Chain Cup · Live on Solana Mainnet

Play Football for SOL

Chain Cup — real-time on-chain football on Solana. Pick a side, outscore the enemy team, and split the pot with your teammates.

What is ChainPot Football?

Chain Cup is ChainPot’s team game: real-time 2D football matches from 1v1 all the way up to 8v8. Pay your SOL entry, take the pitch, and outscore the other side.

The winning team splits the pooled pot equally, paid out by the on-chain Solana program the moment the match ends — no custodian, no manual claim.

How to play

  1. 1

    Connect a wallet

    Use Phantom, Solflare, or any Solana wallet — no email, no signup forms.

  2. 2

    Join a match

    Pick a team size from 1v1 to 8v8 and pay the SOL entry fee for your seat.

  3. 3

    Score and win

    Outscore the opposing team. The winning side splits the pot on-chain.

Game modes

1v1 – 8v8

Symmetric team rooms from a solo duel to full 8-a-side matches (2–16 players).

Team payout

The winning team splits the pot equally — settled on-chain when the whistle blows.

Why play on ChainPot

100% on-chain pots

Entry fees and payouts are custodied by a Solana program, not us.

Sub-second settlement

Winnings hit your wallet the moment the match resolves.

Provably fair

Server-authoritative simulation with on-chain settlement you can verify.

No bots

Every opponent is a real player who paid the same entry as you.

Strategy & tips: how to win more Football

Spread the field, don’t swarm the ball

Teams that clump around the ball leave their own goal wide open. Hold your shape, keep a player back, and pass into space to pull the defense apart. A patient team that keeps its structure almost always beats a pack of players all chasing the same ball.

Chain kick and close-control

Space kicks the ball hard; close control (C) glues it to your feet for a beat so you can turn out of pressure. Chain them together — control, cut past the defender, then kick into the open goal. Learning to dribble under pressure is what separates a scrappy match from a clean finish.

Play for the scoreline, not personal glory

The whole winning side splits the pot equally, so a team goal pays every teammate the same. One clean, worked goal beats three selfish solo runs that give the ball away. Set up your teammates and the pot takes care of itself.

Defend the counter-attack

The moment you lose the ball, the other side has a fast break at your undefended goal. Keep one player disciplined near your own net at all times — conceding on the counter is how most Chain Cup leads quietly evaporate.

Football for SOL: frequently asked questions

How big are the teams in Chain Cup?

Match sizes run from a 1v1 duel up to 8v8 — symmetric team rooms with 2 to 16 players in total. Every seat pays the same SOL entry, and the pooled pot goes to the winning side.

How is the football pot split between the winning team?

The winning team splits the pot equally, paid out by the on-chain Solana program the moment the final whistle blows. There is no captain’s cut and no manual claim — each teammate’s share lands directly in their own wallet.

What happens if a football match ends in a draw?

A level match at full time refunds every player’s entry; the small platform fee is the only deduction. Nobody loses their stake on a genuine tie.

Is Chain Cup the same game as ChainPot Snake?

It’s the same platform, the same wallet, and the same on-chain settlement, but a different game — real-time 2D football instead of snake. Your Solana wallet and balance work across both, so you can switch between them any time.

Can I play football on my own?

Yes — a 1v1 room is a solo duel against one other player. If you’d rather play as a team, join a larger room and you’ll be balanced onto a side automatically.

More questions? Read the full ChainPot FAQ.

Ready to play Football for SOL?

Connect a Solana wallet, pick a room, and the pot is yours to win.

New to crypto? Read the wallet guide, the FAQ, or the risk disclosure before you play.