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Last updated November 1, 2026.

These terms are the rules for using PVPspinArena at pvpspinarena.com. By creating an account or using the service, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not use the site.

The Service

PVPspinArena offers seven games: Jackpot, Coinflip, Roulette, P2P Slott, six-max No-Limit Texas Hold'em poker, 1v1 8-ball pool and PvPStrike browser FPS. PvPStrike also offers free solo Practice against a bot, with no stake or payout. 8-ball also has free bot Practice, separate from cash matches.

Your playable balance is maintained as a US-dollar ledger, counted in cents. Bitcoin, and USDC and ETH on the Base network, can be used to add funds and cash out. They are not separate playable balances.

Eligibility

You must be 18 or older and legally permitted to use a real-money gaming service where you live.

You confirm your age when creating an account. You are responsible for determining whether you are permitted to use PVPspinArena under the laws and regulations that apply to you.

We may restrict or close an account that does not meet these requirements.

Your Account

You may create and access an account using the authentication methods provided on the site, including email verification codes and Discord where offered.

You choose your username and avatar. These are the identifying details displayed to other players.

Keep your account credentials and access methods secure. You are responsible for activity carried out through your account, including wagers and withdrawals.

One person may maintain only one account unless PVPspinArena expressly permits otherwise.

The Privacy Policy explains how account and authentication information is handled.

Fees

Jackpot and Coinflip charge a 5% fee on the pot when the round settles. Roulette charges a 5% fee on each winning payout when the round settles. P2P Slott charges a 10% fee on the players' pot when a player wins. If either player lands a bomb, the match ends and the house keeps both stakes. Poker charges a 5% fee on a pot only when a flop is dealt. 8-ball charges a 5% fee on the pot when a match is won. PvPStrike charges a 5% fee on a winning cash-match pot. FPS Practice has no entry fee.

Jackpot

Players contribute to one pot. Every cent contributed represents one ticket, so each player's chance of winning corresponds to their share of the total pot.

At settlement, 5% of the pot is retained as the game fee. The winner receives the remaining 95%.

Coinflip

Two players stake the same amount. One random result determines the winner, with each side having a 50% chance.

At settlement, 5% of the combined pot is retained as the game fee. The winner receives the remaining 95%.

The game fee is not charged again when depositing or withdrawing. It is taken from the Jackpot, Coinflip, P2P Slott, poker, 8-ball or PvPStrike pot, or from a Roulette winning payout, at settlement. Poker takes its fee only after a flop. 8-ball takes its fee only when a player wins the match. PvPStrike charges its fee only when a cash match has a winner.

If a round is cancelled, the affected stakes are refunded without the game fee.

P2P Slott

Two players stake the same amount and take turns spinning. The higher score wins.

At settlement, 10% of the players' pot is retained as the game fee. The winner receives the remaining 90%, plus any promotional bonus added to that match. A draw refunds both stakes with no fee. If either player lands a bomb, the match ends immediately, both stakes stay with the house, and any promotional bonus is returned. A match already open keeps the rules it was created with.

Poker

Poker is six-max No-Limit Texas Hold'em against the other seated players. Blinds run from $0.02/$0.05 to $5/$10. A buy-in is 40 to 125 big blinds, depending on the stakes, and each player has 20 seconds to act. Chips stay at the seat between hands and return to the dollar balance when you leave.

The fee is 5% of each pot, and only when a flop is dealt. A hand that ends before the flop pays no fee. Uncalled chips are returned before the fee and are not charged.

Each seated player commits a secret used in the shuffle. If a player does not reveal that secret in time, the hand is voided before any card or blind and no money moves. Finished hands can be recomputed from the table's Hands tab.

8-ball

Free pool Practice runs in your browser against a dedicated bot using the same table physics, shot rules and presence-aware 30-second clock. It requires no deposit and has no stake, fee or payout. Practice results do not settle a cash game. The cash-match terms below apply when you choose a staked table instead.

8-ball is a 1v1 match. Both players stake the same amount. The winner is the player the published rules name after the shots, a forfeit, or three shot-clock timeouts. The rack seed only places the balls. It does not choose the winner. The seed stays hidden until the match is playing. Reading it is not a reason for a refund.

Call a pocket only for the 8. The 8 on the break wins unless the cue ball is scratched, which loses. Pocketing the 8 before your group is clear loses, including on the same shot as your last object ball. The 8 in the wrong pocket loses, and a scratch while pocketing the 8 loses. The table stays open until a legal pocket assigns solids or stripes. A foul is ball in hand anywhere, except the opening break, which is from the kitchen. A foul is an illegal break, no contact, the wrong first ball, a scratch, or no rail after contact when nothing was pocketed. Each shot has a 30 second clock and one reconnect window. Coming back does not start that clock over. If both players leave after the break, the player whose turn it is forfeits.

At settlement, 5% of the pot is retained as the game fee. The winner receives the remaining 95%. If nobody joins within 24 hours, the stake is refunded with no fee. A player cannot cancel a waiting table. When both players are at the table, the rack opens. If the player who opened the table is away, the rack waits 60 seconds and then the table plays that player's shots. If both players leave before the break, both stakes are refunded with no fee. A live table has no cash-out. Ending that match forfeits the seat. The other player is paid the win, and 5% of the pot is the fee. Three shot-clock timeouts still forfeit the match to the other player.

