How it works

The rules, the verification, and how to check payouts yourself.

1. The server runs the game

Your browser is only a display. The board, the random tile spawns, and the score all live on the server. Each move you make is sent to the server, which applies the 2048 rules and returns the new board. Because the server decides what the board looks like, a modified browser or a fake "I won" message can't create a winning board.

2. What counts as a win

• The server's board contains a 2048 tile.
• At least 30 seconds have passed since the game started (server clock). A claim is refused before then, even if the tile was reached sooner.
• Moves are rate-limited per game to stop automated flooding. The 30-second claim lock is what enforces the minimum time.

3. The payout formula

reward = floor(reward wallet balance / 10)

The balance is read from the chain at the moment of payout. Example: with 10 SOL in the wallet, the first win pays 1 SOL, leaving 9 SOL. The next win pays 0.9 SOL, and so on. A small amount is always kept for network fees. Payouts are processed one at a time so two simultaneous wins can't both draw from the same balance.

4. Anti-abuse limits

• Each game can be claimed once.
• Each wallet address can claim once per 24 hours.
• Requests are rate-limited per IP address, and the number of open games per IP is capped.

5. Where the money comes from

The reward wallet is funded by creator fees from the token on pump.fun. If the fees stop coming in, the pot stops growing. Payouts are never guaranteed beyond what the wallet holds at the time.

6. Check it on-chain

What this page does and doesn't prove

This is a description of the mechanics, not a guarantee. The strongest evidence is the public payout history of the reward wallet above. The game server is operated by the project creator, so you are trusting that operator to run the code as described.