The game. 2–6 players, one revolver, players + 6 chambers, exactly one live. Each time the gun reaches you, you pull at least once — then pull again or pass — with 30 seconds to act before the gun fires on its own. Take the bullet and you're out. Last one breathing takes the table.
Free mode. No tokens needed to play. QUICK PLAY drops you into the fullest open free table (or opens a new one), and any table created with stake 0 is free — guests welcome. Tokens only come into it when a creator opens a staked table.
The token. Staked tables run on Robinhood Chain, and only RR holders can open one. The creator picks the stake AND the asset — our RR token, or any listed RWA asset (tokenized stocks like TSLA). The whole table then plays in that asset: deposits, pot, and payout.
Sitting down at a staked table. Every player deposits the stake by signing one wallet transaction — a transfer of the table's asset to the table wallet. We verify it on-chain before your seat counts, and the host can't start until every seat has deposited.
The pot. When the table is won, the pot (stake Ă— players) splits automatically:
- 80% → the winner's wallet
- 10% → burned forever on RR tables (sent to the dead address); on tokenized-stock tables this share goes to the team instead — real-asset tokens shouldn't be destroyed
- 10% → the team
Example: 4 players × 10 RR = 40 pot → winner 32, burned 4, team 4.
Receipts. The winner's payout is a real on-chain transaction — you'll see the tx hash on the results screen with a link to the explorer, and it's saved to your match history.
Refunds. Leave before the game starts and your deposit is sent back. If a staked table never starts, everyone is refunded automatically.
Play responsibly. Never stake more than you're happy to lose — the revolver has no favorites.
The cylinder. The revolver holds six more chambers than there are players at the table, and exactly ONE is LIVE. Everyone knows the count. It's spun once — nobody knows where the bullet sits, and it does not get re-spun between pulls.
Your turn. The gun is always pointed at your own head. You choose:
- Pull the trigger. Empty → you survive and keep the gun — pull again or pass. Live → you're out; the cylinder is reloaded fresh for the survivors.
- Pass the gun to the next player — but every time the gun reaches you, you must pull at least once before you're allowed to pass. Nobody holds the gun for free.
- Take too long — after 30 seconds the gun fires on its own.
The end. Sudden death — one life each, no second chances. Last player breathing wins the table.