One run. Real money.

$140
  1. 0%Pick the challenge

    Any level on the GD servers. First try, within 50 tries, die at exactly 69%.

  2. 25%Lock in the money

    It's held, not spent, and chat can pile onto the same pot.

  3. 50%They go for it

    The streamer accepts and plays. A referee inside the game watches every attempt.

  4. 100%Beat it, get paid

    Pull it off and it's theirs seconds later. Miss, and the money goes back.

Any level. Nine ways to make it hurt.

Search any level on the GD servers, from Stereo Madness to Tidal Wave, then pick how hard you want to make it.

The referee plays too.

A mod inside the streamer's game reports every attempt, death and click, signed. Clean runs pay the moment they end. A clear cheat holds the money until a person checks the stream, and anyone can report what the referee missed.

One line per click, from a test run of Clubstep in the real game.A flag sits on the run where everyone can see it.

Built for the stream.

One link in OBS. The live bounty, new money coming in and the moment it pays out, so chat sees every second of it.

Your money waits.

Held, not spentLike a hotel deposit. Nothing leaves unless they do it.
Paid in secondsThe referee checks the run, then the streamer has it.
Back if they missOut of tries, out of time, declined or never accepted: it goes back to everyone who chipped in.

Questions

Is this betting?

No. Only viewers put money in, and they only pay if the streamer pulls it off. Streamers never risk their own money and nobody bets against anyone. It's a bounty.

What stops cheating?

The referee watches the game itself: deaths that don't kill (noclip), the game running slow (speedhacks), clicks no mouse made (bots, macros, auto-clickers), patched game code and edited levels. Mod menus like Mega Hack and Eclipse can stay installed: what counts is what happens in the run. Most runs pay straight away, and anything merely odd stays on the run as a flag everyone can see. A clear cheat holds the money while a person watches that part of the stream: a fair run pays, a cheat goes back to the viewers.

What if I see a cheat it missed?

Report the run. It takes ten seconds, and a person watches that exact moment of the stream.

What if the game crashes?

That attempt counts as used. Otherwise anyone could force-quit right before dying and try again. Short internet drops lose nothing: the referee sends its reports once it's back online.

Which games?

Geometry Dash with Geode. Other games later.

What does it cost?

8% of a bounty, only when it pays. Refunds cost nothing.

Is the money real?

Not yet. This preview runs on play money, so try everything.

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