Micro-betting means making short-timeframe predictions on live win-probability movement instead of waiting only for final game outcomes.

Rush Sports currently supports esports markets only.

No. Session-based gameplay is used to reduce wallet interruptions while preserving clear on-chain accounting for placement and settlement.

Payout timing depends on window completion and settlement processing, but rounds are designed to settle automatically and quickly after close.

Start in demo mode, read how the two game modes work, and then move to live markets with conservative stake sizing.

No. Rush Sports is designed as a non-custodial product. Session flows are used for speed, but settlement and balances are handled through on-chain program logic.

If live price data is stale or unavailable, prediction placement can be restricted and affected rounds can be canceled according to settlement safeguards.

Yes. Demo mode is intended for practice and does not require wallet funding, while live mode requires a funded session for real predictions.

Outcomes and settlements are processed with on-chain records, and supporting interfaces are available in app views such as match history and leaderboard context.