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Skill games you can fund with crypto

Ariplex is a skill-games platform where the wallet is kept in US dollars and crypto is the main way in and out. You deposit stablecoins on a low-fee network, play chess or eight-ball pool against real people for a stake, and withdraw winnings back to your own wallet address.

See every gameHow deposits work
Stakes
$1 – $10,000 per player
Fee
12% of the pot
Practice
Free, no account
Age
18+

In Nairobi, each player puts in $1. The winner takes $1.76 from a pot of $2. A draw refunds both stakes.

How it works, step by step

  1. Create an account. Sign up. Cash-outs are protected by a separate withdrawal password.
  2. Deposit crypto. Pick a coin and network in the wallet and send to the address shown. The deposit is credited in US dollars once the network confirms it.
  3. Play for a stake. Pick a game and a city: each city is one stake level, from a dollar upwards.
  4. Withdraw. Send your balance to your own wallet address on a supported stablecoin network.

Coins and networks

The wallet shows the coins and networks accepted right now. By default these are USDT on TRON, BNB Chain, Polygon, Solana; USDC on Polygon, Base; BTC on Bitcoin; ETH on Ethereum. Bitcoin and Ether can be deposited; withdrawals go out in stablecoins on the networks the wallet lists.

Why skill games and not a casino

There is no house edge on a match: two people play each other, and the platform takes a published fee from the pot. Nothing on Ariplex is a game of chance played against the operator.

Results are decided by the server under the published rules, and every finished game can be reviewed move by move.

How a match is kept fair

Every move or shot goes to Ariplex's server, which applies the published rules, runs the clock and decides the result. A phone or computer never reports who won, so a modified app cannot win a match.

Staked matches are between two real people. Computer opponents exist only in free practice, and they are labelled as practice players.

Players are paired by a hidden skill rating inside a city, so a new player meets other new players rather than the strongest on the site.

The shop sells cosmetics only. Nothing that can be bought changes how a game plays.

18+, limits and where it is not allowed

Ariplex is for adults aged 18 and over. Deposit limits, loss limits, time outs and self-exclusion are in every account, and the responsible play page lists where to get help.

Playing skill games for money is restricted or not allowed in some countries and states. Check the law where you are before you stake; free practice needs no account and no money.

Questions and answers

Does Ariplex hold my private keys?

No. Crypto deposits and withdrawals go through a custodial payment processor. Your Ariplex balance is kept in US dollars in your account.

What is the fee for a match?

The fee is a published share of the pot, shown before you play. Practice is free.

Can I play without crypto?

Free practice needs nothing at all. For staked play, crypto works in every country Ariplex serves; mobile money and cards depend on the country.

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