This is a play-token game modeled on the public shape of prediction games: a yes or no question, a crowd chance, a close time, and a named source that settles it. The pool split is pari-mutuel. What you get back depends on the final pool, not on a price locked at the moment you call.
Tokens
A new player receives 1,000 play tokens. Once a day, a player with fewer than 2,000 tokens receives 25 more, so a player who loses a pool can keep playing. Tokens cannot be bought, sold, transferred, or cashed out. They are not a coin and they are not a prize.
A question
Each question says what counts as yes, when calls stop, and which public source settles it. The chance on the card is the yes tokens divided by all the tokens in that question. With no calls yet, the card shows 50%.
The 10% game fee
When the source settles a question, one tenth of that play pool, rounded down, leaves play and sits in the game-fee ledger. The correct side splits the other 90% in proportion to what they put in. A leftover token from rounding goes to the earliest equal-largest call. If nobody called the correct side, the whole pool goes to the fee ledger. A void returns every token and takes no fee.
People
Anyone can read the board. A call needs an account. Ada and Nia are example players already on the opening questions, so the chances are visible. The house account opens questions and writes down what the source said. Any player can propose a question. It stays off the board until the house opens it.
What this is not
There is no cash pool, no card payment, and no payout of money or goods. The other sites' payment account is not connected to this game.