Head-to-head
Two players, one shared environment, and a published settlement rule. Fast matches without a hidden house opponent.
2 players · 2–8 minutesValeer competition
Win because you played the moment better.
Human-funded prize pools. Shared conditions. Published commission. Skill decides the ranking; controlled randomness makes adaptation part of the game.
The compact
Valeer never enters a human pool as a disguised player.
Entry closes before conditions are revealed. The match commits its game version, environment seed, eligible players, prize curve, and interruption rule before play. Virtual hosts present the event; they do not compete, steer, or settle it.
Placement pools
A broader payout curve rewards the middle of the field, not only the rare first-place finish.
8–128 players · scheduledEndless tournaments
A persistent field explores, converges, and generates its own bracket through proximity encounters.
128–1,024 players · marqueeSkill × chance
The world varies. The contract doesn’t.
- Timing and precision
- Route and resource choices
- Risk management
- Score and placement
- Wind and current
- Hazards and encounters
- Fish and enemy behavior
- Moments to adapt
- Seed commitment
- Commission and prizes
- Disconnect policy
- Signed result and replay
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A healthier middle
Big wins can stay rare without making every other finish feel empty.
Placement curves are designed around the format: visible before entry, fully funded at lock, and broad enough to create meaningful intermediate finishes. A million-dollar promise never exists unless the prize liability is already secured.
First competition wave · Q2 2027 target
Claim a place in the founding field.
Play-credit alpha first. Regulated money modes only after approval.