About PAMPARAK

PAMPARAK reinvents the classic roulette idea around something everyone already understands — a clock. Instead of a spinning wheel and a single ball, the game runs on a live clock face with three hands. When you press SPIN, all three hands spin at once and stop on a random time. Everything you bet on is simply a part of that time.

The clock is built from three betting rings. The wide outer segments are the twelve hours. The middle ring holds sixty thin slots for the minutes, and the outermost ring holds sixty slots for the seconds. In the centre sit the four quarters and the halves. Each hand has its own job and its own colour, so you can always see at a glance what is happening: the short, thick gold hand points to the winning hour, the medium red hand marks the minute, and the long, thin cyan hand sweeps to the second.

Group bets — where the big wins live

The real excitement is in the group bets. Fill in two or three of the Hours, Minutes and Seconds boxes and you are predicting several hands at once. It is much harder to hit, which is exactly why the payouts climb so steeply. If even one chosen hand lands wrong, the bet loses — but when they all line up, the reward is enormous.

Combination	Chance	Pays
Hour + Minute + Second	1 in 43,200	38,269×
Hour + Minute	1 in 720	649×
Hour + Second	1 in 720	649×
Minute + Second	1 in 3,600	3,481×