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Multiplayer Games

Banana Wheel is a multiplayer wheel-based betting game where players place wagers and join a shared round.

Before each round, players select their bet amount and enter the wheel. Once the round begins, the wheel spins and lands on a single outcome, determining the result of the round. The total wagered amount is displayed at the center of the wheel, and outcomes are settled automatically on-chain.

With simple mechanics and a shared-round format, Banana Wheel emphasizes timing, participation, and chance, creating a quick and social betting experience.

Gimboz Roulette is a multiplayer, luck-based elimination game where players join a table with a fixed buy-in to compete for a shared pot.

Players are positioned around a circle, and a Gimbo character in the center spins with a gun. When the round resolves, the gun is fired at one player, eliminating them, while the remaining player wins the full pot.

It’s a simple, high-risk format: join the table, wait for the spin, and either survive to take the pot or get eliminated.

Poker is a multiplayer card game where players compete against each other using strategy, betting, and decision-making to build the strongest hand or outplay their opponents.

Players can choose from different tables based on their preferred stakes and buy-in, from Little Fish to High Roller. The game also offers APE Tables, Play Money, and Tournaments, giving players different ways to play and compete.

A Volume Leaderboard tracks player activity, with weekly GP prizes shared among the top-ranked players.

With multiple stake levels, competitive tables, and tournament play, Poker combines traditional card-game strategy with a social and competitive multiplayer experience.

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