Twenty fighters.
One reel.
One survivor.
The whole pot.
Lock in, and the reel spins. Whoever it stops on is out. It keeps going until one card is left standing — and every single elimination was decided by a seed committed before the doors opened. The survivor takes the pot, paid by the contract that held it.
How a battle runs
- 01Take a seat
Pick a table from the lobby list, choose a fighter, and lock in before the doors close.
- 02Watch the reel
All twenty ride one horizontal reel. It spins, it slows, and it stops on somebody.
- 03Outlast nineteen
One shot per round. The reel picks up exactly where it stopped. Last card standing takes the pot.
The staked ladder, and practice
See live tables →| Tier | Entry | Pot | Winner takes | House |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze Low stakes warm-up. | 0.0004 ETH | 0.008 ETH | 0.0076 ETH | 5% |
| Silver The regular table. | 0.004 ETH | 0.08 ETH | 0.076 ETH | 5% |
| Gold High roller. One seat, one shot. | 0.04 ETH | 0.8 ETH | 0.76 ETH | 5% |
| Practice Free. No stake, no payout. | Free | — | — | 0% |
Figures are for a full table of 20. Staked tables seat real players only, so the pot is whatever was actually staked — the winner takes it less a 5% rake, and holders keep all of it. Entries are real ETH on Robinhood Chain, held by an escrow contract that picks the winner itself.
Provably fair, not “trust us”
The seed that decides every round is hashed and published before the lobby opens, then revealed when the battle ends. Replay any finished battle round by round — with our verifier or with any SHA-256 implementation you like.
Verify a battle →The reel cannot lie
The target for each round is chosen before the reel moves a pixel, and the landing position is solved arithmetically rather than simulated. Drop every frame on the way down and it still stops on exactly the fighter the seed named.
House rules →The escrow contract has not been deployed to Robinhood Chain yet, so the staked tables are closed. Nothing is simulated in their place — practice is the only table running.