Course sur neige Rolls Out to Miser and Mélanger: All Three Jeux de vidéosurveillance Now En direct Across the Top Tier

Course sur neige, 155.io's third CCTV game, has completed its rollout. After launching exclusively on Roobet on 7 April 2026, the alpine ski-prediction title is now live on both Miser and Mélanger - making 155.io the first studio with three concurrently live CCTV games across the top tier of crypto casinos.

The wider release follows the same exclusivity playbook 155.io used for Heure de pointe: a short Roobet-only window to drive launch buzz, then a portfolio-wide rollout to Miser and Mélanger once the seven-day clock runs down. iGaming Future confirmed the Roobet exclusive on 31 March, et Mélanger's CCTV Jeu - Course sur neige game page has been live on its main lobby since 14 April.

What changes for players

Until this week, Roobet was the only place to bet on skiers and snowboarders descending real mountain resorts in real time. From today, Miser and Mélanger players can place identical Sous, Sur, Gamme and Exact bets without changing accounts. The maximum multiplier remains 18x, the format remains 24/7, et le four bet types pay the same percentages reported during the Roobet exclusive.

RTP for Course sur neige sits at around 90% per third-party reporting, slightly lower than Heure de pointe and Rivière aux Canards (both rated 93.5% by SlotCatalog). The variance is concentrated in the Exact market - matching one of two displayed numbers pays the headline 18x, but hits are rare.

Who's carrying what

The three live operators now look like this. Miser carries the full 155.io live catalogue: Heure de pointe, Rivière aux Canards and Course sur neige - the only platform with all three. Roobet matches that, retains its dedicated game pages, et remains the operator officially linked from cctv.game. Mélanger now has Heure de pointe and Course sur neige; Rivière aux Canards is still on the watchlist but expected given Mélanger's pattern of carrying the rest of the 155.io catalogue.

Rasé is the outlier. It launched with Heure de pointe via Moyeu88 integration but has not added Rivière aux Canards or Course sur neige yet. Rasé remains the only operator on our list that accepts Visa, Mastercard, Google Pay and Apple Pay alongside crypto - a useful option for fiat-first players who don't want a third or fourth crypto wallet.

Why the staggered rollout matters

The seven-day exclusivity model gives Roobet a measurable bump in launch traffic without locking the wider operator pool out for long. For 155.io it means coverage on three of the largest crypto casinos within a week of launch - a distribution speed that traditional live game studios rarely match. Avec Moyeu88 still acting as the aggregation layer for operators that want a one-line integration, expect the same pattern when 155.io ships its next title.

What 155.io has on the roadmap

The 155.io homepage lists Fish Tank, Stairpong, Plinko, Rolling Dunes and Snake alongside the three live titles. Rolling Dunes - widely expected to be a desert-set CCTV game - is the most cited next-up in industrie coverage, but no firm launch date has been confirmed. The studio has hit two major releases inside fourteen weeks (Heure de pointe on 28 January, Course sur neige on 7 April) and a third, Rivière aux Canards, in between, so a Q3 cadence on the next title would be consistent with the current pace.

Pick your operator first

If you want all three live CCTV titles in one place, sign up at Miser. If you want the closest thing to an official 155.io storefront, go with Roobet. Mélanger is the modern-UX option, et Rasé remains the best fit for fiat-first players. Whichever you pick, set dépôt and time limits before your first round and keep the jeu responsable guide handy - all four operators have working tools, et Course sur neige's 90% RTP makes session discipline more important than usual.