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# 🎯 Game 1: PvP — Betting Against Other Players

PvP is a competitive game where you place bets against other players on a spinning wheel.

**How to play PvP:**

1. Select the **PvP** game from the menu.
2. Place your bet.
3. The system will allocate a section of the wheel to you.
4. The higher your bet compared to other players, the larger your section will be and the greater your chance of winning.
5. Once at least two players have placed their bets, a 60-second timer starts.
6. When the timer ends, the round begins automatically.
7. The player whose section the wheel stops on wins the entire pot, minus the platform’s commission.

📌 **Example:**

* Player A bets $100, Player B bets $50, Player C bets $350.
* The total pot is $500.
* Players’ chances: A — 20%, B — 10%, C — 70%.
* The wheel can stop on any player, but the odds are proportional to their bets.


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