How to play The Bridge

The Bridge rules

Create a public or private crossing, or join one by code. Every runner stakes the same amount. Choose the left or right tile for each step. A row may break one tile or keep both intact, but can never break both. Every runner moves independently: nobody has to wait for another player. There is no separate step timer; the whole race lasts 60 seconds.

How a round works

1. Choose the stake and open a crossing, or join one with up to ten runners.
2. Move at your own pace by choosing left or right while the shared 60-second race clock keeps running.
3. Reach the safe zone first, or be furthest ahead among the survivors when time expires.

Payouts and settlement

The first surviving runner to complete all ten rows wins the bank. If nobody finishes, the surviving runner or runners furthest along win. Tied winners split the bank to the cent. The platform retains 1% of the bank. If every runner falls, all stakes are returned.

RTP, risk and strategy

Each row has a left and right tile. One may collapse, or both may hold; both never collapse together. A runner who chooses the broken tile is eliminated, while everyone else continues.

Fairness and verification

The outcome for all ten rows is committed by a hash before the race. The secret and roll script are revealed after settlement so every left-break, right-break, or fully safe row can be reproduced.

Open the Provably Fair guide to learn how hashes, secrets and recorded results are checked.