: Shows the revealed gems.
• Input field for Bet.

The following gamedata is saved when you bet:

Below is an overview of the gems available:

Below is a screenshot of the combo display, where the user won combo 2:

Limbo

A simple game where the user bets on a specific multiplier. When the user bets, a random multiplier is generated (with higher multipliers being rarer). If the generated multiplier is the same or higher than the user's input, the user wins. The user only wins the multiplier they entered upon a win.

Below is a quick example:

The game has the following information visible to the user:

• The result display: Shows the result multiplier and how much you won.
• Input field for Target Multiplier. The user can enter their desired target multiplier here.
• Input field for Payout on Win. Shows how much the user wins if their target is the same or lower than the result multiplier.
• Input field for Bet.

The following gamedata is saved when you bet:

Wheel

A game where you spin a colored wheel, where the colors represent a multiplier.

The game has the following information visible to the user:

• The wheel: A colored wheel with a red pointer at the top.
• The color legend: Shown below the wheel. Tells the user which color represents which multiplier.
• Input field for Segments. Affects how many segments the wheel consists of.
• Input field for Risk Mode. Affects the overall difficulty to win on the wheel.
• Input field for Bet.

Both segments and risk mode affect the wheel and which colors/multipliers are available. Below is a table showing the variations:

The following gamedata is saved when you bet:

Hilo

A card-based game where you have to guess whether the next card will be higher or lower (or the same) than the current card.

When you place a bet, your start card is revealed. Let's say this is a 6. On the left side, you will see the following options: "Higher or Same (62%)" and "Lower or Same (46%)". Let's now say that the card that is revealed when you make a choice is 9. If you chose "Higher or Same (62%)", your multiplier will increase and you can keep playing, making the same choice for this new card now.

The chance shown with your options is calculated based on how many cards are higher or lower than this card, including this card.

Your multiplier increases more if the chance of your choice is lower. For example, a 16% chance will pay more than a 62% chance.

If there is no card higher or lower than the current card, you will be prompted with "Higher"/"Lower" and "Same". Below is a quick example:

In this game, K is the highest value (13), while A is the lowest value (1). Below is a table of the values per card, ranked from highest to lowest.

In addition to the two primary choices (A and B), you can also choose to skip a card. When you do this, the next card will be revealed without any risk. Your multiplier does not increase.

When a card is played (when the player has made their choice and the next card is revealed), it will be added back into the deck in a random position. This ensures the deck is always filled equally (52 cards).

The game has the following information visible to the user:

• The card display: Shows the current card the player has to make a choice about.
• The card history: Shown below the card display. A scrollable container showing the past cards and choices made by the user.
• Input field for Bet.
• Button for Choice A.
• Button for Choice B.
• Button for Skip Card.
• Input field for Payout. Shows the amount the player gets if they cash out now.
• Button for Cashout.

The following gamedata is saved when you bet:

Suit indicates the card's suit: h (hearts), c (clubs), s (spades) and d (diamonds).

Action indicates the action made by the user: empty (start card), higher (higher or same), lower (lower or same) and skip. The action is the choice made by the user BEFORE this card. For example, the history object shows an 8 as value and 'lower' as choice. That means that the user chose 'lower or same' on the previous entry in the history array. That is also why action is empty for the start card, since no choice could have been made prior to it.

An important note is that action does not include only-same choices. So choosing 'Same' on a K will show 'higher' as the action. Because there is nothing higher than a King, we can easily identify that the choice was 'Same'.

The gamedata for this game is only saved in the bet transaction when the game is over (cashout or loss). This is because the gamedata for this game logs the card history, which will expand as you play. If you were to close the tab mid-game, no gamedata is saved under the bet. You also will not automatically cashout.

This game has no Instant Mode, since the card reveal is already instant.

This game has no Auto Mode, since each card requires a player input.

To identify whether the player has cashed out or simply lost, we can look at the multiplier of the last entry in the card history. If this is 1.00 or higher, the player has cashed out. If it is 0.00, the player lost.

Dice Clash

In this game, you play against the computer to get the highest total score across your dice.

The game has the following information visible to the user:

• The roll display: Shows Your Roll on the left and Opponent's Roll on the right. Includes the dice and the totals.
• The won amount: Shown below the roll display.
• Input field for Bet.
• Input field for Risk Mode.

Besides getting a higher total than the computer, the payout depends on your total and risk mode. Below is an overview of the possible multipliers.

The amount of dice rolled also depends on your risk mode.

The following gamedata is saved when you bet:

Stock Market

This game simulates fictional stock market activity over 10 iterations.

