One game · one crew · zero cost
Six Hit Squad runs a single table: Vault Code 40. You set a code of up to ten numbers, the dial pulls ten of forty, and the pay table settles it. Nothing to install, nothing to buy, nothing riding on it but bragging rights.
18+ only. Social gaming for entertainment purposes only. There is no real-money wagering here, virtual coins cannot be purchased, and they have no cash value or redeemable worth of any kind.
The table
Playable right here, in this page, with a virtual balance that starts at 5,000 coins and resets the moment you reload. Prefer room to read the pay table alongside it? The dedicated game page lays out every multiplier.
Vault Code 40 — live draw
Mark up to ten spots, set a stake, then run the draw.
How a round runs
Tap anywhere from one to ten numbers on the forty-spot dial. More spots widen the ways to win; fewer spots mean each hit carries more weight.
Pick a virtual stake between ten and two hundred fifty coins. It comes off the balance the instant the draw begins, so the ledger always tells the truth.
Ten winning numbers are drawn on your device, one at a time, each shuffled fresh. No server, no seed carried over, no memory of the round before.
Matches are counted against the published table for the number of spots you marked, and any multiplier is credited back immediately.
By the numbers
Most social casinos hand you a wall of thumbnails and hope something sticks. We went the other way. Vault Code 40 is the only title we publish, which means the pay table is documented in full, the draw logic is small enough to reason about, and every improvement lands on the game you are actually playing.
The number-draw format rewards patience over reflexes. A two-spot code is a quick, frequent flutter of small multipliers; a ten-spot code sits quiet for long stretches and then, occasionally, does something memorable. Neither approach is smarter than the other — they are simply different shapes of the same random curve, and part of the fun is finding the one that suits you.
If you would rather read before you play, the game page carries the complete multiplier grid, and Responsible Play explains how we think about keeping this a pastime rather than a habit.