Live Gaming · Feature UX / Interaction · 2025

75× Super Round

Designing the player-facing experience around an existing physical dice event — from entry and result reveal to status feedback and payout communication.

RoleFeature UX / Interaction Design
FocusExperience flow · Player states · Result feedback
FormatInteractive case study
Scope clarification. I did not define multiplier tiers, probabilities, payout values, reward amounts, or the underlying numerical game mechanics. Those rules were existing product inputs. My scope focused on player flow, interaction states, information hierarchy, and feedback around those rules.
01 · Interactive prototype

Experience the round as a sequence.

The portfolio demo focuses on how the existing Super Round rules are communicated to players: entering the feature, revealing the physical dice result, showing the resulting state, and closing with the appropriate player feedback.

Super Round entry Minimum 3x guaranteed Showing dice result 75x Mega Win You Win payout View only result
Step 1 / 5 · Entry

Enter Super Round

A dedicated takeover creates a clear break from the base game and signals that a higher-stakes bonus sequence is beginning.

02 · Experience logic

One live event, two player outcomes.

The physical draw is shared, while the interface adapts the final feedback to each player state without changing the underlying game rules.

Qualified player

Mega Win → payout

The resulting 75× state and reward information are presented as the focal point, followed by a clear “You Win” closure.

Non-qualifying player

Result stays visible

The same 75× result remains visible, while “View Only” makes the player’s participation state unambiguous.

Designed around clarity, anticipation, and result comprehension — without redefining the game economy.

The interaction keeps the underlying game rules unchanged while making each state easier to understand. The design emphasis is on anticipation, result clarity, and communicating the difference between qualified and view-only player outcomes.