Splitline · the lighter side is ruled out

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Reading the court. Two sides, one line: stake on the left or the right, and at the bell the side with less staked is ruled out. Its stakes, less a 3% levy, are split across the heavier side in proportion to every stake standing there.

One bell, worked out

Left holds 30,000: A staked 20,000 and B 10,000. Right holds 50,000: C staked 10,000 and D 40,000. The bell rings and the left is lighter, so it is ruled out.

The levy is 3% of 30,000 = 900. The other 29,100 crosses the line, split by stake on the right: C takes 10,000 back + 5,820, D takes 40,000 back + 23,280. A and B take nothing.

A tie refunds everyone. So does a bell with only one side staked. Stakes can be added until the bell, so the heavier side can change hands right up to it. all the rules →

The rules of the line

Take a side. Stake at least 1,000 $SPLITLINE on the left or the right of the line. One side per wallet per match; add to your stake as often as you like until the bell. You can never cross to the other side.
The bell. Each match runs on a clock. When it runs out, anyone can ring the bell on chain. The side with less staked is ruled out.
The split. The ruled-out stakes, less a 3% levy to the house, are split across the heavier side in proportion to each stake. Every stake on the heavier side also comes back in full.
No contest. A tie, or a bell with only one side staked, refunds every stake with no levy. A bell with nobody staked just moves one clock later.
Claim. What you are owed waits in the contract until you claim it. The house can arm the coin once and open the next match, and nothing else: no pause, no withdrawal of anyone's stake.

Worked: left 30,000 vs right 50,000. Left is ruled out; 29,100 crosses the line. A 10,000 stake on the right takes back 15,820.

Out of bounds

Nothing at . The court is this way.

Two sides, one line.

One bell, worked out

Every bell so far

The rules of the line

One wallet on the court

Out of bounds