9K ClubPlay9K Club
Free arcade room
Two games, one points wallet, nothing to sign up for. The colour round closes every 30 seconds; the Lucky 9 wheel takes one spin at a time.
Club points
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Pick a colour, a number or a half before the clock runs out. The ball lands when the round closes.
Club points are free scorekeeping: they cost nothing, buy nothing and never leave this browser. The wallet tops itself back up once a day — the rules are on the points page.
What is in the room
two gamesHow a visit goes
four steps- 1Open the roomThe arcade is the first thing on this page. There is no form in front of it and nothing to install.
- 2Spend a few pointsPick a stake chip, then tap a colour, a number, a half — or send the Lucky 9 wheel round once.
- 3Read the resultThe colour round settles on its clock, the wheel on its pointer. Winnings land back in the same wallet.
- 4Come back tomorrowA wallet that has run low tops itself back up once a day, and your level carries on from where it was.
What a pick returns
club points| Pick | Returns |
|---|---|
| Red or GreenFive numbers carry each colour. | 2x your stake |
| VioletOnly the two split balls, 0 and 5. | 4.5x your stake |
| An exact numberOne ball in ten — the club’s namesake payout. | 9x your stake |
| Big (5–9) or Small (0–4)The simplest pick on the board. | 2x your stake |
| Lucky 9 wheelOne spin, nine wedges, printed on the rim. | 0x to 9x |
Guides on this site
all internalAbout the club
9K Club is a small arcade room that runs entirely in your browser. There is no account to make, no file to install and no counter that takes money — the two games share one wallet of club points, and that wallet belongs to your browser alone.
Players write the name both ways, and 9KClub without the space is the same place as 9K Club with it. Whichever spelling brought you here, the room behind it is this one.
The arcade is built to be read: every rule a game uses is written on its own page, the point table above is the whole economy, and the colour round's result can be recomputed from the round id by anyone who wants to check it.
Questions players ask
7 answersWhat is 9K Club?
9K Club is a free arcade room in your browser. It holds two games — a 30-second colour and number round and the Lucky 9 wheel — and both are played with club points that cost nothing.
Do I need an account to play?
No. There is no login form, no e-mail field and no phone number anywhere on the site. Your points live in your own browser, so the game simply starts when the page loads.
Can club points be bought or cashed out?
Neither. Points are scorekeeping: the wallet creates them, the games move them around, and nothing on the site accepts or sends money.
How is the colour round decided?
Each round number comes from a small hash of the round id, so the same round id always produces the same ball and anyone can recompute it. The full formula is on the colour round page.
Why are the Lucky 9 wedges different sizes?
Because a wedge is drawn at the size of its chance. The 9x sliver really is about one spin in a hundred, and the two blank wedges really are the widest part of the rim.
Is 9KClub the same brand?
9KClub is simply 9K Club written without the space. Both spellings point at this same arcade room.
Will I lose my points if I close the tab?
No, they are saved in this browser. Clearing site data, playing in a private window or switching to another device starts a fresh wallet, because nothing is stored on a server.