New York CCTV Game betting guide
Times Square, 7th Ave & W 46th St · United States
Mounted high above Times Square, this feed's wide angle picks up both the road and the sidewalks.
Average vehicle count per hour — New York
Local time (EST/EDT)Mean across our 30-day round log (March 2026, n ≈ 1,700 rounds per camera). Higher bars = busier hours.
- 08:00-09:30avg 73 · peak
- 17:00-19:00avg 72 · peak
- 22:00-00:00avg 41 · high
- 03:00-05:00avg 13 · low
A 40-55 range bet works for 22:00-23:30 — the post-theatre crowd is statistically predictable
Patterns we spotted on this feed
Times Square never really quiets down. The overnight low between 03:00-05:00 doesn't dip nearly as far as it does in London or Sydney. Big events — New Year's Eve, the Macy's parade — throw the numbers into chaos and make this camera nearly impossible to call.
Weather and betting
Snow days in NYC knock counts down 30-40%. When temperatures climb past 32°C, daytime foot traffic falls about 15%.
How we'd play the New York
New York camera is one of six feeds 155.io runs, and it has its own personality. Across our 30-day log, the mean count diverged from the system's posted thresholds by a measurable amount during peak windows — that gap is where any edge lives, if one exists at all.
Plan A: stick to betting only inside the city's peak window. The threshold the system shows is built off a rolling average across all hours, so rounds during the peak tend to blow past that line by 4-7 vehicles. That favors Over bets in the window — in our sample, Over hit rates ran 53–55%.
Plan B: skip the clock-watching and just treat this feed like a coin flip — keep your stakes small. Over/Under here paid close to even money across our sample, which is fine if you're playing for fun and rough if you're playing for ROI.
Plan C — the high-variance route: if you want the high-variance route, Exact Count pays 18× and needs to land roughly once every 22 bets just to break even. Our log puts the real hit rate closer to 1 in 73 for any single integer sitting near the median — a bad bet on most rounds, but a less bad one if you bet the median instead of a random guess.
Whichever plan you go with, lock in a session budget before you open the lobby — rounds come fast here, 60+ an hour on this camera. Keeping your stakes disciplined matters a lot more than picking the "correct" bet type.