Mini-game factory

Your community's own game room.

Hosts open a branded homepage in minutes. Their members play quick head-to-head rounds — every result provably fair, every fee transparent.

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Host income calculator

How much could your community earn you?

Move the sliders to match your group. Every prize and every pool inflow carries your service fee — you keep 70% of it.

Active members1,000 people

10050,000

Tickets per member each month100 Token

The total of all tickets a member plays in a month

102,000

Your service fee10 %

2%20%

Your estimated income per month

7,000

Token

Per year

84,000

Monthly tickets

100,000

1,000 members × 100 Token × 10% service fee × 70% your share

An estimate for illustration. Actual income depends on how active your members are.

Open your page

Pick a homepage name, choose games, set tickets and a service fee from 1% to 20%.

Share with your members

Post the link or let your own Telegram bot drop game entries into your groups.

Earn from every round

A service fee applies to prizes and pool inflows. You keep the larger share.

Games available now

Try the games — no sign-up

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Live multiplier

The multiplier climbs until it stops. Collect before it does.

Coin Flip

1 vs 1

Pick heads or tails and get matched with someone on the other side.

Double

Group draw

Take a seat. When the round fills or the timer ends, the top half doubles their ticket.

Dice

Highest roll

Everyone rolls two dice. The highest total takes all the tickets — ties split.

Wheel

Pick a colour

The wheel spins on a timer. Pick one of four colours and your ticket — whoever is on the colour that comes up shares all the tickets.

Plinko

Score share

Everyone drops a ball. The edge slots score highest, and every ticket is shared by score.

Mines

Last one standing

Take turns revealing cells on a shared board hiding 5 mines. Hit one and you're out — the last player left takes all the tickets.

Nobody picks the result — not even us.

Each round mixes a pre-committed seed with drand public randomness that only exists after the round locks. Anyone can re-check it in the browser.

How fairness works