The Gamechanger

The Gamechanger

Win on the board and become a gamechanger.

Buy tokens as ammo to earn skill token to win the prize.

Only players who have won a game can become a Gamechanger.

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How the table works

Par: €10 → 100 Buy-Tokens. Typical game: ~10 tokens. Stake 10–50% of your free tokens. Rake 1–2% of total stake. Win → rest as Skill-Tokens.

Step 1 · Ammo

Buy Buy-Tokens

Ammo for stakes. Does not count for prize ranking. First 100 buyers: 100% match on the first purchase (bonus = Buy-Tokens only).

€10 → 100 tokens

Step 2 · Board

Stake & play

Challenge or find a player. Move clock 15s–5min (default 60s). On accept: stake reserved. Flag = loss. Chess: Slow / Ready mode to continue later.

Rake 1–2%

Step 3 · Rank

Earn Skill-Tokens

Only board wins create Skill-Tokens. Those decide your ranking. Spend Buy first, then Skill.

Wins only

Season & prizesTop 10 · 50%
Ammo · no rankWins · prizes
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Three games

Same token economy. Separate strength ratings. All three live.

ChessLive

Open or accept a challenge. Move by move with a clock. Continue later with Slow or Ready mode.

To the board

CheckersLive

8×8 checkers with move clock, stake, and a computer opponent.

To the board

MorrisLive

Nine Men's Morris with move clock, stake, and a computer opponent.

To the board

Prize pool

50% revenue

Ranking

Skill-Tokens

Min games

10

House

Rake + rest

Season & prizes

Ends at the first of: ≥ 1,000,000 Skill-Tokens at the table or ≥ 25,000 matches. Prize pool = 50% of that table’s token revenue. Top 10 by Skill-Tokens — only with at least 10 games played.

Short rules

The essentials
  • Buy-Tokens: purchased, profile-wide. Skill-Tokens: wins only, per table.
  • Stake S must sit in both players’ free-token bands (10–50%).
  • Challenge timeout 24h → cancel, release tokens. Find-player: 10 min without a match.
  • Draw: rake off, rest 50/50 back in the same Buy/Skill mix.
  • Disconnect: rematch only if both agree — otherwise the connected player wins.
  • Strength (Elo-like) is for matching only, never for prizes. With few players, auto-match loosens (including large rating gaps) so games still form.

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