STRYK

Burn & Spin

Spin with daily free spins, purchased tickets or an explicit $SHARBI burn.

Rewards come from funded pools, and the result of each spin uses STRYK's provably fair process.

Daily Free Spins

You get 3 Free Spins every day.

They cost nothing and are used before purchased Ticket Spins.

Ticket Spins

Buy extra spins with ETH:

PackPrice
1 Ticket Spin0.0005 ETH
5 Ticket Spins0.002 ETH

Ticket revenue is split:

  • 40% to the Daily Prize Pool
  • 40% to the Weekly Prize Pool
  • 20% to STRYK

The pool balances shown in Burn & Spin are live balances, not estimates.

Weekly Pool Entries

Some spins award a Weekly Pool Entry.

Each entry gives you one chance in that week's draw. Entries reset with the weekly draw rather than building up forever.

The week runs from Monday 00:00 UTC through Sunday 23:59:59 UTC.

After the week closes, the winner is selected using the same provably fair approach used by Burn & Spin. The result can be checked afterwards.

What can you win?

Rewards depend on the type of spin.

Free Spins can include:

  • ETH rewards,
  • Bonus Spins,
  • Weekly Pool Entries.

Ticket Spins can include:

  • ETH rewards,
  • $SHARBI rewards,
  • Bonus Ticket Spins.

Burn Spins can include:

  • $SHARBI rewards,
  • Bonus Spins,
  • Weekly Pool Entries.

The app shows the current reward set, odds and limits before you spin.

Burn Spins

A Burn Spin uses $SHARBI instead of ETH.

You burn the amount shown in the app to unlock that spin. Burn Spins are separate actions and are never spent automatically by the normal Spin button.

The current daily limit is shown in Burn & Spin.

Burns are irreversible.

Claiming rewards

ETH and $SHARBI rewards that require a claim appear under Claimable Rewards.

Bonus Spins and Weekly Pool Entries are credited automatically.

When you claim an on-chain reward, you confirm the transaction in your wallet and pay the network gas.

Provably fair

STRYK commits to the random input before revealing the result. That lets the result be checked afterwards instead of asking you to trust an invisible roll.

A reward is never shown as paid before it actually settles.