Club 21
Two directions, four ways in

You came back preferring 1 or 2, so this leads with those two and nothing else. Each is shown twice: the revised version, and an alternative treatment that moves it in the direction it has furthest to go. Everything from the earlier rounds is still below.

Client club21.io Market Europe, crypto-first Product casino, live tables, house originals Status narrowed to two, 14 September 2026

Slate was 1 in the first round. Both reviewers picked it.

The calm, dense product direction. Blue-slate, left sidebar, everything on an 8px grid. It reads as a well-built product you would trust with a deposit.

  1. SlateRevised

    The round-two revision. The welcome offer now leads the hero properly, the entry-card artwork is composed rather than collaged, and the page has rhythm: a raised hero, a sunken console for live bets, a lit band for VIP.

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  2. Slate boldAlternative

    The same product, with a front door people remember. Same sidebar, same grid, same restraint from the game rows down — but a full-bleed hero at scale, heavier headings and the blue used with conviction. For if Slate feels too safe.

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Amber was 2 in the first round. Lee's first choice.

The warm one. Black and gold, top navigation, rounded and friendly. It has the most personality of the six and the widest appeal.

  1. AmberRevised

    The round-two revision. The warmth now carries the whole page instead of stopping below the hero, gold does structural work in the row headings, and the game of the week is a proper feature block.

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  2. Amber premiumAlternative

    The same brand in a different register. True black, gold as a precious material in hairlines rather than large fills, tighter geometry and a display face with more character. For if Amber feels too playful.

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Everything else, still here

Round two also revised Lime and Crimson, and built Steel — the mix of 1 and 6 Lee asked about, which puts Crimson's weekly race inside Slate's shell. Round one's six are kept on the numbers the feedback used.

Where this goes next

Open all four on a phone as well as a laptop. Within each direction the two versions share a shell, so picking a direction and picking a treatment are separate decisions and either can be mixed.

The offers, race prize, tier names and bet feed are placeholders, and the game artwork is the providers' own, standing in for the real lobby. Once one is chosen it becomes the platform theme, applied through the full player journey from lobby to cashier.