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Four aces race up six steps. Played for facets, which have no cash value.
Choose a stake, then press Start the race.
A race you watch, not steer
Suit Sprint is on the top of the cube. The four aces line up at the start of a six-step track. Beside the track lie six face-down cards, one for each step. You back one suit, or two, and press Start. Cards then turn over from the rest of the deck one at a time, and each card moves the ace of its suit one step forward.
The six side cards add the twists. Once every ace has passed a step, the side card for that step is turned and the ace of its suit drops back one step. A leader can be caught, and an ace far behind can suddenly find itself in the pack. The first ace past the sixth step finishes first and the round ends.
What to expect
Every suit has exactly the same chance: one in four. Backing one suit returns 3.8 times the stake if it finishes first; backing two returns 1.9 times if either does. That makes the long-run return the same either way, a little under the stake. Picking a suit that has finished first several times in a row changes nothing, because each race starts from a fresh shuffle.
A race takes a few seconds to run. Calm mode on Play Well skips the animation and shows the finish straight away.
How to play Suit Sprint
Pick a stake and back one suit or two, then press Start. All four suits have exactly the same chance.
The aces start on the line. Six cards are laid face down beside the track, one for each step.
Cards are turned from the deck one at a time. Each one moves the ace of its suit one step forward.
When every ace has passed a step, the side card for that step is turned and the ace of its suit moves one step back.
The first ace past step six wins the race. Backing one suit returns the single amount in the pay table times the stake; backing two returns the double amount if either wins.
Pay table
Every figure is the number of facets handed back for each facet staked, stake included. A return below 1 × stake is less than you put in, and the game says so. Facets have no cash value.
If a suit you backed finishes first
Backed
Chance it finishes first
Returns
One suit
1 in 4
3.8 × stake
Two suits
1 in 2
1.9 × stake
At a glance
Deck
48 cards, aces on the track
Track
6 steps to the finish
Feature
Setback cards
Stake
5–100 facets
Pace
Swing
Choices
Every result comes fresh from your own browser’s random generator; a game never adjusts itself to earlier rounds.
Put the cube down for a while
Pick a length. All eight games lock on this device; guides, Outside the Box and settings keep working.
Two hours or longer and the break runs its full course here. Limits and time checks: Play Well.
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