Raman Horse is built by me for a final-year programming class. As part of the coursework, I am studying how people make choices under risk, for example which horse they back, how they size their bets, and when they decide to stop.
I may use your anonymous gameplay from this session to help understand human betting behaviour better? No names, accounts, or personal details are ever involved, and this is a class exercise, not real gambling.
Either choice takes you straight into the game. In-game coins have no real value. You can stop at any time.
Race #1 · Mile
Raman Horse
🪙 100
Choose a horse to back, then place your bet.
Bet
Going all in bets everything you have. If this race loses, the game is over for good and you will not be able to play again.
Races 0Wins 0Streak 0Best 🪙100
Settings
Study the field and set the race
You are out of coins
Betting is now locked. This is only a game, but the same rule matters with real money: never chase your losses. If gambling ever stops feeling like fun, help is there for you.