GAME FILE 06 / Pick & reveal
Under the Cloche
Fine silver. Questionable service.
Choose a covered dish and lift the lid on Pierre’s unofficial tasting menu. Peek at the other plates afterwards; only your choice pays.
Public Studio demo · Free virtual credits · No cash play here
PUBLIC CREDIT DEMOTHE SETUP
Fine silver. Questionable service.
Three covered dishes have arrived without an order. Choose one and lift the lid on Pierre’s unofficial tasting menu. You can peek at the others afterwards, but only your original choice counts.
YOUR FIRST ROUND
Three steps.
Then you’re in.
Choose your cover.
Select one of the three dishes and a stake from 1–50 free credits. Every position has the same odds.
Lift the lid.
Reveal the selected dish. Its saved multiplier determines the gross return for that round.
Inspect the alternatives.
Peek under the other covers if you like. They do not add an award or change the selected result.
INSIDE THE GAME
The details
make the mischief.
One choice. No second invoice.
Your result is settled before the reveal. Opening the unchosen covers afterwards is a free look at the rest of the table.
The menu is on the table.
Possible gross returns are 0×, 1×, 2×, 5×, 10× and 25× the stake. A 1× result returns the original stake without a profit.
A very flexible tasting menu.
Paris, Brazil and South Africa have their own food and atmosphere. The positions have the same independent odds in each presentation.
THE MISSING BRAAI PLATTER
Three covers. Six excuses.
A blue platter is missing and the waiter suspects a diversion. Pierre suspects lunch. The order slip is addressed to an investigating committee made entirely of pigeons.
Start with any statement. Story badges are free browser-local discoveries, separate from game credits and results.BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Good to know.
Clear rules leave more room for questionable characters.
Is one position more likely to win?
No. Each covered dish has the same independent odds. There is no preferred cover to learn or sequence to follow.
Do the other plates count towards my return?
No. Only the dish selected for the round pays. Later peeks do not award credits or change the original result.
Is this the same game as Waiter’s Inspection?
No. This is a single-dish reveal game with its own balance and rules. Waiter’s Inspection is a cascading slot with a cloche feature.
Do I need to play another game first?
No. Every game stands on its own. You can explore the connected South African story and badge collection whenever you like; neither is required to play.
YOU KNOW THE PLAN.
Time to cause a little trouble.
This public demo uses free virtual credits. No cash play here.