PvPStrike FPS

PvPStrike is an independent desktop browser shooter on Dustfront. Cash matches are human-only: both players enter the same stake and play best of thirteen (first to seven wins). Free Practice is a bot match, first to seven wins, and does not award money or affect the cash ladder.

Each round lasts up to 60 seconds. Elimination wins the round; at timeout the player with more health wins, or equal health draws. Three drawn rounds cancel the match. Police and Terrorist sides and spawn positions switch after round six in cash and Practice. Halftime lasts five seconds. Player identities and scores do not swap.

The match server validates movement, ammunition, hits, damage and the final result. Local visuals or audio do not establish a hit or payout. FPS results are not chosen by a committed random seed and cannot be verified with the random-draw calculator.

On a cash win, 5% of the combined pot is retained and 95% is credited to the winner, including their original stake. Two $10 entries form a $20 pot: the fee is $1, the winner credit is $19, and net match profit is $9. Promotional and partner credit may fund entries under the applicable credit restrictions; a match payout does not remove withdrawal rules.

You can browse the site while waiting for a human opponent and return through the Join now alert. A waiting creator can cancel; an offline waiting room is cancelled and its stake refunded. Once matched, enter within the readiness window shown. During play, a disconnect allows 30 seconds to reconnect before a forfeit. If both players remain absent, or the server cancels an interrupted match, stakes are refunded without a game fee.

Review the FPS rules and public results, or open the PvPStrike lobby and free Practice. These FPS waiting and disconnect rules are separate from the 8-ball rules above.

Roulette

Roulette uses a 33-slot wheel:

Each bet is settled independently. Other players' bets do not change the payout of your bet. At settlement, 5% of a winning payout is retained as the game fee. The winner receives the remaining 95%. A losing bet is unaffected by this fee.

Before the fee, a Purple or Silver bet returns 32/33 of the stake and a Green bet returns 14/33. After the 5% fee on winnings, the theoretical average return is about 92.12% on Purple or Silver (a house edge of about 7.88%) and about 40.30% on Green (a house edge of about 59.70%).

Each round uses the wheel that was active when the round opened, and that wheel is recorded on the round. A round that opened on an earlier wheel settles and verifies on that wheel.

How Results Are Decided

Game results are determined by the server.

Random-draw games publish a SHA-256 commitment to a secret seed and reveal it after the round. Poker also mixes players' secrets into the shuffle. Pool commits the rack, then follows the shot rules. PvPStrike follows validated gameplay and series scores.

You can use the Fairness page to verify the published hash and recompute supported draws or replay pool shots. Poker verification is in the table's Hands tab. The Fairness page does not provide an FPS replay or prove that player inputs were unaided.

Client animation does not determine balances or settlement.

Deposits and Withdrawals

Bitcoin deposits and withdrawals use the Bitcoin network. USDC and ETH deposits and withdrawals are supported on the Base network.

Deposits are credited to your dollar balance after the required network confirmations and applicable processing checks.

Withdrawals use your available dollar balance and are sent to a verified wallet using the asset you select. The minimum cashout is $20 in Bitcoin, USDC, or ETH. A cashout is available after you have wagered at least half of the dollars you have deposited.

A withdrawal does not have to use the same asset that was previously deposited.

Minimums, limits, processing status, and any applicable review are shown in the wallet interface.

Network fees for Bitcoin and for Base transactions are separate from the PVPspinArena game fees.

If available funds for a particular withdrawal asset are temporarily insufficient, a withdrawal may remain pending until sufficient funds are available.

Your PVPspinArena balance is not a bank deposit and is not a bank-insured deposit.

What You Can See and What Others Can See

Other players may see:

Private account information, authentication information, your dollar balance, transaction history, and wallet information are not displayed as public profile details. Public game records can show stakes, winnings and fees; on-chain transfers remain publicly visible.

Chat is plain text. Do not post private keys, seed phrases, passwords, or another person's personal information.

Promotional Credit

A promotional code, when one is offered, can add promotional play credit to your playable balance. That credit is not a Bitcoin, USDC, or ETH deposit, and it is not a cash transfer.

The code, the amount, how many claims are left, and any expiry are the ones configured for that offer. Each account can redeem one promo code, and each network can redeem one. A code that is inactive, expired, used up, or already redeemed on the account or network is declined.

Promotional play credit has to be wagered for the amount of that credit before it counts as played. Withdrawals stay under the Deposits and Withdrawals rules on this page, including the minimum cashout and the requirement to wager at least half of the dollars you have deposited. You must be 18 or older.

Responsible Play

Only use money you can afford to lose.

Jackpot, Coinflip, Roulette, P2P Slott, poker, 8-ball and PvPStrike cash matches involve real money and can result in losses. Skill in pool or FPS does not guarantee a profit.

The Responsible Gambling page provides information about self-exclusion and available support resources.

While a self-exclusion is active, the account cannot deposit, wager, or withdraw.

Availability

The service is provided on an availability basis and may occasionally be unavailable or delayed.

Maintenance, blockchain conditions, network delays, technical problems, or temporarily limited funds may delay deposits, withdrawals, or game activity.

The game rules and figures displayed to you before you place a wager are the terms applicable to that wager.

Changes

We may update these terms from time to time.

The date at the top of this page will be updated when material changes are made.

Your continued use of PVPspinArena after an updated version becomes effective constitutes acceptance of the updated terms.

The fee applicable to a game round is the fee recorded for that round and is fixed before settlement.