Sprize: Games, Tickets and Draws

A regular phone game ends with nothing: you play, close it and forget. Sprize adds draws to games. For actions in the app you earn tickets, and tickets enter hourly draws with prizes in TON and USDT. 🎟️

The app opens right inside Telegram, with no separate install.

How the ticket system works

The idea has three steps. You play games or complete tasks. The app credits tickets for each action. The more tickets you hold, the more often you appear in the list for the next draw.

Draws run every hour. According to the project description, up to $1000 can be won per day, but that is the total prize ceiling, not a player's income. 🕐

What else is inside

• Mini games. Short rounds that earn tickets.
• Challenges. Tasks with leaderboards where you can climb above rivals.
• Friends. Invited players bring you rewards.

The leaderboards add some edge: you want to beat people you know and take a higher spot.

Bot commands

There are four main commands:

• /start shows the welcome message.
• /help assists with any issue.
• /paysupport is for payment problems. Type the command and describe the problem right after it.
• /settings shows how to change settings.

If a payout goes wrong, start with /paysupport and keep screenshots.

How work in the app begins

1. The bot starts with the Start button.
2. Each game credits a certain number of tickets.
3. A separate section holds tasks and challenges.
4. The app shows the time of the next draw.

Before putting money in, it is worth understanding how everything works.

What to understand about prizes

A draw is a lottery: the winner is picked at random, and the vast majority of participants win nothing. 🎲 Count a win as a pleasant surprise, not as an earning plan.

• Do not count on income. Your chance of a prize depends on luck and the number of entrants.
• Never spend more than you can lose. If you pay for tickets or upgrades, that is spending, not investing.
• Watch the clock. Short hourly cycles are sticky, so set yourself a limit.
• Check your local laws. Rules for draws and crypto payouts differ between countries.

Wallet safety

Receiving a prize usually requires a wallet address. Share the address only. Never give your seed phrase, passwords or SMS codes to anyone, including people who claim to be support. 🔒

If someone invites you to private messages to "claim your win" after paying a fee, that is a scam.