The new V85 was launched on October 25 last year. The game replaced the V75, which had been the main Saturday bet for 32 years.
The hope was that the new form of play would contribute to higher turnover. That has not happened and during the summer ATG's turnover fell by 94.6 million kronor compared with the corresponding period the year before. V85 has also been met with extensive criticism from players.
The change will take place on Saturday, November 28, when the row price will also be increased from 50 to 60 öre.
"We think it's important that we tweak it a little. We want to make the game a little harder, raise the pots and attract everyone," says Jörgen Forsberg at a press conference.
What do you think?