Stock Market

In the live prediction game "Stock Market" by Evolution, players engage in guessing whether a virtual stock value will finish higher ("Up") or lower ("Down") than its initial value by the end of a trading session. The setting features a fictional financial market, where a stock chart displays dynamic curves that shift during the trading session, driven by a Random Number Generator (RNG). The gameplay consists of two key phases: first, players enter a betting phase to choose their direction and stake, followed by a Trading Session where the curve advances toward a final point. During the trading session, players are unable to cash out; the result is revealed only when the curve reaches its endpoint. Wins or losses are calculated based on the percentage change of the curve—if a player bets "Up" and the curve ends at +50%, they gain +50% of their stake, and the same applies for "Down." The game lacks special symbols, free spins, or bonus rounds, focusing instead on the thrill of prediction and the stock curve's movements. Different versions of the game exist, with some featuring a live dealer and others not; certain versions permit automatic re-wagering, while others necessitate manual betting for each round. When cashing out from the portfolio, a commission fee of about 1% is applied. Typically, the maximum potential win in a single round can reach 2× the stake, contingent on the percentage change of the stock value from its starting point.

You can play it for real money.