Presidential · 1st round
Stakes close: D-3
When you start a challenge in the arena on a two-outcome event, we attempt an instant cascade: direct matching within your tier, inter-tier cascade, aggregation of several opponents. If nothing matches, your residual stays in the queue waiting for an opponent. With three outcomes or more, your stake waits in the queue, then joins a lot of up to twelve participants, where each participation has its own multiplier, which does not vary.
As long as the event is open, a loop runs in the background and retries the cascade every time a new player arrives. You get a notification as soon as a match is found.
Just before close (a few minutes), we gather the residuals into a mutualized pool. If the computed multiplier meets your preference, you enter the pool. Otherwise, 100% refunded.
The Wall goes through none of these phases: no cascade, no pool, no residual. You post your klash and the first player to take it is matched with you for an equal stake: the pot is worth two stakes, commission deducted.
In the arena, you're never stuck in a challenge without a counterparty. A fair pool phase or an automatic refund, based on your preferences.
An event is not necessarily A versus B. A match: two outcomes. A five-candidate primary: five. An event carries between two and eight outcomes, only one comes true, and their number and exact labels are shown before you stake.
Presidential · 1st round
Stakes close: D-3
You stake on a single outcome per event and per context. You are matched with those who staked on the others.
In the pool, an outcome's multiplier is the ratio of the pool's total to the share of that pool staked on this outcome, commission deducted.
If fewer than two outcomes are covered when the pool phase starts, the pool is refunded in full. With three outcomes or more, an empty outcome blocks nothing: the pool carries on with the ones that have stakes.
Between friends, in a league or on the Wall, a challenge stays at two outcomes: it pits two opposite positions. On an event with more than two outcomes, the arena is where it is played.
Verifiable external sources, chosen for each event. A confidence score is computed: at 95% or more, the event is resolved with no human intervention.
Resolved on its own if the engine is at least 95% confident. Otherwise, or on a sensitive or heavily played event, an admin decides. The default mode.
For events with no verifiable external source, or with more than two outcomes. An admin designates the winning outcome; the decision is logged.
The lifecycle of an event
A confined pool, FIFO matching kept inside the group, never spilling over into the global pool. Your group of friends, its own rules, its own leaderboard, its own season.
First challenge from 1,000 KTK. Stake-free Prediction Mode available.
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