Bet SOL on the squad you think wins pump.fun's Squad Invitational. Everyone who backed the winner splits the whole pot plus the creator fees. There is no house edge.
Pick a squad
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How it works
- Pick a squad and bet SOL
Connect a Solana wallet, choose any squad and send your bet. It goes to the PumpFun WorldCup treasury, which holds every bet until the winner is known.
- The cup decides the winner
The winner is the squad ranked first on pump.fun's Squad Invitational leaderboard when it ends on 9 November at 14:00 UTC. Betting closes at the same moment.
- The winners split the whole pot
Everyone who backed the winning squad is paid from the pot, in proportion to what they bet. Nothing is taken out for us, and the creator fees from the PumpFun WorldCup coin are added on top.
The number next to each squad shows what it pays: the pot divided by the SOL bet on that squad. A squad with less SOL behind it pays more if it wins, and every new bet moves the numbers.
- Pot
- 0.00 SOL
- From bets
- 0.00 SOL
- From creator fees
- 0.00 SOL
- House edge
- 0%
Where the SOL is
No bets yet. The first bet on a squad starts its pool, and it shows up here.
Work out a payout
Pick a squad to see what it pays.
Latest bets
Read straight from the treasury's transactions on Solana.
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Your bets
Connect a wallet to see the bets it has placed.
Questions
Who decides the winner?
pump.fun does. The winner is the squad in first place on pump.fun's Squad Invitational leaderboard when pump.fun marks the final standings.
Which squads are on the board before the cup starts?
Only squads that have signed up for the Squad Invitational. pump.fun does not publish the full list of entries until the competition starts on 26 October, so before then the board shows the squads that pump.fun's public leaderboards mark as entered. When the cup starts, the board switches to the official cup standings with every squad in it.
When does betting close?
Betting closes when the cup ends, on 9 November at 14:00 UTC. A bet that lands on the chain after that moment is not part of the pot and is sent back in full.
What happens to a bet on a squad that does not play in the cup?
If a squad leaves the Squad Invitational before it starts, every bet on that squad is sent back in full when the cup ends and is not part of the pot.
Can I bet on several squads, or more than once?
Yes. Every bet is counted on its own, and you can place as many as you like on any squad.
Where does my SOL go?
To the treasury wallet . Every bet and every payout is a transaction on that address, so anyone can check the pot.
How does the site know which squad I backed?
The bet transaction carries a memo with the squad's pump.fun id. The board reads the treasury's transactions and counts each transfer for the squad named in its memo. Your wallet shows the memo before you sign.
Where do the creator fees come from?
The PumpFun WorldCup coin pays creator fees on every trade on pump.fun. Those fees go to the treasury and become part of the pot, which is why the winners can receive more than was bet.
What if nobody backed the winning squad?
Then every bet is sent back in full, and the creator fees stay in the treasury for the next cup.
Can I cancel a bet?
No. Once the transaction is on the chain the bet is final.
When are winnings paid?
After pump.fun publishes the final standings. Payouts go from the treasury to the wallets that placed the winning bets, and each payout is a public transaction.
Is this run by pump.fun?
No. PumpFun WorldCup is an independent game built on pump.fun's public squad leaderboard and is not affiliated with pump.fun. Betting involves real money, and the rules for it differ between countries, so only bet what you can afford to lose.