Rust Coinflip
In Rust coinflip you pick a side, stake coins and flip against another player. The winner takes the pot.
- Active Games
- 11
- Joinable Games
- 2
- Total Amount
- 55.00
- Users Playing
- 5
What Rust coinflip is
Two players, one pot, one flip. The winner takes both stakes.
How a round works
Open a game
Stake from 0.10 coins with no maximum. Pick a side.
Wait
Your game shows in the open list until somebody takes it.
Opponent matches
The joining stake is exactly yours, to the cent.
The flip
Every coin of value is 100 tickets. One ticket is drawn.
Payout
The winner gets the pot minus a 5% rake: two 10 coin stakes pay 19.
If nobody joins
You cannot cancel
An open game stays listed until it is played.
Add Bot
Press it on your own game, or tick Play with bots when you create it. A bot can also take a public game by itself after a short wait.
Private
Meant for a friend you invite. No bot joins by itself.
Ways to play it
Fixed unit
One stake size, about 2% of your balance, after wins and losses alike.
Join, do not create
A joiner picks the exact game and plays at once. A creator waits.
Doubling after a loss
4 losses turn 1 coin into a 16 coin stake, and the rake eats the win.
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Questions players ask
Why was my join refused?
Usually because your balance is below the creator's stake. A join always costs exactly that amount, so deposit first or pick a smaller game.
Is there a maximum stake?
No. Stakes start at 0.10 coins and have no upper limit.
Do both sides always hold the same number of tickets?
Yes. The joiner matches the stake exactly, so a 10 coin game is 1,000 tickets against 1,000: a straight 50/50.