CashWars › Strategy game for real money

An online strategy game you play for real money

CashWars is a real-time strategy game in your browser where every match has a stake. You start with a small piece of land on a real-world map, grow your troops, expand, build and attack. Every player puts a buy-in in SOL into the pot, and the player who conquers the map takes it.

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

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What decides a match

How a match ends

Buy-ins and modes

Solo and team matches have buy-ins of $1, $2, $5, $10 or $25, paid in SOL. In Budget mode every player sets a budget of $1 to $10 and can spend it on buildings during the match. Golden Rounds are special matches with a boosted pot.

Questions and answers

Is there a strategy game you can play for real money?

Yes. CashWars is a real-time territory war strategy game in the browser in which every match has a buy-in in SOL and the winner takes the pot.

Is CashWars a game of skill?

There are no cards, dice, slots or random prizes, and you play against other players, not against the house. Troops, timing and where you attack decide the match.

What if two big players cannot beat each other?

When two players each hold 35% or more of the map, a peace vote can start. If more players vote for peace than against, every surviving connected player receives the pot times their share of the map.

How long does a match last?

Until someone holds 95% of the map for 15 seconds or a peace vote passes. A match still running after 5 hours ends, and its pot is split by each player's share of the map.

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.

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