Rigged Studios · est. 2026 · six machines live on Stake
Math-first slots with hand-painted rooms. Six are live on Stake right now. The one beside this is a real build of one of them — no signup, fake money. Touch it.
Read off our publisher page on Stake, 18 Sep 2026.
The slate
Every machine gets its math solved and every mode simulated end to end before Stake ever sees it. Everything on this page is on Stake today — you can go and play it.
A 6×6 cascade den where the furniture is the paytable. Case the room through day and night, buy your way into the bonus, raid the stash behind the wall — and mind the house cat. She runs the place.
Six of the pay symbols
The sister house. Same den bones, greener habits — everything in this one is grown, not bought. Same 6×6 cascade underneath, a room away.
Five of the pay symbols
Not a reel in sight. Draw the pouch back, let go, and ride a corridor of multiplier orbs out over a sea of sky islands. The orb chain times the island chest is the win, to the cent.
Every buy re-lights the whole world — noon, apricot sunset, violet storm-dusk, golden hour. The mood tells you which one you're in.
A 7×7 of pipes and primary sludge. Clusters pop wherever the colours touch, the board tumbles into the gap, and the blob keeps grinning through all of it.
An island you get invited to — make the guest list, work the inner circle through invitations and black cards, leave rich.
The villa, the jetty, the boat and everyone who decides whether you're staying were drawn for this machine and nothing else.
The first machine we ever shipped, and the one that paid a 50,000× on its second day. A cel-shaded cosmos where sun wilds burn multipliers across the reels, and falling into the black hole is the best thing that can happen to you.
The test bench
This isn't a demo reel. Every line the slip prints is one round drawn from The Trap House's shipped lookup tables — the same files that go to Stake, at the weights they go with. Pull it enough times and the measured return walks onto the spec.
Fake money, real weights. The jar mode costs 500× a base bet — that's why its slip burns balance so much faster between hits.
pull the lever
sampled from the shipped tables · not a payout
The studio
Small crew, no filler. The name is the joke; everything underneath it is provable.
Paytables come out of a solver hitting an RTP target, not a spreadsheet of wishes. The odds are cased before a single pixel is painted.
Every bet mode runs end to end before submission. If the sims and the spec disagree, the game doesn't ship.
Rooms, signs, symbols, hosts — original art drawn for the machine it lives in. If you've seen it somewhere else, it isn't ours.
Rounds are precomputed and replayable — the same spin plays back identically, which is what lets fairness be checked instead of trusted.
