FairGram: Game Rules and Risks

FairGram is a real-money game in Telegram, so the essentials come first: it is for adults 18+, every bet's outcome is random, and everything staked can be lost. Below is how the service is built and what its rules look like.

The project calls itself "fair prediction games". The bet is not placed on cards or reels but on blockchain data.

What you actually bet on

According to the bot's description, you have to predict the last digit of the blockchain's gas value. The choices are odd or even, big or small.

If the prediction matches, the bot states a payout of double. Other multipliers, fees and stake limits are not named in the description, so confirm them inside the bot before any bet.

• Odd or even. You guess the parity of the last digit.
• Big or small. You guess which half of the range the value falls into.
• Payout. The bot claims a doubling for a correct prediction.

What "fair" means on a blockchain

The idea is that the result comes from public network data rather than a closed random generator on a server. In theory any player can check the outcome against the blockchain record.

But a public source for the number does not guarantee that the operator pays winnings reliably, keeps the terms or avoids hidden fees. You can only test payout honesty through your own observations and with small amounts. 🔍

The math that "double" leaves out

An odd or even bet looks like a fair coin. If the payout is exactly double and there are no fees, the expected result would be zero. Any fee or deduction pushes it below zero.

A run of several losses in a row is possible in any setup. Trying to win it back by doubling stakes quickly hits the limit and the size of your balance. 📉

So there is no reliable strategy. Treat the game as paid entertainment, not as a way to earn.

Risks worth knowing up front

1. Losing money. Any bet can be lost completely.
2. Dependence. Short rounds push people to play longer than planned.
3. Law. Real-money gambling is restricted or banned in several countries. Check the rules where you live.
4. Scammers. Fake bots imitate known games. Take the link only from the project's official announcement channel.

How to limit your own losses

Decide in advance how much you can lose without hurting your budget, and do not top up beyond it. A win is no reason to raise stakes.

Never enter a wallet recovery phrase and never send money on request from a private message. If you notice you play more than you meant to, stop. ⚠️

Keep a record: write down how much you deposited and withdrew each week. Numbers on paper sober you up better than any advice, and the habit of counting helps you notice in time when spending gets out of hand.

The bot's interface is available in English and Russian. If you are under 18, using such a service is not allowed.