4 October
Launch Hold'em
No-limit Texas Hold'em, dealt on-chain. The shuffle comes from the Internet Computer's randomness beacon, not from our server — we could not see a hole card if we wanted to, and neither could anyone else.
Saturday 4 October. We'll email the start time, the format and the seat count once the tester week is done, because the tester week is what decides them.
Before the doors open we want a group playing real hands and telling us what breaks. Misdeals, stuck tables, chip counts that look wrong, anything that feels off. That is genuinely more valuable to us than a quiet launch, and there is an airdrop in it for the people who show up and do it.
We are not going to quote you a number for that airdrop before we know how many testers we have and how much they play. What we will say is that it is decided on what you actually did, it is announced before it is paid, and the list is published.
You'll sign a message to prove it's yours. That signature authorises nothing and moves nothing — it is only how we know nobody else can enter you.
Used to send you the tournament details and, if you tick the box, the tester instructions. That is all. It is never shown on this site, never sold, never passed on, and there is no mailing list to be added to.
Already holding $RIBBIT and looking for the airdrop queue instead? That is the waitlist, and it is a different list.