The Purse round 14
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Your round
Round rules
How to play The basics
Questions The fine print
How does the clock work?+
Rounds open with one hour on the clock. Each arrow adds 10 minutes up to that same cap.
Can a round run forever?+
Yes, as long as people keep firing. Each arrow adds 10 minutes, up to 60 on the clock, and the round ends when the timer hits zero.
What does an arrow cost?+
The first arrow is 1 USDG. Each one after rises by 0.5%.
Who wins the Purse?+
The last arrow wins 50%. The 10 arrows before it share 35%, each by what it paid. The wallet with the most arrows wins 15%. With fewer than 10 arrows before the last one, part of the 35% rolls into the next round, and a round with a single arrow pays that archer 65%.
What is in the Purse?+
60% of every arrow in the round, plus anything rolled over from the round before.
What if the chapter ends mid-round?+
Arrows stop when the chapter ends, so the last arrow before the end wins the round.
How do I get my winnings?+
Once the round is settled your share waits in your Satchel. Press Claim to collect it.
Can I fire twice in a row?+
No. Wait for another archer to fire first. Only one arrow can land in each block.
What is slippage?+
Slippage protects your shot when others fire at the same time. Each arrow of slippage lets one more arrow land before yours and still go through. You only pay the actual price when your arrow lands.
What if the price moves before my arrow lands?+
If more arrows land first than your slippage allows, your shot fails and you pay nothing but gas. Add more slippage when the range is busy.
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