Eighteen Months of 155.io: From Coin Flip to a Three-Jeu En direct Studio

155.io launched in 2024 with one product: a machine that flipped a coin. Eighteen months later it operates three CCTV games across four major crypto operators, distributes through Moyeu88, et has positioned itself as the only studio in a category it created. This is what that growth actually looks like.

The studio takes its name from the iPhone 15's 155mm display - a deliberate signal that everything it builds should work first on a phone screen, not a desktop lobby, per the studio's own positioning page. That constraint shaped every product decision since.

Coin Flip to Marble Race

The studio's earliest catalogue, before CCTV games existed, was small and physical: Coin Flip, a machine-run coin-flipping game; ducks.io, a duck-racing format; and a 24/7 marble race delivered from 155's own studio. These were not slot reskins. They were live, 24-hour streamed events with simple binary or count-based settlement - the same DNA that would eventually produce Heure de pointe.

That early lineup mattered for two reasons. First, it established 155 as a content studio, not a software vendor - it builds the actual game, runs the camera, et operates the round. Second, it created the production muscle to handle 24/7 streamed gameplay, which is the operational constraint CCTV games would later inherit.

The CCTV Pivot

On 28 janvier 2026, 155.io announced CCTV.Jeu, a new genre built around live CCTV footage from cities worldwide, avec Heure de pointe as the debut title, per the launch announcement. Players bet on simple outcomes during sub-one-minute rounds: how many cars pass through a junction, how many turn left, ou how many cross within a set window.

The pivot landed quickly. Less than three weeks later, on 18 February 2026, 155.io announced content collaborations with Miser, Mélanger, et Roobet, avec iGaming Future reporting that one streamer alone had generated over 5 million views during early Heure de pointe streams. Rasé followed shortly after as the fourth operator partner.

The Moyeu88 Channel

Direct integration is fine for a single-studio launch. Scaling beyond four operators required aggregation. Moyeu88 took on Heure de pointe as its exclusive aggregation partner for the title, opening a route to dozens more operator partners without bespoke integrations.

This sits inside Moyeu88's broader 2026 push - the aggregator added DEGEN Studios in March and ScatterKings on 30 April, per iGaming Today. 155.io is one of several specialist studios feeding Moyeu88's diversification strategy, et one of the few in any kind of live category.

The Catalogue Today

By May 2026, the live catalogue stands at three CCTV titles - Heure de pointe, Rivière aux Canards, et Course sur neige - alongside the original streamed studio products. Heure de pointe now ships with location variants for Tokyo, Londres, Paris, Bangkok, New York, Sidney, Bucarest, Arizona, et several more. Founder Sam Jones indicated in his recent Low Rollers podcast appearance that prediction markets and UAE casino partnerships are part of the longer roadmap.

Ce qui vient ensuite

For a studio that did not exist as a CCTV games company eighteen months ago, that catalogue is significant. It is also small relative to the slot-studio benchmarks the wider industrie tracks. The realistic 2026-2027 question is whether 155 expands by adding new game formats inside the CCTV genre or by signing a second studio to validate the category - and whether the Curacao licensing reform, due to require B2B supplier licences from December 2026 per Zitadelle's 2026 LOK summary, slows that expansion.

Aucun of this changes round-by-round play. As always, anyone playing should read our jeu responsable guide first. Studio growth is not a system.