"The whole truth about the races. Well — almost the whole truth."
Front page
The boss hired an orchestra, built a stage at the foot of the pyramids and sang to two thousand people who had no choice in the matter. The song is called "The Chamo". It is, let us admit it, better than we hoped.
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Special correspondent
In the reshuffling of names, one case is worth dwelling on: over at the Chamoteurs, two runners swapped identities. It is not a clerical slip. It is a correction.
20/07/2026 Read the article →
In the arenas
You can finally review your beasts one by one: breed, stats, form of the day, accessories. And train them — provided it is Sunday, between 5 and 8 in the evening.
20/07/2026 Read the article →
Behind the scenes
Until now we raced in silence. For a few days each arena has had its own music, each gang its own theme, and every token laid on the table sounds like a token laid on a table.
20/07/2026 Read the article →
Front page
Two arenas have changed names, three events too, and a dozen runners woke up with a new identity. The house calls it "a clarification". Nobody was consulted.
20/07/2026 Read the article →
Behind the scenes
Five rivals per faction, faced one at a time, the boss last. Every win strikes out a name. It is simple, it is brutal, and it is called the hunting board.
12/07/2026 Read the article →
Behind the scenes
Winning the race is not enough. The house grades your beast and your bet — and if you placed nothing right, you leave empty-handed, even after crossing the line in front.
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Special correspondent
One event a day, one per faction, in arenas nobody knew existed. Except on Sunday: that day the till is shut and the training ring is open.
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In the arenas
Turbos, banana skins, scarabs, smoke bombs: the house now sells the arsenal in broad daylight. Twenty-one items, four tiers of rarity, and two articles you can only pay for in diamonds.
12/07/2026 Read the article →
In the arenas
No more stables lining up three chamos and sweeping the board. From now on, an owner enters a single beast per race. The other four runners are rivals. And if yours wins, the house adds a bonus.
12/07/2026 Read the article →
Front page
Al Pacciamo did what he had never done before: he handed over the list. Six gangs, thirty beasts, a running order. We now know who races, where, and against whom.
12/07/2026 Read the article →
Front page
The steward swears he saw nothing. Three hundred punters saw it very clearly. The story of an evening that should not have ended this way.
09/07/2026 Read the article →
In the arenas
Three wins in a fortnight. The campus locker room swears it isn't the hair. The campus locker room is lying.
06/07/2026 Read the article →
Behind the scenes
The studio let us in: the chamos finally have a proper skeleton, and their humps sway when they gallop. It sounds silly. It changes everything.
03/07/2026 Read the article →
Special correspondent
Seven days inside the temple grounds, watching a faction that regards conversation as weakness. Result: three bows, one glance, and not a single word.
29/06/2026 Read the article →
In the arenas
They analyse your chamo, compute its weakness and lean on exactly that. The question nobody asks: who built them?
25/06/2026 Read the article →
Behind the scenes
The studio redid the lane palette. A matter of legibility on sand — and of arguments that lasted three days.
21/06/2026 Read the article →
Special correspondent
An investigation into the leading cause of bankruptcy among new punters: running the same beast three times because it won twice.
15/06/2026 Read the article →
