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LitGames is a testnet arcade on LitVM. Mines is live now. This page explains how play works for users, what happens with your round, and how outcome integrity is protected.

What You Do

1. Connect your wallet on the LitVM testnet.
2. Pick stake and risk level (bomb count).
3. Start a round and open cells.
4. Cash out before hitting a busted tile.

How Randomness Is Protected

Mines board generation uses cryptographic commitments. Before a round starts, the backend builds a full hidden board, then commits to it with a Merkle root. That committed root is included in the signed quote and used in the on-chain game flow.

When a cell is revealed, the app receives proof data tied to that exact committed board. At finalize time, contract calls use those proofs. This means the board cannot be swapped mid-round without failing proof checks.

What Is On-Chain vs Off-Chain

1. Quote signing and board commitment happen before your transaction.
2. Opening cells is fast and handled in the game flow with stored proofs.
3. Final outcomes (cash out / busted) are relayed on-chain.
4. Transaction hashes are shown in your recent results.

Important Notes

1. LitGames currently runs on testnet only.
2. Token balances and payouts shown here are testnet values.
3. Crash and Dice are listed as upcoming modes.