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A PvP crypto game: you against other players

In most crypto games you play against the house or against a reward pool. In CashWars you play against other people. Every player puts a buy-in in SOL into the pot, everyone fights for the same map in real time, and the winner takes the pot.

CashWars gameplay: a territory war map where every territory shows its dollar value

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Players against players

Solo or teams

In Solo every player is on their own. In Teams two teams of equal size fight, and the winning team splits the pot equally among its players who are connected at the end. In Budget every player brings a budget and can buy buildings, warships and bombs with it during the match.

Fair play

Questions and answers

What is a PvP crypto game?

A game in which players compete against each other for crypto. In CashWars every player puts a buy-in in SOL into the pot and the winner of the real-time territory war takes it.

Do I play against bots or the house?

Against other players. Matches can also contain bots, which hold territory on the map, but the pot comes from the players' buy-ins and only a player or team can win it.

Can players cheat or team up?

Results come from the server's own simulation, so they cannot be faked from a player's device. Multi-accounting, collusion and bots or scripts lead to a ban, and players can report others after a match.

Can you really win money?

You can win money and you can lose your stake. A match is a contest between players: the winner takes the pot, everyone else loses what they put in. You must be at least 18, and playing for money must be legal where you live.

Do I need to download anything?

No. CashWars runs in the browser on PC and phone. You need an account and some SOL, but no download and no wallet extension.

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More about CashWars

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