Cue 04 · Room
Enter one Diwa Play room only after you have read its cue
The open room is a choice of pace. Cards ask you to follow a hand. Reels ask you to decide when the presses stop. The sheet does not keep score for either.
01 A bright tile is still just a door
The art can suggest luck without telling you the stake, the timer, or what ends the round. Open the rule inside the room before you commit anything.
This sheet never prints a joining gift. A number in a message is not a cue from here.
02 Stay with the room you entered
Hopping to a second tile because the first felt slow is how a clock gets ignored. Finish the sitting or leave it.
If Android closes the room while you check a message, come back to that same room. The reload is the phone freeing memory, not a new profile.
03 A side note is a choice you can decline
When the account shows an extra line, read who it is for, which rooms it counts, what you must do first, and when it ends. Skip it if any of those are vague.
Accepting it does not increase the sum you already decided you could lose.
Room beats
- Check the name on the account.
- Choose cards or reels.
- Read that room’s rule.
- Decide on any side note before you opt in.
- Leave when your clock or your sum is done.
More lines on the sheet
Asked from the wings
Do the pictures promise a prize?
No.
Where do I read an extra offer?
In the account, if the app shows one.
The room closed when I left the app.
Open the icon and return to the same room.
Should I sample every tile?
No. One room is a sitting.
