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ICONIC21 launches HiLo with upfront odds and step-by-step cash-out

New higher-or-lower card title shows probability and multipliers before each decision to support informed play.

ICONIC21 has launched HiLo, a new higher-or-lower card game designed around short sessions and a single repeat decision, with probability and multipliers displayed before each choice.

In HiLo, players choose whether the next card will be higher or lower. The game shows the probability and multiplier for each option upfront before the player selects. A correct prediction multiplies the stake on the first step, while on subsequent steps the potential win amount is multiplied.

After each reveal, players can continue to build the multiplier, cash out immediately, or skip a card, according to the company. ICONIC21 positions the visible odds and step-by-step cash-out as a way for players to make informed decisions during the round.

From an operator perspective, ICONIC21 says HiLo’s familiar format and self-contained sessions are designed to sit alongside longer-form casino content. The release also follows the provider’s expansion beyond live casino into what it describes as original, format-led titles.

Andrii Savyntsev, Product Owner Team Lead at ICONIC21, said: “Higher or lower is a question everybody already knows how to answer, and that instant familiarity is the whole appeal. Our job was to build around it without cluttering it.

“Showing the odds and the multiplier before every decision is what makes it work. Players know exactly what they are choosing between, and whether to bank what they have or push on is always theirs to decide. It’s simple to pick up and a massive amount of fun.”

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