COME Guides: Choose Your Next Task

Using the interface and reading information

Read COME Categories and Originals as Different Lists

Treat Explore and Sports as navigation categories, and Mines, Chicken or Crash as item examples. A single screen is not a complete catalogue across all sessions. A home screen contains both section labels and named game cards.

Read COME Categories and Originals as Different Lists

Read a COME Mines Card Before Choosing an Activity

Use the cover to locate the named item, then read its own instructions and conditions. The artwork does not define mechanics, odds or an amount to commit. You recognise the Mines cover and want to know what happens next.

Read a COME Mines Card Before Choosing an Activity

Handle a COME Batting Game Search by the Actual Item

Inspect the item’s description before assuming a specific game format exists. Sports, fantasy selection and a batting simulator describe different tasks. You expected a batting activity after a cricket-related search.

Handle a COME Batting Game Search by the Actual Item

Separate COME Game Access from Participation Cost

Browsing a catalogue does not define the cost of entering an activity. Read its current amount, eligibility and confirmation before making a commitment. The catalogue opens without an immediate payment prompt.

Separate COME Game Access from Participation Cost

Find a Record After Opening a COME Game Card

Use the relevant history with the intended account and time. A catalogue card is a starting point for an activity, not a complete record of past actions. You want to review an earlier activity rather than choose another item.

Find a Record After Opening a COME Game Card

Make a First COME Catalogue Visit Easy to Finish

Choose one category and one item description, then return to the catalogue. Learning the route can finish the visit without starting multiple activities. Many cards are visible and you want a simple orientation task.

Make a First COME Catalogue Visit Easy to Finish