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# NINJA Coin Flip

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## Welcome to Ninja Coin Flip!

In this game, players bet on the outcome of a coin flip. Players can choose to bet on heads or tails, with a minimum bet of 0.1 INJ. Once a player has created a game, they must wait for another player to join before the game can begin. The player who correctly predicts the outcome of the coin flip wins the pot.

## How to create a game?

* connect your wallet on the website
* Go to the Ninja coin Flip tab
* Click "create game"

## Game creation screen

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* **Ticket price:** Amount you want to bet (Min 0.10 INJ)
* **Choose a side:** Choose which side you want to play on!
* **Heads or Tails:** Choose whether you want to bet on heads or tails.
* **Create:** After entering the desired value and choosing your side, create your proposal and wait for an opponent to enter the dispute!
* The game will begin once both players have joined.


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