Candy Roulette matches and per-minute usage
Roulette uses a video-chat-style flow with AI matches. It is a separate experience from sending text to a chosen character, so review the session controls and metering first.
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Match, continue or skip
The available match and skip controls let you move through supported AI interactions. A new match changes the encounter; it does not turn the session into a call to a human participant.
Check the selected feature and any access prompt before entering. Standard character chat and Roulette do not use an identical conversation interface.
Understand the token rate
The rate is five tokens per minute. Duration therefore matters, unlike an action charged once at submission. Review the session meter and balance rather than estimating from an ordinary voice-message price.
Use the end-session control when you want to stop. Roulette metering is separate from unlimited text access.
Review the camera choice
You can choose whether to use your camera. Review a browser permission in relation to the camera or call action you selected.
For a permission or sound error, record the device and browser. Do not try to fix a muted tab by assuming another subscription will change the device setting.
Common questions
Who am I matched with in Candy Roulette?
The mode presents AI matches in a video-chat-style format. It is not a service for calling randomly selected human users.
How is Candy Roulette usage charged?
Roulette uses five tokens per minute. Check the displayed rate, session duration and balance before continuing.
Is camera access compulsory for Roulette?
No. Camera use is optional. Review the session controls and any browser permission before enabling it.
Does Skip also mean that my session is finished?
Do not treat changing the match as proof that metering has ended. Use the actual session-ending control when you want to stop.