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# Game API

#### Endpoint

```url
GET https://game-sandbox.thndr-cdn.com
```

#### Query Parameters

* `operatorId` - Your Operator ID (provided by THNDR).
* `gameId` - The game to launch. Supported values: `solitaire`, `blocks`, `twentyone`, `blackjack`, `slots`, `plinko` .
* `language` - Two-letter country code. If language is not supported, defaults to English.
* `sessionId` - Unique session ID from the Operator’s platform. Must be unique per player game launch.
* `insetTop` (optional) - The pixel value to offset the top area, accounting for the device's safe area if needed.
* `insetBottom` (optional) - The pixel value to offset the bottom area, accounting for the device's safe area if needed.

#### Example Request

```url
GET https://game-sandbox.thndr-cdn.com?operatorId={OPERATOR_123}&gameId=solitaire&language=en&sessionId={SESSION_ABC}
```

#### Notes

Make sure clipboard permissions are enabled when embedding the game, so users can easily copy debug information (e.g., user ID, device details, environment).

```html
<iframe
...
allow="clipboard-write; clipboard-read;"
/>

```


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