HOW IT WORKS

1. Pick a stake: T0: 0.0001 ETH, T1: 0.001 ETH, T2: 0.005 ETH, T3: 0.02 ETH, T4: 0.1 ETH. Everyone in the match puts in the same.
2. Sign once with your wallet to prove it’s you. No gas. Good for 24 hours.
3. When a second player joins, you both have 60 seconds to deposit.
4. Then a 20-second lobby where more can join. Anyone who didn’t deposit is sent back with nothing taken.
5. New wallets play at 0.005 ETH or less until 3 of their matches have paid out.

If more than one player is still alive after 120 seconds, everyone loses a heart every 10 seconds until one is left. If the last ones fall together, they tie and split. Every match ends with a winner. There is no draw and no timeout refund.

You have 20 seconds to come back. Your body stays in the arena and can be shot. Not back in time, or you quit, and your head goes into the pot.

• Best of 3 (1v1): the whole duel and its clock restart each round. Win 2 rounds, win the match. If the clock runs out, the Sheriff’s men decide the round; if both fall together the round is replayed. Money moves once, at the end.
• 3 lives (4 or 8 players): each kill takes a third of that player’s head. The kill that takes their last life takes what’s left.

Stake S. The house takes 10%, so your net is n = S − 10%. Two numbers do the rest, and every match page shows them:

α = 70%

Share of n that becomes your head. The rest of n goes into the pot.

ρ = 25%

Share of a head you shoot that rolls onto your own head, so the player with the most kills is worth the most to shoot. You keep 75% for good.

Your payout = what you kept from kills + your own head if you’re still standing + your share of the pot. Tied survivors split the pot equally. Heads of players who quit or fall to the Sheriff go into the pot. Every wei goes to somebody in the room.

Why 70%? It keeps a hunter who dies nearly as well paid as a survivor, so fighting beats hiding. Feeding kills from a second wallet only pays the house cut.

• The game server is the referee: movement, hits, kills. It writes down every event and hands the payout list to a keeper. It holds no keys and cannot move money.
• The contract enforces the stake, one deposit per wallet, the house cut (never above 10%), that payouts add up exactly, and refunds for no-shows. The house never plays for money. You pull your winnings; nothing is pushed.
• You can check any match: its page replays it and recomputes the payouts in your browser against what the contract recorded.

• Nobody else deposited: the match is cancelled and your stake comes back in full.
• You deposited but never got in: full refund when the match pays out.
• The payout service is down: after 6 hours the contract lets everyone in that match take their stake back.
• Cheating: the server flags suspicious aim. From 0.005 ETH matches up, a flagged match waits for a human check before it pays.
• Teaming:in 4- and 8-player matches two friends can gang up; we can’t stop that. 1v1 has no such problem.
• Lag: one server region for now. The play screen shows your ping.

Same arena, same math, no ETH. No wallet needed: guests play right away (connect a wallet to get on the free leaderboard). A head is worth 700 points and a kill keeps 525. Free players only meet free players. Points are bragging rights; they pay nothing.

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