I'm Beila, a Cambridge-trained game designer who turned night market shifts into a psychology experiment. Using Skinner Box principles disguised as slot mechanics, I’ve decoded why players keep chasing '光辉' rewards—not luck, but rhythm. This isn't gambling; it’s a ritual of choice, designed with data, not dreams.

As a London-based game designer with a Cambridge psychology background, I deconstruct the illusion of luck in digital gambling arenas. This isn't about chance—it's about engineered reward loops disguised as nightlife. I've seen how players chase glowing numbers not for thrill, but because the system was built to trigger dopamine hits. Here’s the truth behind the spectacle.