How you play
1. Insert a coin
You play a cabinet by buying its token — dropping a coin in the slot. That's the whole entry. There's no sign-up, no deposit, no separate "game account." Your wallet is your player card.
Connect any wallet (a browser extension, a mobile wallet over WalletConnect, a Coinbase/Base smart account — they all work), pick a coin size, and hit INSERT COIN. The swap runs on-chain; the tokens land in your wallet.
2. You're on the board
The moment your buy confirms and the indexer reads the block, you appear on that cabinet's HIGH SCORE board with a starting score. If your wallet has an ENS name or a Basename, the board shows the name instead of your address.
3. Your coins earn while you hold — on two counters at once
Your SCORE on that cabinet isn't just how much you hold — it's how much you hold and how long you keep holding. Every coin you don't sell ages into a higher multiplier, and an unbroken no-sell streak adds a bonus on top. Score decides that cabinet's own HIGH SCORE rounds.
Your TICKETS build at the same time, on the whole floor: one ticket for every sat you paid, for every hour you keep holding it. Tickets are one balance across every cabinet you play, and they are what you spend at the PRIZE COUNTER, where the shelves are named in bitcoin.
Both are explained in Score and tickets.
4. Cash out anytime
You can sell back at any time — hit CASH OUT. Selling breaks your no-sell streak and reduces the score tied to the coins you sold. Nothing is locked; the board just reflects what you actually hold, right now, from the chain.
The tickets those coins had already earned stay yours — selling stops the earning, it does not take back what is banked.
Everything you see on the floor — every meter, counter, and board row — is read straight from the blockchain. The site never invents a number.