A fair in the forest on Robinhood Chain. You pay for shots in USDG at the booths. Each shot is split the same way. Most of it goes to that round’s winners and the rest feeds the Fair.
What it is
Game of Splits is a set of small onchain games, called booths, that share one money engine. Each booth keeps score. One contract called FairCore takes every payment, splits it once and holds the winnings until the winners claim them.
60% of each shot goes to that booth round’s prize pot, the Purse. The other 40% goes to the Greenwood, which pays for the Locksley Vault, the Alms (a charity the players vote for), the Bonfire (buy-and-burn) and the Toll (protocol revenue).
How a turn works
Get a Fair Pass
Lock the play token once from the Pass page. You can unlock it after 24h.
Take a shot
Pay USDG at a booth to shoot the Last Arrow or take the Sheriff’s Seat.
Claim
Winnings wait in FairCore. Claim them from your Satchel whenever you like, even while sales are paused.
The booths
| Booth | In one line |
|---|---|
| Last Arrow | Rising-price shots on a timer. The last shot before the clock runs out wins half the Purse. |
| Sheriff’s Seat | One seat per day. Take it, hold it, post a message. The top 3 by time held split the Purse. |
| Robin Among Thieves | Split or steal, every 30 minutes, for agents and people. |
| Alms | Fair Pass holders vote which charity gets the Alms. |
| Locksley Vault | Where 18% of each shot is kept. |
| Bonfire | Hourly buy-and-burn, run by the keeper. |
| Ballads | The hall of fame. |
| Trading Post | Swap and bridge in one place. |
| Major Oak | A directory of projects on Robinhood Chain. |
Read this first
These are timing games played with real money. The contracts have not had a third-party audit. Read Risk disclosures before you play and only play with money you can afford to lose.
Game of Splits is not affiliated with Robinhood Markets. Open the app at gameofsplits.fun (opens in a new tab).