What you are looking at
The phone frame shows a wallet balance and Deposit and Withdraw buttons above the game. Those buttons leave the round. They are not part of the prediction. The balance printed on the poster is a sample figure. Do not treat it as a typical account.
Under the balance, the poster shows four period choices: WinGo 30sec, WinGo 1 Min, WinGo 3 Min, and WinGo 5 Min. A box marked Time remaining sits beside a short history of coloured numbers.
Steps printed on the poster
- Select the period you mean to play. A 30-second round and a 5-minute round are different clocks.
- Choose a bet type. The poster lists a colour (green, violet, or red) or a number from 0 to 9.
- The multiplier row shows X1, X5, X10, X20, X50, and X100. The poster presents these as stake multipliers, not as guaranteed returns.
- Big and small are a third choice. The poster maps big to 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9, and small to 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4.
- Tap the choice to confirm it while time remains.
- When the timer ends, the poster says the screen shows a result.
If your live app uses different colours or a different big/small split, follow the app. Write the difference down if you are comparing screenshots. Do not force the poster onto a screen that has moved on.
The warning in the corner
The same poster says results come from a random system, that you should bet within your own budget, that you should check the period and the timer, and that previous results do not guarantee future results. That last line matters more than the colour chart. A row of green outcomes is history, not a pattern you are owed.
The rules page puts the colour groups in one table. The responsible gaming page is the place to stop if the timer is pushing you to add money you had not planned to spend.