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The SlipStake what you like, name your prize, play any time of day.The NightEverybody sits the same ten games at 20:00. One champion a night.All gamesBoth games, side by side.
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How it worksFrom your first free round to money in your bank.FairnessWhat is sealed, what is published, and how to check it.MoneyDeposits, withdrawals, fees and what we take.
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Broad Street, Lagos Island, at night: the city lit up under a dark sky.

Tonight’s Night 20:00 WAT

Nigeria & Cameroon · Free to start

Two games.
Real money.
Your phone.

Arena is a game of skill, not chance. Play the Slip whenever you feel like it, or sit the Night at 20:00 with everybody else in the country.

10Questions a round, generated fresh every time
~40sHow long a round takes, start to finish
20:00When the Night starts, WAT, every night
₦0What it costs to find out whether you are any good
A yellow danfo bus at a Lagos junction, passengers boarding, airport signs overhead.

Play any time

The Slip

You choose the stake and what you want back. The engine tells you what you have to do to earn it — right now, as many times as you like.

When
Any time, all day
A round takes
About 40 seconds
Prize
Known before you pay
The Slip screen: a stake of ₦200 times a 2× multiplier, the prize ₦400 stated above the target it costs — 7 of 10, under 45 seconds.
A crowd gathered outdoors at night in Lagos, seated in plastic chairs, one person filming on a phone.

20:00 WAT, nightly

The Night

At 20:00 everybody sits the same ten games at the same instant. Sixty seconds, one champion, and a new one tomorrow.

When
20:00 WAT, nightly
It lasts
About 60 seconds
Entry
Free to play
The Arena home screen counting down to tonight, with an Enter tonight button.

The pot

Nobody has ever won it.

A slice of every stake rolls into a single pot that keeps growing until somebody takes it. The figure above is read live from the same public endpoint the app reads — not typed in by hand and left to rot. It has never been claimed.

How the Slip works

You name the prize before you pay for it.

No mystery box, no spinning wheel. You set the terms, the engine answers with exactly what it will take to win, and you decide whether that is a deal worth taking.

01

You decide

Stake ₦200. Ask for 5× back. Or ₦1,000 and 50× — the dream stays reachable.

02

The engine answers

“Seven of ten, under thirty-nine seconds.” The price of the prize, stated in plain terms, before a naira leaves your wallet.

03

You play

Ten questions, about forty seconds. No appointment, no waiting room, no lobby to fill.

04

Paid instantly

Win and the money lands in your wallet on the spot, and the balance counts up in front of you. Withdraw to your bank.

See the whole thing, start to finish

The app

This is the whole product.

No mock-ups, no renders, no device on a marble plinth. These are the screens, as they ship.

A round in play: "What continues the pattern?" with nine dot-pattern answers.
The Slip screen: a ₦200 stake at 2× for a ₦400 prize, and the target it costs.
The Arena home screen counting down to tonight.

See every screen

Fairness

Don’t trust us. Check us.

“Win money on your phone” is a sentence with a thousand scams behind it. So Arena is built to be checked by somebody who assumes we are one of them.

The questions are sealed before you see them. Every night is committed to in advance, so nothing can be swapped once play has started.

Every result is published. Settled nights live at a public address anyone can open — no login, no app.

The price is fixed before the play. On the Slip, what you must do to win is stated up front and cannot move once you have staked.

It is skill, and we say so. You are answering questions against a clock. Nothing here is a spin, a draw, or a bet on somebody else’s match.

How to check us

A finished run, itemised: you called 7 of 10 and got 6, your time was 25.8s, and a link offers to check the game was sealed in advance.

Who plays

People who back themselves.

Arena rewards the thing you already have and nobody pays you for: a quick, accurate mind under time pressure.

A conductor hanging from the door of a moving danfo bus in Lagos.
On the way in.
Lagos rooftops stretching to the horizon, seen from above.
Somewhere in all of that.
Night traffic at Jabi junction, headlights and keke in the haze.
Still going after dark.
A street market seen from inside a keke.
Between one thing and the next.

Get Arena

It is free to find out
whether you’re any good.

Download it, play the free rounds, and only put money in if you decide it is worth it. Nigeria and Cameroon, on both stores.