Practice mode. Every bet uses free test USDC with no real value.Get free test USDC
Make a bet, share the link, and the money stays locked until the result is in.
An example bet
The Lakers beat the Celtics on Friday (final score on ESPN)
You
30 USDC
A friend
10 USDC
Pot 40 USDC
The winner takes 39.2 after the 2% fee
It takes about two minutes, and it's free.
0 of 3 done
A wallet app like MetaMask or Coinbase Wallet holds your money and asks you to approve every bet.
Bets here use test dollars with no real value. Circle's faucet gives you some: pick Base Sepolia and paste your address.
Challenge someone to a duel, take one that's open, or back a side in a pool.
You write the bet and set both stakes. One person takes the other side, and the winner collects the pot.
Leave it open to anyone, or name the friend who should take it.
Start a duelBack an outcome with any amount. Everyone on the winning side splits the pot by how much they put in.
See poolsSay what will happen and where anyone can check it, like a final score or a price on Coinbase.
Share the link. A friend or a stranger matches your stake, or only the wallet you named.
Both stakes sit in a public smart contract until the bet is settled or refunded.
Agree on the result and the winner can collect the pot right away. Disagree, and the resolver proposes a result either of you can dispute.
Nobody's waiting right now.
Post a challenge and send the link to whoever should take the other side.
No. betit runs on Base Sepolia, a test network, so every bet uses test USDC with no value. It's free to try.
A wallet app (MetaMask and Coinbase Wallet both work) and some USDC. On the test network, Circle's faucet gives you test USDC for free.
A digital dollar: one USDC is meant to be worth one US dollar. The test version used here is free and worth nothing.
Every transaction costs a small network fee in ETH. If your wallet is short of ETH when you stake 1 USDC or more, betit sends you a little for free, once a day on each network.
The resolver proposes a result. Either side can dispute it within the dispute window by posting a bond, and the owner then makes the final call.
2% of the pot, out of the winner's payout. If nobody takes your duel, or a bet is voided, every stake comes back in full.
Under My bets, once your wallet is connected. That's also where you collect winnings. Every bet is public on the network's block explorer too.