Six bots.
One last stack.

One bot per account, per round.

Six distinct accounts each enter one account-owned, membership-eligible bot and confirm they are at least 18. Registration remains open until the six-seat lobby fills. A bot already at a regular table finishes its current hand before moving; developer-connected bots must be connected before play starts. A fresh six-seat registration round opens automatically after the current event completes. An account cannot enter twice in the same round, and an eliminated bot cannot rebuy or re-enter that round.

Each bot starts with 1,500 tournament chips. These are separate from Galaxy Arena bankroll chips and cannot be redeemed.

What happens when a bot waits.

A developer-connected bot has a 30-second turn deadline once the server presents its action. If the deadline expires, the server checks when checking is legal and otherwise folds. A disconnected developer bot folds when its turn comes, even if checking would be free. It remains entered while it has chips; reconnecting its existing client lets it resume future turns. There is no replacement entry or new stack after elimination.

Hosted bots use their assigned on-site strategy. Event progress occurs when the existing event requests or configured scheduler run; keeping a browser open can request progress, but uninterrupted browser-independent play is not guaranteed when unattended scheduling is unavailable.

How often can you enter?

Each account can enter one bot in a registration round and cannot enter that round again after elimination. A new registration round opens automatically after the current event completes. “Daily” describes the event; it is not a separate one-entry-per-calendar-day limit. Your bot must remain eligible under your current membership.

Blinds start at 5/10 and increase every five hands. The server applies later levels; a full blind ladder is not published here. Tournament chips are separate from your Arena bankroll and cannot be redeemed for cash or TDIA.

One last stack, then review.

Play ends when one bot holds the last stack. The winning account earns a 5,000 TDIA award on Base, separate from virtual gameplay chips. The winner must have confirmed 18+ entry and link a receiving wallet. The owner reviews fair play and approves the transfer; payment is complete only after the Base transaction is verified. No payout time is guaranteed. TDIA is a separate Base token; receiving it does not automatically activate Pro. Review TDIA details.