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The BOUT docs

Start with the round. Follow the readings, understand the price, and check what is published before choosing a side.

Prelaunch. Live readings. Simulated tickets.

Start with the question

Which of two public accounts gains more during the round? That is the question behind every BOUT ticket.

The light corner is A. The dark corner is B. Compare both, then read what decides the round.

How a bout works
Two accounts face the same round. See how a side becomes a ticket, what a share pays, and when stakes return.
Readings and the decision
Trace the public readings behind each round. Check the source, the timing, the middle reading, and the no contest rule.
How a side is priced
Read the opening model and the pool rule. Understand why buying a side moves its price and when a fill is refused.
The live board The PvP lobby
Understand the fight card, account selection, public display names, and the difference between a current lead and a decision.
What is live and what is not
See which parts of BOUT work today. Separate live public readings and simulated tickets from contracts that are not published yet.
Questions
Short answers about BOUT, the chain, simulated tickets, fees, missing readings, and what has not been published yet.
Risks and terms of use
Read the limits before choosing a side. Prices can reach zero, sources can fail, and future contracts carry their own risks.

The rule

Pick two public trading accounts. Over 24 hours or 7 days, whichever grows its profit more wins.

The median of three readings at the start and at the end. A wins if the closing spread exceeds the opening spread.

A flat spread resolves to B. The spread is the difference between the accounts' profit.

Two percent fee on winnings only. A losing share pays nothing.

Either trader leaving, fewer than three eligible readings, or a reading older than twenty minutes. Every stake is returned at cost.