Brokes Basketball

Brokes Basketball began as an argument about noise. Between us we had spent enough evenings in social casino apps to notice how loud they had become — coin showers, expiring offers, three separate currencies and a lobby that reshuffled itself every time you opened it. Somewhere underneath all of that sat a game, and we wanted to find it again.

So we took the opposite approach. One table. One currency. No store. The site you are reading runs a single dice game called Sundown Streak, and the whole product is that game plus the handful of pages that explain it honestly. If a feature did not make the roll better, it did not get built.

What we actually do

We design and operate free-to-play social casino experiences, which in practice means software that borrows the shape of casino games without any of the money. Our virtual coins are handed out by the game, spent inside the game, and disappear when the page closes. They cannot be purchased, cannot be sold and cannot be converted into anything at all. That constraint is not a limitation we tolerate; it is the point of the format.

The studio operates independently and is not affiliated with any casino, resort, hotel group or gambling operator anywhere in the world. The name is a mood, not an address — we are not a real property, we do not run a real floor, and nothing on this site is an invitation to gamble with real money.

How we build

Everything runs in your browser. There is no account to create, no profile to fill in and no server quietly recording how long you stayed. Randomness is generated locally at the moment you press the button, payouts are calculated from published multipliers, and both the code and the odds are simple enough that a curious player can check our arithmetic in an afternoon.

We would rather be believed than trusted. Where a design choice affects the player — the multipliers, the starting balance, the fact that a reset is always one click away — we put it on the page instead of in a help centre.

Where we are headed

Slowly, mostly. A second table may arrive if we find a mechanic that deserves the room, and if it does it will be built to the same standard: real logic underneath, plain language on top, no purchase anywhere in sight. Until then, Sundown Streak is the whole house, and we are happy for it to be.

Questions, bug reports and opinions about dice are all welcome through our support page.