Money
Your record
Every match with a bet is written to your record once the escrow settles it: who you played, what you bet, whether you won and what it paid. Your profile adds it up into matches played, wins and losses, win rate, and profit after the fee. It is public: a name on the leaderboard or on a match card opens that player's page.
What each result does to your profit
| Result | Profit |
|---|---|
| Win | Your opponent's bet, less the 1% taken from each side. A 0.005 ETH room pays 0.0049 ETH. |
| Loss | Your bet. |
| Draw | Nothing. Both bets come back and no fee is charged. |
| Free room | Nothing, and it is not part of your record or the leaderboard. |
One wallet, one record
A record belongs to a wallet, not a name. Play under a new name and the same record carries on; the profile shows the latest name you played under.
What counts
Only matches with a bet count, and only once the escrow has settled them, so every result on a record is final. A room that is still running, or never started, has no result yet.
Free matches settle on the two players' screens rather than on chain, so they are left out. Your own profile still lists the ones this device played.
Recomputed, never stored
None of it is a stored score. Every total is added up again from the settled matches each time a profile is opened, so the figures can never drift from the matches listed under them.
Weekly cashback is left out of profit on purpose. It is paid on its own schedule, and counting an unpaid rebate against a settled match would make the two numbers contradict each other.