How hood games work

Hood games are RHR's tournaments. Every table in a hood game plays Last Hood Standing, so each table ends with one hood left, and the event turns those results into finishing places and prizes.

#The formats

How brackets and tables work draws the CUP36 path, and Prizes and payouts has worked numbers.

#Entering

Entry is the buy-in plus a 10% fee, and both come out of your stash. You register on the tournaments page. While registration is open you can unregister for a full refund, buy-in and fee both.

If an event has not reached its minimum number of entrants by its start time, it is cancelled and everyone is refunded in full.

#The prize pool

The prize pool is fixed when registration closes. It is made of the buy-ins. The 10% entry fee is separate and is not part of the pool. Prizes are paid in USDG into your stash automatically when you finish in the money, so there is nothing to claim.

#How a table plays

Every table in a hood game is a normal Last Hood Standing game. It has its own commit, client seeds are sent in the same seed window, turns last 12 seconds, and the same rules about clicks, dares and the AFK auto-click apply. After each game the seeds are revealed to the players who were dealt in, so every table can be verified like any other. See The provably fair spin.

Prizes come from the prize pool, by finishing place. The order in which hoods are shot decides the places.

#Free rolls

A free roll has no entry fee. It is for holders: people who own at least one hood NFT, or who have staked $RHR worth at least 0.05% of the supply. Its prize pool is paid for from the tournaments share of fees, which is 20% of what the fee splitter receives. See The $RHR token.

#Where next

Brackets and tables shows how players move through a CUP36.