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DVD: Call the corner the bouncing logo hits

Remember the DVD screensaver, and the logo that almost hit the corner? Here it always does, within 20 bounces. Bet on which corner, when, and on what bounce.

Remember the old DVD player's screensaver, the logo drifting from edge to edge and almost never hitting the corner? Here it always does, within 20 bounces. Bet on which corner, on an odd or even bounce, on a block of five bounces, or on the exact bounce: the rarest bounces pay over 130×. Watch it change colour on every edge, slow down as it closes in, and miss by a hair.

At a glance

Players
Single player
Minimum bet
10 play coins
Return to player
95.5–96%
Volatility
medium
Features

The rules in full

  • Every round the logo bounces about the TV until it hits a corner, always within 20 bounces. Each touch of an edge is a bounce; the corner hit counts as one.
  • Bet on the corner it hits (each 1 in 4, pays 3.84×), on an odd or even bounce, on a block of five bounces (1–5, 6–10, 11–15, 16–20: each 1 in 4, pays 3.84×), or on the exact bounce.
  • The exact bounces pay by their own odds, from 11.48× to 132.37×: some bounce numbers come much less often than others.
  • Pick a chip and tap spots to place it; bet on as many spots as you like, from 10 coins a round up to whatever you have. Your bets stay on the board for the next round.
  • The Blibzz server picks where the logo starts, at random among every start that reaches a corner within 20 bounces, and the game replays the bounces from there.
  • ≤ 20 bounces until a corner, every time
  • 3.84× for the right corner (1 in 4)
  • 132.37× for the rarest exact bounces
  • 96% return on corners and blocks

How a round of DVD works

  1. Place chips: Pick a chip and tap spots on the board: corners, odd or even, blocks of five bounces, or exact bounce numbers.
  2. Watch it bounce: The logo drifts around the TV, changing colour on every edge, and slows down as it closes in.
  3. Corner!: It always ends in a corner within 20 bounces. Every bet that matches is paid.
  4. Bets stay put: Your chips stay on the board for the next round, so you can watch a few before changing anything.

DVD in play

DVD bets on the remote: a corner, Even, bounces 6 to 10 and bounce 7
Bets on a corner, even, a range and an exact bounce.
The DVD logo bouncing across the TV screen, bounce 5
Bounce 5, and the logo keeps drifting.
The DVD logo landed in the bottom-right corner on bounce 18, plus 90
Corner! Bottom-right on bounce 18.

What counts as a bounce

Every touch of an edge is a bounce, and the corner hit itself counts as one. So a logo that touches the top, then the right, then lands in the bottom-left corner has hit on bounce 3.

The Blibzz server picks where the logo starts, at random among every starting spot and direction that reaches a corner within 20 bounces (10,480 of 261,924 possible starts). The game then replays the bounces from there, exactly.

Not every bounce is equally likely

Because of the shape of the screen, some bounce numbers come up much more often than others. Bounces 1, 6, 13 and 20 are the common ones; 7 and 19 are rare. The payouts follow the odds.

Chance the corner comes on that exact bounce
  • 1, 6, 13, 20: 8.36% → 11.48×
  • 8, 18: 7.60% → 12.63×
  • 11, 15: 6.83% → 14.05×
  • 4: 6.07% → 15.81×
  • 3: 5.31% → 18.09×
  • 10, 16: 4.54% → 21.13×
  • 9, 17: 3.78% → 25.40×
  • 2: 3.02% → 31.83×
  • 5: 2.25% → 42.63×
  • 12, 14: 1.49% → 64.49×
  • 7, 19: 0.73% → 132.37×

The other bets

Each of the four corners is a 1 in 4 chance and pays 3.84×, and so does each block of five bounces (1–5, 6–10, 11–15, 16–20). Odd bounces come up 46.9% of the time and pay 2.04×; even bounces 53.1% and pay 1.80×. Pays include your stake: 3.84× on a 10-coin bet pays 38 coins back.

Tips for DVD

  • Corners and blocks of five are the simplest bets, at exactly 96%.
  • Spread a few chips across exact bounces for the drama of watching the count.
  • Your bets stay on the board between rounds; Clear is there when you want a fresh start.
  • So Close is a trophy for a near miss. You'll know the feeling.

DVD: questions and answers

Does the DVD logo ever hit the corner?

In this game, always: every round ends in a corner within 20 bounces. On real DVD players it happened, just rarely, which is what made it so satisfying to watch.

How are the results decided?

The server picks a random starting spot and direction from every one that reaches a corner within 20 bounces, all equally likely, and the game replays the exact path.

Is DVD free to play?

Yes. You bet free play coins with no cash value, from 10 coins a round.

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