Betting on versus games
You can bet X on versus games. How betting works depends on the game.
Othello, Chess, and Shogi
- The two players don't bet themselves.
- Spectators can bet on the player they think will win, up to move 10.
- The people who bet on the winner split the pot. 5% goes to the Treasury.
- Bets are returned if the game is a draw, or if only one side has bets.
One Card and Mahjong
- Only the players themselves bet. There are no spectator bets.
- The host decides the bet per player (0 means no betting) and how the pot is split.
- Winner takes all: the top-placed human player gets everyone's bets.
- Split by points: in One Card, each loser pays the 1st-place player according to the points in their hand (100 points means the whole bet). In Mahjong, X is split by the point differences between human players (25,000 points equals one bet).
- Either way, you can't lose more than your bet. The Treasury takes 5% of the winnings.
- Computers don't bet. If there is only one human player, the bets are returned.
Good to know
- Bets are also returned when an offered draw is accepted.