Hub88 has expanded its collaboration with 155.io by launching its CCTV game, Rush hour.
The live casino title challenges players to predict how many objects, such as cars and motorcycles, will pass through a tracking zone during a certain period. The game uses real CCTV images from cities such as Tokyo, Lyon, Sydney and London.
Sam Jonesfounder and CEO of 155.io, said: “This release represents a new direction for interactive betting experiences. By combining live CCTV feeds with automatic computer vision tracking and AI, we have created a format that is easy to understand yet highly engaging.
“With this first game in our CCTV game series, we are delighted to bring some of the world’s most exciting cities to gamers’ screens, with Hub88 as the perfect partner to facilitate this.”
Hub88 partnered with 155.io in 2024, a Dubai-based developer that describes itself as providing “games of mayhem” through its range of largely mobile-optimized titles. According to the company’s website, its name is designed to pay homage to the iPhone 15’s 155mm screen, underscoring its commitment to mobile gaming.
Since the start of their partnership, Hub88 has launched their 155.io ducks and balls game.
On the latest update, Jessica InglottHead of Supplier Relations at Hub88, added: “CCTV Game: Rush Hour is unlike anything else currently available to operators. It’s the real-world data, automated computer vision technology and clear, high-frequency betting format that creates a truly original experience.
“Being chosen as the exclusive aggregator for this release allows us to give our partners access to a whole new genre, with action that will attract the next generation of gamers.”
