No unmatched payout
Every Coin Duel round runs only when both players can lock the same stake. A 10 + 10 pot funds a 19.60 winner payout and 0.40 fee. Double, hold, and split only set the next round’s stake.
Equal-stake games and simple yes-or-no markets, designed so each match is funded before it begins.
Face a simulated opponent. After each flip, double, hold, split your next stake, or stop. Both sides must fund every round.
Choose a move, then match the next round. Moves change risk, not the 50/50 flip.
The opponent and escrow are simulated. No funds move; no move guarantees recovery.
We publish a hash of a hidden seed before you choose yours. After the flip, the seed is revealed so you can check the result.
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Illustrative questions and prices show how a matched yes-or-no position could work. These are fictional samples, not live markets.
Choose Yes or No, then enter shares. A simulated counterparty funds the other side so the whole potential payout is covered.
This preview has no live order book or event oracle. Paper positions do not settle.
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These rules describe the prototype. A real-money service needs a licensed operator, approved game rules, an audited system, and a separate market-resolution process.
Every Coin Duel round runs only when both players can lock the same stake. A 10 + 10 pot funds a 19.60 winner payout and 0.40 fee. Double, hold, and split only set the next round’s stake.
The next server-seed hash appears before play. Your seed, the simulated opponent seed, and the round number produce the outcome hash. The revealed server seed lets you check the commitment.
At a sample Yes price of 32¢, the Yes buyer funds 32¢ and the opposite side funds 68¢. Together they cover a 1-credit share before the result is known.
Live markets require a named source of truth, precise deadlines, review of allowed topics, and a dispute process. The sample markets on this page stay pending.
The Curaçao licensing route is being evaluated. SolarFren FairPlay is not licensed as a gambling operator, does not accept crypto or money, and does not offer real wagers.