Pick the lowest number that no other player in the room will choose.
Join a room from 1 USDC and beat the other players to win the pot.
Win up to 94x your entry fee per game.
- No sign-up, ID or KYC required
- Cash out any time. No extra checks.
- Provably fair game, verifiable on-chain
- Win big with Hourly and 12-Hour Grand Pots
Win the pot by beating the other players in your room
You're matched with players who chose the same entry fee and room size. All entry fees make up the pot.
Be strategic: choose the lowest number you think no other player in your room will choose.
the lowest unique number.
A number picked by two or more players is out. The winner is paid instantly into their BuzzPot balance and can cash out any time.
No sign-up, ID or KYC.
Cash out any time.
A new auction game.
Your wallet is your account
Connect any Solana wallet and join a room in under a minute. No email, no password, nothing to verify.
Cash out any time, no extra checks
Your winnings are in your balance the moment you win. No review, no extra checks, nothing blocked. Only your wallet can cash out, and no function in the program lets BuzzPot take your balance.
Win up to 94x, plus Grand Pots
Start from 1 USDC and go up to 1000 USDC. Busted rooms also feed the Hourly and 12‑Hour Grand Pots.
A new kind of auction game
Entry fees form the pot and the lowest unique number wins it. Built on Solana, and most games are over in under a minute.
A game you can verify on Solana
We have no influence on any room, and you can recheck any result yourself, with Verify room or on Solana.
Type in a room number
Every seal matches its number
The winner, recomputed in your browser
The payout matches pot, fee and winning number
| Player | Seal | Number | Result |
|---|
For the technical details, read the whitepaper
Win big with our Hourly and 12-Hour Grand Pots
Nobody picked a unique number, so nobody wins.
10-player room · 5 USDC entry fee each
Your questions, answered
How a winner is picked, where your money sits, and what it costs to play.
How does BuzzPot decide the winner?
Once a room fills and everyone submits, the winner is whoever’s number is both unique (no one else chose it) and lower than every other unique number in the room. If no number is unique, nobody wins that room.
When does a room start?
Only when it's completely full. There's no partial-fill countdown, if the room isn't full, nothing has started yet.
What's the difference between my entry fee and my number?
Your entry fee is what you pay to join the room and forms the pot. Your number is the one you submit once the room starts. It's used only to determine the winner, and it doesn't need to match your entry fee.
Which numbers are allowed?
It depends on the room size. In 5-player and 10-player rooms you pick a whole number from 1 to 10. In 50-player rooms it is 1 to 50, and in 100-player rooms it is 1 to 100.
The one exception is the 1 USDC entry, which uses decimals so the numbers stay in proportion to the stake: 0.1 to 1 in steps of 0.1 for a 5-player room, and 0.2 to 2 in steps of 0.2 for a 10-player room.
How long do I have to pick, and what if I run out of time?
Once a room is full, everyone has 25 seconds to lock in a number. If every player locks in before the clock runs out, the game ends early and the result appears straight away, so a game can finish in well under 25 seconds.
If the clock hits zero and you have not locked in a number, you are treated as a non-entry for that room. Your entry fee still went into the pot, so it is worth locking in your number as soon as the room fills.
Is my money safe, and can I get it out any time?
Your balance is held on-chain in a program vault with no private key behind it, not in a house account. Only your wallet can withdraw it, any time, with no review or approval, and the program, not us, decides every outcome.
The program's code can only be changed by a hardware-wallet multisig, listed publicly on Squads. Details are in the whitepaper.
Every room can also be checked by anyone. Verify a room yourself and recompute the winner from the revealed numbers.
What do I need to start playing?
A Solana wallet, some USDC to play with, and a little SOL for network fees. Network fees are small charges Solana takes each time you confirm something in your wallet. They go to the network, not to BuzzPot, and are a fraction of a cent per game.
You can send USDC from an exchange, swap it in your wallet, bridge it from another chain or buy it with a card. Always choose the Solana network when sending.
What does each room pay?
| Entry (USDC) | Win up to (USDC) | Chance | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 4.65 | 20% | → |
| 5 | 22.75 | 20% | → |
| 10 | 46.50 | 20% | → |
| 50 | 236.50 | 20% | → |
| 100 | 474 | 20% | → |
| 1,000 | 4,749 | 20% | → |
| 1 | 9.30 | 10% | → |
| 5 | 46.50 | 10% | → |
| 10 | 94 | 10% | → |
| 50 | 474 | 10% | → |
| 100 | 949 | 10% | → |
| 1,000 | 9,499 | 10% | → |
| 1 | 46.50 | 2% | → |
| 5 | 236.50 | 2% | → |
| 10 | 474 | 2% | → |
| 50 | 2,374 | 2% | → |
| 100 | 4,749 | 2% | → |
| 1,000 | 47,499 | 2% | → |
| 1 | 94 | 1% | → |
| 5 | 474 | 1% | → |
| 10 | 949 | 1% | → |
| 50 | 4,749 | 1% | → |
| 100 | 9,499 | 1% | → |
| 1,000 | 94,999 | 1% | → |
Win up to is the pot minus the 5% fee and your number. Chance is for a player picking at random.
How does BuzzPot make money, and what's the house edge?
BuzzPot keeps three things, and the game shows each of them before you confirm. First, a flat 5% of every entry fee, taken when you join, win or bust: the same percentage in every room. Second, the winner also pays for their winning number, and that goes to BuzzPot too. Third, the 1 USDC Grand Pot entry fee. There is no hidden spread. Out of every 100 USDC of entry fees, 95 USDC goes into the pot, and the winner takes all of it. The Fees explained page has the full table and an example.
How do I get into the Grand Pots?
The Hourly Grand Pot needs 10 rooms played this hour, and the 12-Hour Grand Pot needs 50 rooms played in 12 hours. Joining either one costs 1 USDC, which is BuzzPot’s and does not go into the pool. Your room count resets to zero at every reveal, whether you picked in time or missed it. Rooms where nobody has a unique number (busted rooms) send their pot, after the 5% fee, 50/50 to the Hourly and 12-Hour Grand Pots.
Exactly how does a Grand Pot work?
Joining closes 10 minutes before each reveal. Then only players who joined can pick: you get 5 minutes, instead of the usual 25 seconds, to pick a number from 1 to the number of players and confirm it, and 5 more minutes to reveal it in your wallet. Miss either step and you lose your 1 USDC entry. You can step away in between, as long as you are back before the window ends. The lowest unique number wins the whole Grand Pot, and nothing is taken from a Grand Pot win. If nobody wins, the Grand Pot carries over to the next one. A Grand Pot’s reveal time is fixed when it opens and shown on its card.
Do I need to sign up or pass KYC?
No. There's no email, no account, no ID upload. Connect a Solana wallet, fund it with USDC, and you can join a room in under a minute. Your wallet address is your identity on BuzzPot.
Which wallets and networks does BuzzPot support?
BuzzPot runs on Solana and supports any standard Solana wallet, Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, and the rest. All pots and payouts are in USDC.
Could someone run bots or multiple wallets to game the system?
Nothing stops a player from joining with several wallets, but it doesn't give them an edge, each number is still locked and hidden until the room closes, so a bot can't see what anyone else picked either. More wallets just means more entries, and more entry fees paid.
Is BuzzPot legal, and is there an age requirement?
You must be 18 or older, or the legal age in your jurisdiction, to play. Availability depends on where you live, some regions restrict or prohibit real-money games like this one, so it's on you to check your local laws before connecting a wallet.
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