Guide · PvP
Playing real people,
not a machine.
In a PvP game the other side is another player. You can join an open duel or create your own and send the invite to a friend.
The games
Three duels and a pot
Coinflip
Pick heads or tails against another player. One flip decides it.
Knight Arena
Turn-based: quick strike, heavy smash or a potion, every turn a choice.
Slice & Dice
A WagerBlaze original: dice duels, every roll sealed before it happens.
Jackpot
Join a pot with other players; the bigger your share, the bigger your chance.
Bring your own opponent
Challenge a friend
Create a duel
Open Coinflip, Knight Arena or Slice & Dice and create a duel instead of joining one.Send the invite
Press Challenge a friend and send them the link.Settle it
They join, the round runs, and the result is one nobody can argue with: it was sealed before it started.
Fair play
Why a duel can be trusted
Every duel is decided by seeds that are locked before the first move, with their SHA-256 fingerprint shown in advance. After the duel, the seeds are revealed and anyone can recompute the result. The provably fair guide shows how, step by step.
WagerBlaze takes a fee from each pot; that is how the site earns from duels, instead of from a house edge against you.
Questions
PvP, answered
Yes. A duel seats two player accounts. Practice matches, which stake nothing, are the only place you meet the house.
Create a duel and send the invite to a friend, or play a house game such as Crash, Plinko or Mines while you wait.
Yes. Open the verifier and paste the duel's seeds.
Settle it with a coinflip
In your browser, no download. 18+. Blaze Coins have no cash value.