SuperBet turns a 1v1 in the games you already play into a wager between two players. The result is read from the game's own official API, never self-reported, and the pot is paid out automatically. No bookmaker, no house edge on the outcome.
No account, no KYC to play
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The settlement engine doesn't care what the game is. It only needs an official API that says who won. Clash Royale is live today; the rest are being wired the same way.
Everything happens inside Telegram or your own wallet. SuperBet never decides who wins. It only reads the result and moves the funds.
Send /start to the bot for an auto-generated Solana wallet, or connect an EVM wallet on the web app.
Bind your in-game account: a Clash Royale tag today, your handle on each game as it lands. This is what makes result detection possible.
Queue with an amount and get paired with an identical stake, or challenge a specific player. Both stakes go into escrow.
Fight a friendly 1v1 in-game. The result is detected within seconds and the pot is released to the winner.
The match produces the result, the contract executes it. Nothing in between gets an opinion.
Being explicit about the boundaries matters more than a badge. Here they are.
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/privatekey, or never hand it over at all by playing through the non-custodial contracts.
| Anti-cheat check | Rejected when |
|---|---|
| Format | The match is not the agreed 1v1 format |
| Identity | The accounts in the game are not the two participants |
| Mode | Ranked, ladder or challenge instead of a private match |
| Timing | The game was played before the match was created |
| Uniqueness | A tag already has another active match running |
Draws are never paid out. Both players are asked to replay; if the window expires, the stakes are returned.
The same match, the same detection engine. Two different places the money sits while you play.
A wallet is created for you on first use. Stakes move to a managed escrow wallet, and the payout lands back in your wallet in a single transaction.
/privatekeyYour own wallet, your own keys. Stakes are locked inside the MatchArena contract and released by it. The platform can only report a winner, never redirect funds.
No dashboard to learn. Commands for the people who like typing, inline buttons for everyone else, and a web app when you'd rather play from your own wallet.
/importLosing players are never charged. The fee is a percentage of the winner's own stake, and it shrinks as your rank goes up.
| Rank | Fee on winner's stake | Referral levels |
|---|---|---|
| Skeleton (default) | 5.00 % | None |
| Goblin | 4.50 % | 1 |
| Guard | 4.25 % | 2 |
| Knight | 4.00 % | 3 |
| Prince | 3.75 % | 4 |
| King | 3.50 % | 4 |
Nothing is lost. If no valid match is detected within 30 minutes of it going active, it expires and both stakes are refunded on-chain automatically. The confirmation phase has its own 10-minute window with the same guarantee.
No. Only private matches the two of you set up together are accepted: a friendly battle in Clash Royale, a custom room elsewhere. Ranked, ladder and challenge modes are rejected by the validation layer, and the match stays open until a valid game is found or the window closes.
A true draw pays nobody. Both players are notified and asked to play again while the match is still active. If the window expires without a decisive game, both stakes are returned.
It depends which side you play. Through Telegram, the platform generates and holds the key for your wallet, but you can export it at any time with /privatekey, or replace it with your own using /import. Through the web app on Polygon, Base or BNB Chain, you keep your keys and the escrow is a smart contract.
In SOL, on every match your invitees play, for as long as they play, not once. The commission comes out of the platform fee, so it never reduces anyone's stake. Your rank determines both the rate and how many levels deep you earn.
No. SuperBet is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Supercell Oy, Riot Games, Rockstar Games, Chess.com or any other publisher. All game names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Open the bot, link your tag, and queue up. Your first two matches carry no fee.