A clock, not a page turn
The round runs on its own time and the whole table rides it together — the decision is when to bank, with the number still moving.
Yachter Christmas Edition
Ride the wave through the snow
The Christmas Edition is Yachter with its Christmas season switched on. A garland, falling snow, a dressed bet deck and a Christmas track; the betting window, the climb and the two bet slots are the game's own.
About the game
The same wave, in the snow
Christmas sits on top of Yachter and dresses its edges: a garland strung along the top of the screen, snow falling over the sea, a trim and corner pieces around the bet deck, and a Christmas track at the head of the music menu.
Nothing a player bets on changes. The layout, the controls and the round are the ones in the standard game, and the settings below are Yachter's own — the season is drawn on the screen, not in the mathematics.
An operator switches the season on per launch, with christmasMode=true on the game's launch, and off by leaving it out; the player has no switch for it. It is one integration either way, so Christmas can go live in December and come down in January without a new build.
The mathematics
What the game is set to pay
The settings the game runs on, read from its own configuration. They have not yet been through an audit, and the figures can still move until they have.
Format
Timed crash
Betting window · launch · climb · wipe-out
Multiplier curve
e^(0.14·t)
2× at ~5s · 5× at ~11.5s · 10× at ~16.5s
House edge
3.0%
Configured — not yet audited
Ceiling
1,000×
Current setting
Bet slots
Two, side by side
Auto bet and auto cash-out on each
Frame rate
20 Hz authoritative
The stage interpolates between ticks
The figures above are the configuration the game runs on today, not a measured return. Stake limits and payout caps are set by the operator and sit outside them.
Features
What Yachter Christmas Edition brings to a lobby
What the title gives a lobby, and what it asks of the platform behind it.
Two slots, two nerves
Two bet panels side by side, each with auto bet and auto cash-out, so a player can bank one position early and let the other run.
A day that runs with the round
The sky moves from dawn towards night as the multiplier climbs, so how far a round went is legible before the number is read.
Built for one hand
The stage, the panels and the players table are laid out for a phone held upright first, and open out from there.
It still runs without WebGL
Where the GPU scene cannot start, a Canvas 2D sea takes over instead of the game refusing to load.
Seamless wallet, one integration
Yachter launches through the same wallet as the rest of the catalogue, so an operator already integrated for one title has it too.
Game preview
A look at the game
Captured from the live build — the same one the demo above opens.
Christmas on Yachter
Play the Christmas Edition, then talk to our team about switching the season on for your players — and when to switch it off.