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CCTV games at Circus Casino
CCTV games are a new category available in Circus Casino’s online casino selection. The concept is simple: you watch live camera footage and predict what will happen during a round. Discover how they work and which CCTV games you can play at Circus Casino.
What are CCTV games and how do they work?
A CCTV game is an online game of chance based on a live video feed. You watch real or simulated camera footage and predict what will happen within it during a set period. For example, how many people or vehicles will cross a designated zone.
An AI system automatically analyses what happens on screen and counts the relevant elements. You can follow this count in real time during the round, and the final result is shown at the end.
Which CCTV games can you play at Circus Casino?
Footfall
Footfall combines a CCTV game with a Crash game. On screen, a multiplier keeps increasing until one or more people walk past the camera, causing it to stop. The aim is to press the payout button before that happens.
Rush Hour
In Rush Hour, you follow live footage of real traffic points in different locations around the world. Your goal is to predict how many vehicles will pass through a designated area.
Snow Run
Snow Run puts you in the middle of a winter sports scene on a snowy slope, where you predict how many skiers and snowboarders will cross a certain zone.
Duck River
Duck River takes place on a lively river full of plastic ducks. You can choose from four bet types and predict how many ducks will pass a given point.
How do you play CCTV games online at Circus Casino?
To bet real money on a CCTV game, you will need an account. Once logged in, choose the game you’re interested in and check the available bets for the next round: each chip displays the amount it represents.
How does a round in a CCTV game work?
A typical round starts with the betting phase, during which you can place your bets before time runs out. The counting phase then begins: the AI counts the people or vehicles crossing the tracking zone.
The final result is shown once the count ends, and any winnings are credited automatically before the next round begins.
Are CCTV games different from other casino games?
Unlike slot machines, the outcome of a CCTV game doesn't depend on a random number generator or a dealer: you're betting on real events taking place in front of the camera. You see the action unfold directly on screen, which gives the experience a different feel.
One thing remains the same, however: the outcome of a round can never be known in advance. CCTV games are intended for entertainment and should always remain a recreational activity.
Why choose Circus Casino?
As a licensed online casino operator, Circus Casino offers a range of games for Belgian players. This gives you the reassurance you are playing in a controlled environment that complies with national gambling regulations. Dedicated responsible gambling tools are also available.
Frequently asked questions - CCTV Games
Yes, certain game features can be activated during a round: for example, a multiplier that increases the value of a betting option. Check the information section of the relevant game for full details.
The CCTV games page at Circus Casino features various types of games in this genre. Footfall combines the CCTV concept with a Crash game, while Rush Hour, Snow Run and Duck River let you make predictions about different on-screen events.
Yes, a demo version is available if you'd like to try a game for free first. No real-money bets are placed in this mode, so you can see how the game works before deciding whether to play for real.
Yes, just like slot machines, CCTV games also have an RTP and a volatility level, both shown in the relevant game’s information section.
The count made by the AI may sometimes differ slightly from what you observe yourself on screen: for example, when elements overlap or are only partially visible. The count established by the AI always determines the official result of the round.
