The Game arrived in early 2013 in airport shops, under license from Coty. Bernard Ellena builds a gin fizz accord on juniper berries, an iris faceted with precious wood, a dark base. Davidoff houses it all in a stack of poker chips in black glass. An aromatic woody released a few months later in an Intense version.
A stack of poker chips in black glass, satin silver details, a gold chip set beneath the base.
The bottle is molded as a stack of poker chips. The glass is tinted black, set off with satin silver details, and the cap is cut from this same material.
The name reads twice: on top of the cap, and in a circle around the base of the bottle. A gold chip, the player's lucky piece, is set beneath the base.
Davidoff says it drew inspiration from the lights of a casino. The design places the object as much on the side of gaming decor as of perfumery.