How a Round Works
Hi-Lo starts with one open card — say, a number is revealed. You then choose: will the next card be higher in value (High) or lower (Low)? A correct guess increases the multiplier a little — and you either decide again or cash out right there.
Each correct answer grows the multiplier further. But the risk also increases at every step — one wrong guess ends the round and the bet is lost. How much the multiplier grows depends on how many steps you cleared and how difficult the card gap was at each step.
Card values typically follow a fixed scale from Ace (1) to King (13). With a mid-range value (around 6–8), High and Low have roughly equal chances, so the multiplier grows less. With an extreme value (such as 2 or King), one side has a large advantage, and the multiplier reflects that accordingly.
Each round finishes in a few seconds to a minute. Cashing out patiently often works out better than dragging on through the night.