Kpop.games is an independent iGaming studio supplying operators and aggregators with real-time multiplayer games built on one rule: the highest number nobody else picked takes the pool.
HUBA is the board: twenty-five bids, sixty seconds, and a crowd trying to outguess you. HubaOne is the arena: one climbing ladder, one press of STOP, a new pool every minute. Players beat players — the house never picks the number.
The live auction where the crowd is the opponent. Every player gets 25 bids on one glowing board. Duplicates burn. When the sixty-second clock hits zero, the highest number nobody else dared to pick takes the entire pool.
One rising ladder, one button, and a whole crowd waiting for the same moment. Numbers climb from 0.01 toward 9.99 and slow as they go. Press STOP once. The highest number nobody else is holding takes everything.
Every game we make runs on one rule. Players pick numbers in private, everyone in the round wants the top, and any number two people share is worthless to both. Winning is not about picking high — it is about reading how greedy everyone else is right now.
Everyone picks in private
Each player takes their numbers — 25 of them on the HUBA board, or one press of STOP on the HubaOne ladder. Nobody sees anyone else’s.
Shared numbers burn
A number held by two or more players is dead for all of them. The higher a number is, the more people want it — and the more likely it burns.
The clock settles it
When time runs out, the highest number held by exactly one player takes the whole pool. No reels, no dealer — the crowd decides the outcome.
Both titles run on the same real-time game platform. It decides every outcome, keeps every player private, and records every round — which is what makes the games fair to players and auditable for you.
Every clock, every bid and every payout is decided on our game servers. Nothing a player’s device does can change a result.
Each player sees only their own picks until settlement. Privacy is the mechanic, so it is enforced at the source, not in the UI.
One persistent table per title. Two players or two thousand share the same round and the same clock — liquidity is native, no bots.
A dropped connection or a refresh returns the player to the same seat, mid-round, with nothing lost.
Every table produces an immutable round history — the audit trail operators, labs and dispute teams expect.
Designed for the phone in one hand: thumb-zone actions, safe areas, sub-minute rounds. Desktop is the same game, not a port.
Kpop.games is a content supplier. You hold the licence and the player relationship; we deliver the games, the servers and the integration — and stay on the line after launch.
Operators, aggregators and partners: we would like to show you a live table and walk through the integration track.
