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8 Ball Pool 1v1 duels for USDT

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An 8 Ball Pool duel is a short match against a friend you challenge in the game, played game after game until one of you reaches the agreed number of wins. The same amount of USDT from each of you goes into a smart contract, and the winner of the match takes the whole pot.

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Open duels

Duels in 8 Ball Pool waiting for a second player.

Duels in 8 Ball Pool

Every duel someone joined in it, the latest first.

How a duel in 8 Ball Pool goes

  1. How many games, which cue

    A single game can turn on one scratch while shooting at the eight, so a duel is better played as the best of three, five or seven. Cues in the game differ in force, aim, spin and time, so agree whether any cue goes, and write the number of games and the cue rule in the duel’s note.

  2. Challenging your friend

    Add each other with the Unique ID on your profiles, check that you both run the same version of the game — a phone can challenge only a phone, and a browser only a browser — and challenge from your friends list. Any coins the table puts up stay inside the game: the duel’s stake is the USDT on DuelMe. Take a screenshot of the result after every game.

  3. Settling the result

    The winner claims the pot on DuelMe and the opponent confirms it, or the loser admits defeat straight away; the pot is then the winner’s, to take out of the contract any time. Dispute only for something serious, like a modified app that draws a longer aim line, and then each player takes back their own stake.