Yassuo nails Exact call in Snow Run for massive win

Fariha Bhatti Published 09/04/2026

Yassuo’s latest run on CCTV Snow Run came down to a perfect read, with the streamer landing an Exact prediction in a round where even small miscounts usually kill the bet.

115.io’s latest addition to its popular CCTV series is all that betting fans can talk about, and it is easy to see why. The game rids you of all RNG-related headaches, putting players in a real-world setting where odds are truly random.

In this particular game, players must guess numbers of skiers appearing within a ranged circle. Game features are similar to CCTV Rush Hour, so Snow Run shouldn’t feel brand new for those who have tried 115.io’s previous work.

During his stream, Yassuo dove in with some prior knowledge from Rush Hour, which explains how he hit game’s max win in a round that was very nearly a flop.

Yassuo gets incredibly lucky in CCTV Snow Run

Yassuo started his Snow Run session with a $10,000 base bet during a Lightning Round, which applies a +2% boost on Exact bets. Due to the size of his bet, fans were concerned in the chat, but he appeared confident. Since wins and losses in CCTV Snow Run are instant, the streamer knew he wouldn’t have to wait long to find out whether his $10,000 call would hold or disappear in seconds.

The available outcomes were Under, Over, and Exact, which was the last option delivering the game’s max win. Yassuo placed a $10,000 Exact bet, targeting a precise outcome rather than a range, which carries significantly higher risk. The total wager on this round was $10,007.00, with Yassuo’s $10,000 bet making up almost the entire pool.

CCTV Snow Run. Image credit: 115.io

The live counter started ticking instantly as the round started with skiers crossing the marked line. Usually, the early flow gives a clear indication of how the round will play out. In this case, the initial traffic looked thin, making it seem like Yassuo’s $10,000 bet was likely headed for a loss

The count moved from 3 to 6, then continued climbing as more skiers entered the frame. Yassuo’s bet specifically requires the final count to land exactly on 24, which was a high-risk condition and there just weren’t enough skiers.

With only five seconds left on the timer, Yassuo’s target was nowhere near. That’s when a bunch of skiers appeared, and the counter quickly went up, settling on number 24. This was Yassuo’s Exact bet, which triggered a “You won $184,152” screen. The 2% boost came from the Lightning Round, with rest being the max win of 18.4x.

This was easily one of the luckiest Snow Run wins recorded on a live stream. While similar bets are clearly tough to replicate, fans can take a shot for themselves at Roobet, where CCTV Snow Run is currently available exclusively before it moves to other new crypto casinos.

Featured image credit: Yassuo

Fariha Bhatti

About Fariha Bhatti

Fariha Bhatti is a long-time gaming writer who loves competitive FPS games and slots with particularly fun themes. She got her start playing classic games developed by SNK, from legendary fighting game series The King of Fighters to challenging platform franchise Metal Slug. She now spends most of her time playing Valorant and Counter-Strike 2 while working her way through new slot releases to find her next favorite. Fariha has been published at PCGamesN, TalkEsport and ONE Esports.

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