Rings — a simple addition game on the Ethereum blockchain. The winner gets 98% of the stack.
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Description of the Rings
Rings — a stacked game, written in Solidity and deployed on the Ethereum mainnet, whose gameplay you can control directly from the blockchain. Someone puts a certain amount of ether on the stack, and for 126 blocks, anyone else can join the game, depositing the same amount. In block 127, 98% of the jackpot goes to the address that minimizes the value, 2% goes to the house.
From the moment his transaction is confirmed in a certain block X, the round continues for 126 additional blocks, during which any other player can take part in the bet and collect exactly the same amount.
Gameplay features:
| Firstly | If a player tries to place a bet less than the current value, the specified bet will not be added to the stack, but its value will be returned to the player. |
| Secondly | If a player places a bet, higher than the current one, the change will come back to the player after the bet goes to the stack. |
| Thirdly | Once the (X + 127)th block has been mined, the winner can be announced by calling or starting a new round. |
The winner is the user whose address, combined with the hash code of the first block after the last one for which a bet could be placed, went through the hash function and converted to an unsigned value. The winner gets 98% of the stack. 2% of the stack goes to the owner to fund research and development of decentralized enterprises. The number of blocks (127) was chosen as a prime number (for purely mathematical fun) so that the round would last about half an hour hypothetically.
Additional information
Since the developers do not provide the WhitePaper and RoadMap document, all necessary information is available on the main page. There you will find the features of the application, as well as the rules of operation.
From social networks, the community leads:
- reddit;
- GitHub.
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