Question 1

What is Lukk and what is live-camera betting?

Accepted Answer

Lukk is a live-camera betting product by Adkuu. An AI watches a live public camera — a street crossing, a harbour, a bird feeder — and writes a short question about the next minute or two: "Will a bus cross before the light changes?", "Ten or more pedestrians on the crossing in the next 120 seconds?". Players pick a side at a locked price; when the window closes the camera is the oracle: the frames everyone watched decide the result and the ticket settles seconds later. The genre is also called CCTV betting or live camera games.

Lukk is delivered to betting operators (sportsbooks, casinos, lotteries) as a widget or a feed they run under their own brand, on their own wallet.

Question 2

How does Lukk differ from CCTV counting games, virtual sports and crash games?

Accepted Answer

CCTV counting games fix one market shape: how many objects cross a zone, bet over, under, range or exact. Lukk's AI writes natural-language questions in several shapes — race, first-to, count, happen, state-at-close — and prices them live as YES/NO markets with locked odds, on rotating channels rather than a pickable camera, with signed evidence frames and a replay behind every result.

Virtual sports and crash games are random-number simulations; Lukk settles real events on real cameras. In-stream sports betting needs sports rights and sports data; Lukk needs no rights, no leagues and no athletes.

Question 3

How are Lukk markets settled, and what happens if the camera cannot tell?

Accepted Answer

The rule of every market is frozen and hashed before the first bet. When the window closes, the deciding frames are locked, signed and published with the result; a deterministic counter or a vision judge decides, and markets settle within seconds of close (larger payouts carry a short verification hold). Every result has an evidence replay.

If the camera cannot tell, the market is voided and every stake refunded. A void is always a full refund, never a re-grade in anyone's favour.

Question 4

How do you stop manipulation or someone interfering at the camera?

Accepted Answer

Defence in depth — impractical, uneconomic, detectable:

- Rotating channels and short windows: everyone watches the same scene, nobody can camp a camera or pick the next one, and bets close before the window begins — even someone standing at the camera has not seen the outcome when bets close.
- An acceptance delay with an in-flight veto from the tracker, price protection and quote expiry on every ticket.
- Per-ticket stake and payout limits, per-outcome liability caps, circuit breakers, suspension on decisive events or stale prices, oracle-lag refusal, and anomaly profiling of accounts.
- Stake caps make rigging uneconomic, and every resolution is logged and replayable.

Question 5

How do operators integrate Lukk — widget or feed?

Accepted Answer

Two paths that share one wallet contract, one risk engine and one settlement backbone:

A. Widget (iframe): your backend mints a single-use launch session and frames the widget inside your site, in your colours — an afternoon of work.
B. Feed (REST, WebSocket, gRPC): you build your own UI on the market feed — fair probabilities and margined fixed odds, timing, limits, the frozen rule hash and settlements — days of work.

Money moves through your wallet API per transaction (debit, credit, rollback, reconcile), signed and idempotent, exactly like any other game provider. Settlements arrive as signed webhooks and a pull endpoint. Lukk never holds player funds and never sees player PII.

Question 6

How is Lukk priced for players, and what does it cost an operator?

Accepted Answer

Per operator account you choose house mode — fixed odds: the Lukk price plus your own margin, adjusted for the liability already on each outcome, shown as decimal odds with the exact payout — or AMM mode, fair-curve fills at the live probability. A ticket locks its odds at acceptance and pays stake × odds; odds go up to ×20.

For operators the model is revenue share: 5–8% of GGR, no upfront fees. You set minimum and maximum stakes and the maximum payout per bet in your currency.

Question 7

Which licence do we need, and who is responsible for what?

Accepted Answer

Lukk is supplied by Adkuu OÜ to licensed operators. You hold the consumer licence, the player, the funds, KYC/AML and age verification, responsible-gambling limits and self-exclusion (passed as ticket context and enforced by Lukk's acceptance pipeline), geofencing, and your terms. Lukk supplies the stream, markets, pricing, settlement and widget, stays PII-free, enforces per-ticket limits, and controls which markets an operator may serve by jurisdiction.

Regulatory classification of camera-resolved event contracts differs by jurisdiction and is worked through per market with your legal team; Lukk carries supplier KYB, licensing and certification tracks on its side.

Question 8

What is the status of Lukk, and can we see it running?

Accepted Answer

Lukk is available to licensed operators as a widget or a feed; the operator integration guide is at v1.1 (6 October 2026). The live demo runs inside Adkuu Play, Adkuu's showcase platform, exactly the way an operator would run it: launch link, seamless wallet, themed widget. Sign in with your email at play.adkuu.com/lukk and call a round; the demo uses play money on a test network. Certification for operators runs on a play-money account on the production surface.

Lukk · live-camera betting by AdkuuWatch the world.Call it.

Lukk seeswhat moves.

A new market,every minute or two.

One tap.You're in.

The camerais the oracle.

A real event, on a real camera, with betting semantics.

Every camera is a channel

Your platform. Your brand. Your wallet.

A game in an iframe

Stakes stay on your ledger

Your look, your currency

A risk desk on every market

A widget in an afternoon. A feed in days.

Widget (iframe)

Feed (REST · WebSocket · gRPC)

Wallet

Settlement

We're the feed. You hold the licence.

You bring

We bring

Built to be un-gameable

Rotating channels, short windows

Acceptance pipeline

Risk desk

Why it scales

Public cameras

Owned & partner feeds

Part of the Adkuu stack

Pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

Give your players something to watch.