The game has the following information visible to the user:

• The stock display: A line graph showing the movement of the stock during a round.
• Input field for Current Value. Shows the current value of the fictional stock. Starts at 100.
• Input field for Final Payout. Shows the user the won amount after a game.
• Input field for Bet.
• Buttons for UP and DOWN. This is where the user selects whether they think the stock will go up or down.

When you press Bet, the graph will be filled. If the stock goes up, the line color will be green. If it goes down, the line color will be red.

You win money based on whether you Up/Down guess was correct, and by how much the stock went Up/Down. For example, if you bet 10, and the stock ends at 169.42, you win 16.94.

If you incorrectly guessed Up/Down, it doesn't mean you lose all of your bet. You still receive a fraction of your bet back. For example, if yu bet 10, and you guessed Up but the stock ends at 78.71 (down), you receive 7.87. The only scenario where you do not receive any portion of your money back is if the stock ends at an extreme (200 or 0). If you bet 10 and Down but the stock ends at 200 (up), you win nothing.

The following gamedata is saved when you bet:

The gamedata used to contain a timestamps array aswell, but this has been removed because it was just always the same (an array with strings from 1 to 10). You can just calculate the amount of timestamps by looking at the length of the prices array.

Locked Tower

A simple game where your payout depends on how high you can get in the tower.

The tower consists of 6 squares. The unlocking is done automatically. The squares pay more the higher up you go, but unlocking them becomes less likely.

The game has the following information visible to the user:

• The tower with 6 squares numbered 1 to 6 with their awarding multipliers shown.
• Input field for Bet.

Below is a table showing the payouts and unlocking chances for each square:

The following gamedata is saved when you bet:

Roulette

A simplistic roulette game.

The game has the following information visible to the user:

• The roulette board where chips can be placed.
• The roulette wheel.
• The chips including a clear and spin button.
• Counters for balance and current bet.
• The result history.

The following gamedata is saved when you bet:

Instant Roulette

This game is the same as Vantage Roulette, but the spin is instant. See Roulette documentation.

CTL

Roulette Royale

A roulette game brought to you by CTL. This game is visually better than Vantage Roulette and Vantage Instant Roulette.

The game has the following information visible to the user:

• The roulette board where chips can be placed.
• The roulette wheel, shown during the spin.
• The chips bar.
• Counters for balance and current bet.
• Information about the minimum and maximum bet amounts.
• Buttons to clear all chips, clear last placed chip and re-place last chip setup.
• Quick-place buttons for Voisins Du Zero, Tier, Orphelins, Neighbours and Finals.
• The spin button.
• The result history.

The following gamedata is saved when you bet:

High or Low

A game where you guess whether the revealed card will be High or Low.

Cards from 2 to 7 are Low, cards from 8-King are High. Ace is both High and Low, so it will always result in a win.

The game has the following information visible to the user:

• The card to be revealed.
• Buttons for High and Low.
• The chips bar.
• Your current balance.
• Game statistics (how many Highs and Lows, and total guesses).

The following gamedata is saved when you bet:

Horse Racing

A horse racing simulator where you can bet on various options.

The game has the following information visible to the user:

• The betting board. Shows all 8 horses with options for WINS, PLACE and SHOW.
• A forecast betting board. Shows all combinations like 1x5 or 7x3. You guess which horses will finish 1st and 2nd.
• The chips bar.
• Your current balance and current bet.
• A clear bet button.
• Start race button.

Below is an overview of the odds as shown on the betting board:

Below is an overview of the odds as shown on the forecast board:

The following gamedata is saved when you bet:

Bingo 75

A classic Bingo game.

The game has the following information visible to the user:

• Game setup options: Numbers of cards (1-4), Numbers to extract (35/45/55) and Bet per card (0,25/0,50/1,00).
• The paytable.
• The total bet.
• Upon playing: The bingo board (all numbers, revealed numbers are marked), your cards and the latest ball plus the 3 before it.
• Start button.

This game has multiple versions you can play. Besides the normal version, there is also a manual version and a fast version.

The paytable changes based on your selection of numbers to extract.

Below is an overview of the paytable per amount of numbers to extract:

The following gamedata is saved when you bet:

Relax Gaming

Roulette

A high quality Roulette game brought to you by Relax Gaming. Also known as Roulette Nouveau.

The game has the following information visible to the user:

• The roulette board where users can place their chips. With highlighted sections.
• The roulette wheel.
• The chip bar. Containing the following chips: '0.10', '0.50', '1', '5', '25', '100', '500', '1k'.
• Balance and total bet counters, shown in the top left.
• Bet controls, shown next to the chip bar in the bottom right. Buttons for: 'Clear', 'Undo', 'Spin', 'Double', 'Rebet'.
• Top buttons, shown in the top right. Buttons for: 'Betting patterns', 'Heatmap & History', 'Rules', 'Audio On/Off', 'Game Settings'.

