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# Parlays

> Pick winners across a flat slate of games. Highest score wins. Solo or clan.

## The game

A slate of 15-200 independent games is posted. Pick the winner of each one. Every correct pick earns the same flat points. Highest total score at the end wins.

## How it works

<Steps>
  <Step title="Games posted">
    The operator adds a set of games (e.g., a full NFL Sunday slate) and sets an entry deadline.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Enter and commit picks">
    Pick every game. Your picks are committed as a sealed Merkle root. Pay the entry fee.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Games settle">
    Outcomes are resolved via the oracle. Games can settle individually or in batches.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Reveal picks">
    After all games settle, a reveal window opens. Prove your picks with a Merkle proof.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Scoring and payout">
    Flat scoring — each correct pick earns the same points. Top 3 split the pool.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Clan mode

Parlays also support **clan vs clan** competition:

* Clans of 2-20 members are registered before entry opens.
* Each member enters and picks independently.
* Individual scores are aggregated into a clan score.
* The winning clan's members split the prize pool.

## Key details

* **Games per slate:** 15-200
* **Scoring:** Flat points per correct pick (configurable)
* **Prize split:** Top 3 individuals (or top clans in clan mode)
* **Oracle:** UMA Optimistic Oracle or ResolverAdapter
* **Picks stored:** Bitpacked on-chain (2 bits per game) for gas efficiency