1.1. Overview
GACHA is a brand-new lottery-style gambling game themed around poker. It operates in 12-hour rounds, where players who join each round compete in a PvP format to win a prize pool.
No skill required, purely luck-based
Easy for anyone to play, designed with a casual touch
1.2. Game Rules
When you spin GACHA, you receive two starting cards, just like in poker. Your basic goal each round is to form the strongest five-card hand out of seven available cards (your two cards plus five community cards).
While the ranking is based on standard poker hand rankings, GACHA offers some unique features:
Two Play Modes
Free Version
You can spin once per round for free. It’s free to join, and there’s a $BERA prize pool, so you’d be missing out if you don’t join!!! Additionally, it’s easy to dive in and get a feel for the game, making it a perfect first step.Token Betting Version
You can spin as many times as you like in each round. Each spin requires you to wager tokens, adding a more thrilling gambling edge to the game. Additionally, the prize pool for the round is shared among the participating players (details below).
About “10 SPIN” and “69 SPIN”
In the Betting version, you can choose not just 1 SPIN but also 10 SPIN or 69 SPIN.
For example, if you pick “10 SPIN,” your starting hand (two cards) is fixed at the start, and then the community cards are revealed for 10 separate spins.
Your final hand is determined by the strongest combination using the community cards that appear across those 10 spins. That strongest combination will be displayed on the result screen.
Doing multiple spins at once is convenient if you want to place larger bets.
1.3. Determini
ng the Winner
The rankings in GACHA follow the standard Texas Hold’em hand rankings. If multiple players have hands of the same rank (grading), the following rules apply:
If players share the same hand rank, the tiebreak is decided by the specific card strength within that rank (e.g., in the same flush, it depends on the highest card, and so on).
If the hands are completely identical (no way to differentiate the strength), the winner is chosen at random.
Even if you’re not familiar with all the ins and outs of poker, you can enjoy GACHA by simply looking at each hand’s grade!
2.1. Playing Step by Step
Here’s how to actually play GACHA:
Go to the GACHA Wars Page
https://app.berapoker.com/gacha-warsRegister an Account and Connect Your Wallet
If you already have an account, log in. Otherwise, create a new account and link your EVM wallet.Choose Your Game Mode
Select either “Betting (Token Betting)” or “Free,” according to your preference. If you’re a beginner, trying the Free version first is recommended.If You Choose Betting, Select the Number of Spins
Choose from 1 SPIN, 10 SPIN, or 69 SPIN. The more spins you choose at once, the more community cards get revealed, and you might even encounter some rare visual effects!Then, Just Pray for a Strong Hand!
Spin to reveal your hand and the community cards, aiming for the strongest possible hand. If luck is on your side, you might shoot up the rankings and snag a big prize!
One of GACHA’s greatest draws is that if you win, you can receive a prize that’s many times your stake. Let’s go over how prizes are distributed in both the Free version and the Token Betting version.
3.1. Prize Distribution Rules (Token Betting Version)
In the Token Betting version, the tokens wagered each time a player spins are pooled together as the prize. After the round ends, the top three players share this prize pool. Here’s how it works in detail:
Distribution of the Total Prize Pool Each Round
90%: Split among the top three players
5%: Rake (operational costs)
5%: Carry-over to the next round
Prize Split Among the Top 3
1st place → 60%
2nd place → 30%
3rd place → 10%
For example, if the total pool is 1,000 tokens, 900 tokens go to the top three. Of those, 1st place gets 540 tokens (60%), 2nd place gets 270 tokens (30%), and 3rd place gets 90 tokens (10%).
When You Receive the Prize
Once the round ends and the rankings are finalized, your tokens are automatically sent to your connected EVM wallet within one hour.
There’s no complicated procedure — just wait, and the tokens will be deposited automatically.
3.2. Prize Distribution Rules (Free Version)
In the Free version, you don’t need to wager tokens, but the top three players still receive a prize:
There is a pre-set prize pool funded by the organizers, from which the top three players are paid.
Unlike the Token Betting version, there is no rake or carry-over.
It’s simply split among the top three, making it great for beginners or anyone who wants to play lightly.
If you’d like to “play without risk” (though, personally, I’ve never met anyone who doesn’t crave some excitement!), start with the Free version. Actually, if you’re not playing at all, you’re missing out!
That covers the highlights and play instructions for BeraPoker’s latest gambling game, “GACHA.” It merges the fun of forming Texas Hold’em-style hands with the thrill of competing for prize money in a PvP setup. It’s both accessible and intensely exciting.
Casual design that beginners can enjoy
Two versions: Free and Token Betting
Authentic element of competing via poker hand strength
Straightforward prize distribution rules
Don’t overthink it — just spin, check your hole cards and the community cards, and get excited about what kind of hand you might form. That’s the real charm of GACHA.
Give GACHA a try today. You never know — you might score a huge win waiting just around the corner!