One pot per pair. Every chip on the table.
Tilt options are fully collateralized: the max payout sits in the pot before the hand starts, so there's nothing to default on.
Bring the bag
Pick the memecoin you're underwater on. It's your stake — no need to sell at the bottom to take a new shot.
Pick a fresh pair
Choose a new pump.fun launch and a strike. A taker matches your stake with enough collateral to cover the full payout.
Settled once
At expiry the pot pays out in a single settlement. No margin calls, no liquidations, no partial fills to chase.
Deal yourself in.
Stake your bag against a fresh launch. Pick how hard it has to run and when the hand ends.
Tables on the floor
Sample data
| Bag | New pair | Strike | Pot | Settles in |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $MOODENG | $FROGCEO | 5x | $4,200 | 4h 12m |
| $GIGA | $SADHAMSTER | 2x | $1,860 | 38m |
| $WIF | $BONKBAR | 10x | $12,750 | 21h 05m |
| $PNUT | $TILTCAT | 2x | $960 | 5h 47m |
| $GIGA | $FROGCEO | 5x | $3,310 | 1h 09m |
House rules
What does “fully collateralized” mean here?
Both sides of every option are locked in the pot when it opens. The maximum payout already exists on-chain, so there is no counterparty risk, no margin, and no liquidation.
What does “settled once” mean?
Each pot has a single settlement at expiry. The new pair’s price is checked against the strike, and the entire pot goes to the winning side in one transaction.
Why would I stake a coin I’m down on?
Selling at the bottom locks in the loss. Tilt lets you put that bag to work on a fresh launch instead — if the new pair runs, you get paid out in more than you put in.
Which coins can I use?
Any SPL memecoin with enough liquidity to price, staked against new pump.fun launches listed on Tilt.
Is this risky?
Yes. If the new pair misses the strike, you lose your stake. Only play with what you can afford to lose.