Tokyo CCTV Game betting guide
Shibuya Scramble Crossing · Japan
The famous scramble at Shibuya — foot traffic here outnumbers every other feed we track.
Average vehicle count per hour — Tokyo
Local time (JST)Mean across our 30-day round log (March 2026, n ≈ 1,700 rounds per camera). Higher bars = busier hours.
- 08:00-09:30avg 71 · peak
- 17:30-19:30avg 68 · peak
- 22:00-23:30avg 38 · high
- 03:00-05:00avg 8 · low
Range bets (15-25) land well for the 22:00-23:30 slot — Tokyo's nightlife crowd keeps the mid-band numbers steady
Patterns we spotted on this feed
Shibuya flips the usual script: pedestrians outnumber vehicles by a wide margin. The scramble pattern makes the AI's job harder, so counts read noisier here than elsewhere. Because the system leans conservative when tallying groups, real pedestrian surges sometimes come in under the true figure.
Weather and betting
A sudden summer downpour in Tokyo can shave 15-20% off the count within half an hour. When typhoon warnings hit, counts can fall close to zero overnight.
How we'd play the Tokyo
Tokyo 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 71 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.