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# Spin PvP — Project Documentation

### Overview

Spin PvP is a Telegram-integrated PvP wheel game platform. Players place bets, compete against each other, and win prizes. The platform features engagement and retention mechanics such as free spins, missions, bonuses, and the “Cycles” system for automatic make a profit in TON.

**Key Elements:**

* PvP games (PvP) with the opportunity to win a common pot among all players.
* PvE game (Spin) with the chance to win bonus DOGS coins for playing PvP.
* Cycles — trial power and investment plans (Add speed).
* Telegram integration: sign-up via Telegram account, support chat.


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