Arena

Common questions about the Arena, the on-chain games hub inside the app.

Do I need to understand crypto to play?

No. You need INKY in your Inkryptus account and a game you like the look of. Everything else happens inside the app, and nothing asks you to handle a wallet or read a contract.

What can I play with?

INKY, and only INKY. That goes for every game in the Arena today and for the ones still to come. If you do not hold any, you can get it in the Swap section of the app.

Step by step: Swap (Buy & Sell).

How much does it cost to play?

Nothing on a round you lose: the amount you played goes to the house vault, which is what pays the players who win. On a round you win, the house keeps 10% of the profit, and that is already inside the payout the game shows you: a 1.9x is 2x with the fee taken out, not 1.9x with a fee still to come.

Where does that 10% go?

Half of it is paid into the Arena Staking Pool, the pool people put INKY into staking behind, so the money the Arena makes is money the ecosystem is paid. The other half runs the Arena and pays the ecosystem that brings it players.

Where that lands: Where the Arena Staking Pool's yield comes from.

How do I check a game's result myself?

Each round is written to a public record you can look up yourself, and the result was decided before your bet rather than after it. A result changed after the fact would not match what was written down, and anyone can check that it does.

Can I lose what I play?

Yes. Every game carries a house edge, which means that over enough rounds the odds are against you and not with you. Treat it as entertainment and play with an amount you are comfortable losing.

Where do I find the Arena?

Inside the Inkryptus app, in its own section. There is no way to play from a browser, so the app is the only door.

Step by step: Arena, from the lobby to cashing out a round.


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