A poker dealer strangled in a locked hotel room on tournament night. A drifter did twenty-six years for it. The casino's tapes have a forty-minute hole.
| Difficulty | ●●●●○ 4/5 |
| Play time | 3 hours |
| Players | 1–8 |
| Documents | 25 · 3 sealed envelopes |
| Price | $12.99 |
At 04:30 on 14 February 1992 a cocktail waitress found poker dealer Gary Sutter strangled in room 312 of the Silverado. His wallet and watch were gone. A drifter who pawned the watch was convicted within the year. In 2017 a reporter noticed the casino's surveillance log had a forty-minute gap that night, signed off as "maintenance". Nobody at trial had asked who signed it.
6 persons of interest
No. The case is complete in your browser: all documents, hints and the solution. Nothing is mailed.
About 3 hours for two to four people. Solo players take longer. Progress is saved, so you can stop and come back.
Yes. Open a room, share the 5-letter code, and everyone reads the file on their own phone. Objectives, pins and notes stay in sync. Only the host needs to own the case.
Each objective has three hints, from a nudge to the answer. Hints never lock anything.
Yes. Answers are verified server-side, and a correct answer breaks the seal on the next envelope. Guessing does not help: each objective needs two documents cross-referenced.