The following gamedata is saved when you bet:

The lastTwentyHistory is not saved to your account. It is instead stored in LocalStorage as rlx_roul_history_fun, with as value for example:

{"history":[9,14,19,15,14,8,20,23,35,32,16,31,3,21,10,16,34,17,0,0,1,4,28,15,9,15,24,35,36,33,6,21,13,13,22,32,34,20,0,36,6,5,20,26,6,10,12,18,11,10,24,15,3,26,18,23,19,29,34,18,34,8,28,22,4,24,13,9,23,0,1,31,28,23,22,24,20,35,22,3,24,8,31,0,30,9,9,21,5,12,29,3,17,9,4,24,25,30,10,1,2,19,8,6,30,29,16,33,27,18,4,2,32,15,4,36,12,9,13,6,0,3,28,33,26,31,8,22,24,26,15,2,8,31,25,20,25,21,1,30,19,32,5,32,31,2,19,25,31,2,7,25,4,23,26,28,18,25,21,5,10,33,21,23,30,0,29,23,0,20,21,23,8,31,13,11,14,12,3,21,28,23,25,13,15,14,13,17,31,20,6,34,29,15,21,32,4,6,6,6,14,6,10,4,32,3,23,18,11,10,5,24,22,1,6,15,21,9,36,9,15,8,31,2,9,10,12,22,36,18,33,8,11,15,35,2,19,20,28,31,34,28,34,8,17,30,4,18,8,6,36,28,6,27,20,20,34,7,1,3,7,10,28,28,10,27,20,9,10,18,36,18,19,12,0,10,3,1,31,22,34,31,17,21,26,35,20,35,6,28,30,18,31,36,28,0,29,6,31,1,9,17,13,12,5,4,17,17,21,16,25,11,20,33,11,27,6,35,3,30,22,10,7,23,8,14,12,31,15,7,4,26,10,21,5,8,10,21,29,9],"spins":340}

So rlx_roul_history_fun stores the full history for that device, along with the total amount of spins. This full list is used by the game to create a heatmap.

This means that if you play Relax Gaming Roulette on different devices on the same Vantage account, the lastTwentyHistory would not be the same consistently. It depends on which device you played the game on.

A full number history for an account could still be calculated by processing each bet on the game and looking at the result value in the gamedata.

4.1 Handlers

Below is an overview of all Vantage Handlers:

5.1 Dashboard

https://kiyantk.nl/dev/vantage/dashboard/

The dashboard is the main hub of Vantage. This is the page where you end up after logging in.

The dashboard contains sliders for games, one for each game provider.

5.2 Games

https://kiyantk.nl/dev/vantage/games/...

This is where all games all located.

5.3 Profile

https://kiyantk.nl/dev/vantage/profile/

The profile offers various useful features.

It shows the username, balance and vault balance.

Below that, it shows three buttons: 'Open Vault', 'Deposit' and 'Withdraw'.

The 'Open Vault' button opens a Vault popup which shows both your vault balance and your regular balance. It also allows the user to deposit and withdraw to/from their vault.

The 'Deposit' button opens a Deposit popup which shows your current balance alongside an input field. Deposits are made via Goldbell Pay.

The 'Withdraw' button opens a Withdraw popup which shows your current balance alongside an input field. Withdrawals are made to a Goldbell Wallet using Goldbell Pay.

The profile also shows a table containing all the transactions made by the user. For better performance, only 50 transactions are shown from the start. At the bottom of the table the user can click on 'Load more', which loads another 50 transactions.

There is an overview bar at the top of the table, showing the user's statistics. This bar also includes a Download button and a Filter button. The Download button downloads all transactions as a JSON file. The Filter button opens the filterbar showing various filtering options.

Below all that is the table itself, showing all the transactions sorted by most recent.

The table notably includes a 'Data' column, containing a 'View' button for each transaction. This opens the transaction viewing popup (also called gamedata viewing popup). This popup contains the following: The transaction ID, the amount, balance after, placed by and placed at. Small text is shown in the bottom left saying 'Receipt for [TRANSACTION ID]' alongside a 'Save Image' option. Clicking this option will download the transaction receipt as PNG.

If the transaction contains gamedata (mainly on bets), the gamedata is visualized. It shows a (simplified) replica of the game with the user's bets and setups shown.

Below is an example of the transaction popup where the user bet 10 cents on red on a roulette game.

Below is an overview of all games with their gamedata support shown.