Camila has games built into the platform that take tipping past "send 50 CX, see a heart float". Models can switch them on in their room and viewers join in directly from the chat panel.
Roulette / wheel of fortune
A spinning wheel with prizes the model has set — a song change, a costume swap, a song dedication, a big toy command, a freebie peek into private. You pay a fixed entry CX and the wheel spins. The result is random — the model can't tilt it — and whatever it lands on, she does.
Wheels keep a room kinetic. They reward smaller tips by giving every viewer a real chance at the big prize, which is why models love running them during slow hours.
Tip games
A tip game is a structured mini-game the model picks from a list. A few favourites:
- Lucky number — viewers tip any amount; whoever lands on the model's secret target number wins a prize.
- Truth or dare — viewers buy a question or a dare, the model picks one and answers/does it.
- Race — two or more viewers compete to tip the most over a 5-minute window; the winner gets a custom prize.
- Dice roll — tip 50 CX to roll, the result triggers the action on a 1–6 menu.
The game's UI lives in the chat panel, separate from the regular tip menu, so it's easy to follow what's going on.
Smileys & reactions
Beyond emoji in chat, Camila has paid smileys — animated reactions you can launch over the video. Send a giant rose (5 CX), confetti burst (10 CX), fireworks (50 CX), or one of the seasonal specials. Smileys are pure entertainment — they aren't tied to actions like a tip menu — but they're a fun way to say something without typing.
Premium smileys are ranked by tier:
| Tier | Smiley packs unlocked |
|---|---|
| Visitor | Basic emoji + 5 free smileys |
| Lover | + animated smileys (heart, rose, confetti) |
| Soulmate | + jumbo smileys (fireworks, sparkles, the big ones) |
Surprise mode
When a model has games turned on, the panel often shows a "Surprise me" button — a randomised mix of all the active games. You don't pick which one; the platform rolls the dice (literally) and you get whatever happens. It costs a small premium over the cheapest individual game but it's the most popular variant in many rooms because, well — surprises.
How games settle in your wallet
Game entries are CX transactions like any other. Whatever the outcome, the CX you spent is gone — it's the price of playing. The prize is whatever the model performs. We don't gamble cash and we don't issue cash prizes; this is entertainment, not a casino.
If a game outcome doesn't fire (technical fault, the model's stream drops mid-game), your CX is automatically refunded.