Paris HeistPlay

An official GMYLD competition

Loot Paris in the middle of a riot. Best getaway wins.

A run takes 3 to 7 minutesSame city for everyone, a new riot every runGangs, riot police and a parade in your way

Play free

No money. Just play.

The same leaderboards as the paid ones, with a small points prize. Learn how a round pays before you spend a cent.

Free rounds right now

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Points go to the top places. Sign in to keep them.

Play for money

Win real prizes.

Every try grows the prize. When play stops, the top places get paid in GMYLD, straight to their wallet.

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Sign in with Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. Winners are paid straight to their wallet.

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Each one plays free or for money, the same way.

Run your own leaderboard

Put up the prize and pick your fee, from 0 to 30% of every try. You earn it on every try, for as long as the board runs.

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Questions

Can I play for free?

Yes. Free leaderboards need no money. They run on the same rules as paid ones, with a small points prize, so you learn how a round pays before you spend anything. Sign in to keep the points you win.

How does a paid leaderboard pay?

Every try grows the prize. Once 3 players and 3 tries are in, the round pays 10 minutes after the last run ends. The more tries a round has, the more of the prize it pays, up to all of it. Winners get GMYLD in their wallet automatically. There is nothing to claim.

What does a try cost?

1% of the prize on the board, never less than 1% of the launcher's money. A $20 prize means a 20 cent try. The price is on the Play button. Packs of 5 or 10 lock that price for every try in the pack.

Where does my money go?

Of every try, 3% goes to GMYLD, the launcher's fee (0% to 30%, shown on the board) goes to the launcher, and the rest goes into the prize. Dollar amounts are live estimates. The GMYLD amount the board shows is what a winner gets.

Who gets paid?

The launcher picks how many players get paid, from 10% to 50% of the round, and whether places are paid equally or 1st gets the most. Every paid place gets at least 2 tries' worth, and a payout smaller than that goes to 1st. Two identical results: the earlier one wins. Everyone else who cleared gets points.

What does Add 1 hour do?

Once a round is counting down, anyone can push its payout back an hour. All of that money goes into the round's payout for the paid places. It is not a try and buys no place. The first hour costs 10% of what the round would pay now, and each next one that round costs double.

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