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How to play

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A short guide to the mechanics of EORunners: from bet to cash-out, risk tiers, backing, and progress.

What a run is

EORunners is a run game. You place a bet — virtual credits in demo mode, real USDT in live — and descend deeper into the facility floor by floor, choosing on each floor how riskily to go further: higher risk means the multiplier grows faster, but the chance of failing is greater.

At any moment you can cash out and take bet × multiplier. If a floor is not passed, the runner retreats without loot, and the run's bet burns.

Demo is free play with a virtual balance of no monetary value. Live uses real USDT for adults with an active account in permitted jurisdictions when enabled by the operator.

Risk tiers

Before descending, you choose a risk tier: it has a pass chance p and a floor multiplier. The lower the chance, the higher the multiplier. The numbers are taken directly from the product's game math.

The theoretical return is 99% per attempted floor, including the probability of failure and golden doors. This is an expected value, not a guaranteed return per run or session; risk compounds across successive floors.

TierPass chanceFloor multiplierGolden door
Quiet90%×1.1000—
Steady70%×1.4143—
Bold50%×1.9038yes (×5)
Insane30%×3.1731yes (×5)
Edge15%×6.3462yes (×5)

Golden doors ×5

On the risky tiers a passed floor can occasionally open a golden door — it multiplies the run’s current multiplier by a further ×5. It is decided by the provably-fair floor roll and baked into the math: the doors are self-funded, so the return stays 99% per floor.

Run limits

The maximum depth is 15 floors; at the bottom the runner cashes out automatically.

The payout multiplier is capped at ×10,000.

The bet is limited by a minimum and a maximum.

Cash-out and crash

The "Cash out" button is available from the first floor passed. The payout = bet × the current multiplier. After cashing out, the server seed is revealed for a fairness check. You can also arm an automatic cash-out at a target multiplier — the server executes it for you.

If a floor is not passed, the run burns; the crash screen shows XP, the floor's honest roll, and a link to verify.

Backing: a spectator's bet

Spectators can back someone else's live run: 2% to the runner instantly, 3% to the house, 95% in play.

The playing part runs on fair odds (1/p per floor, with no house edge and no golden doors), so the backer's expected return is exactly 95% at any depth. You can drop out between floors. Other backers' amounts are hidden.

XP, seasons, tournaments

Earn 1 XP per resolved floor, including a failed floor, when the run ends. Levels, seasons and appearance do not affect game mathematics.

Scene skins

Five cosmetic skins are implemented: Classic, 2D World, High-rise, Abyss and Express. The operator controls availability; the skin does not change odds, the stake or the run outcome.