Move the dials and watch how a Quintile round resolves — the pot, the prize tiers,
your odds, and your expected take. This runs the exact math the contract runs,
right here in your browser. Nothing is spent and no wallet is needed.
The Countdown Curve
The fuller the pot, the shorter the fuse. Shown is the canonical Ether game — it arms at Ξ1, bends at the knee (Ξ21), and bottoms out at full (Ξ42), where the fuse is as short as it gets. Donations into one round are capped (Ξ41 here) so a whale can't fill the pot and choke off ticket sales — anything over the cap rolls into the next round. Every game uses this same shape, rescaled. The purple dot is your round right now.
your pot sits at—
The Round
tickets sold100
A round needs at least 40 tickets before it can be drawn.
ticket price
donations to the potcap Ξ41
Donations are pure upside — they lift everyone's expected value. Enough of them flips the round positive-EV.
your tickets1
Round Summary
prize poolΞ—
expected value / ticketΞ—
edge vs. price—
winners (≈20%)—
Add donations until they out-subsidize ticket spend to make this a positive-EV round.
Prize Tiers
Grand prizeΞ——
Top decileΞ——
Second decileΞ——
total winners—
Simulate Outcomes
you won something
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average payout / draw
Ξ—
One sampled draw will appear here — see exactly what you'd win.