🌀 YOLO

Only the fearless need apply.

In YOLO, players yeet ETH and USDB into a shared pot before the timer runs out. When it does, the wheel spins.

As you and your opponents hold your breaths, it begins to slow to a halt. Whoever it lands on takes the entire pot home. Unlike Poke the Bear, there are no prizes for second place. GG.

⚙️ How Does It Work?

It’s pretty straightforward: while there’s time left in the round, you connect your wallet and deposit either ETH or USDB. If you’re feeling particularly degen, you can queue up funds for future rounds (this might even earn you some extra rewards).

In YOLO, your win chance is directly tied to your share of the overall pot. Let’s look at a quick example for a pot of 100 ETH:

• Alice enters 40 ETH (40%)
• Bob enters 30 ETH worth of USDB (30%)
• Carol enters 20 ETH (20%)
• Dan enters 10 ETH (10%)

The YOLO wheel provides a visual representation of these percentages: Alice’s slice will occupy nearly half of the wheel, while Dan’s will be much smaller.

⛓️ What Network Is YOLO On?

Like all our games, YOLO is playable on Blast.

💱 Does YOLO Games Charge a Fee?

Yes — winners pay a 1% protocol fee, of which a portion is later paid out in player rewards.

☁️ Which Oracle Does YOLO Use?

YOLO uses Gelato VRF to generate randomness and ensure fair, transparent winner selection.

🎮 How Do I Play?

Head over to YOLO, armed with MetaMask or another Web3 wallet. Of course, you’ll also need ETH or USDB to play.

From there, hit Enter Now and you'll see your available funds.

Choose the ones you want to add to the round and hit Confirm Entry, before completing the steps in your wallet app as prompted.

Make sure your transactions are fully completed before the round timer counts down to zero — any transactions completed after time's up will fail.

🏦 Is there a minimum deposit amount?

Yes. Each deposit must be worth at least 0.01 ETH equivalent.