Make betting legible
Bet options, chip values and confirmation feedback stay visible while the player can still act.
Designing a live-game interaction system that moves cleanly from betting to draw, multiplier reveal, settlement and payout.
The demo reconstructs the intended product rhythm as a local web interaction. It shows how the same mobile surface changes responsibility over time: first it helps the player act, then it helps the player understand what just happened.
The betting panel is fully expanded so players can scan color, double, and triple options while the live table remains visible.
The interaction model is not one static betting panel. Its hierarchy, messaging and available actions change deliberately as the live game moves through betting, physical draw and settlement.
Bet options, chip values and confirmation feedback stay visible while the player can still act.
When betting closes, new actions are blocked and the interface shifts attention toward the physical draw and multiplier reveal.
Winning regions remain active, non-winning areas recede, and the final payout receives its own unmistakable feedback state.
Complexity stayed in the game logic. The player saw only what mattered at that moment.
This portfolio version is fully self-contained: all screen captures are embedded in the HTML itself, with no Figma iframe, no external prototype link and no login requirement.