Cloud Ladder

Overview

Start with 500 chips held. Add chips repeatedly to multiple predictions and cancel before launch.

Controls

1–4: Choose a prediction · ←: 50 · +: 100 · →: 200 · Betting chips · Backspace: Undo last · Enter: Confirm & start · N: Next round

How to play

1. Start with 500 chips held. Add chips repeatedly to multiple predictions and cancel before launch.
2. Start with 500 chips. Select 50, 100 or 200, then tap a prediction on the board. Tap the same cell again to add the selected chip. Split chips across predictions and undo, clear a pick or clear all before launch. The total is deducted once at launch. End after at most 5 rounds or at balance 0. Single predictions have a 50% chance and return 2 times the stake; combinations have a 25% chance and return 4 times, including the stake. All bets settle on the same path. Parity follows from the start and rung count; complete combinations do not add an independent draw.

Scoring and rounds

Start with 500 chips. Select 50, 100 or 200, then tap a prediction on the board. Tap the same cell again to add the selected chip. Split chips across predictions and undo, clear a pick or clear all before launch. The total is deducted once at launch. End after at most 5 rounds or at balance 0. Single predictions have a 50% chance and return 2 times the stake; combinations have a 25% chance and return 4 times, including the stake. All bets settle on the same path. Parity follows from the start and rung count; complete combinations do not add an independent draw.

Play tips

The return range sums bets for each possible result. Maximum returns on opposing predictions cannot be added together. Bets lock at launch and past results do not change the next draw.

Common mistakes

Game chips only · no purchase or cash exchange.

Taking a break

Use Pause or Esc to take a break, then select Resume. Switching tabs or windows also pauses a running game. Paused time does not count as play time.

Records and progress

Best scores, puzzle progress and settings are saved in this browser, without cross-device sync. Puzzle progress remembers which puzzle to start next; it does not restore unfinished boards or live rounds. Clearing site data removes records, and blocked storage may prevent new records from being kept.