Pipisa Bot: Fun Game for Group Chats

Big chats often lack a light excuse to joke around and compete. Pipisa Bot supplies one: a simple game with a daily attempt, a leaderboard and adult humor. It is entertainment for friends, not a serious service, and the 18+ label matters. 🎲

How the game works

The bot runs in group chats. Once a day each member types /dick and receives a random result: the number can go up or down. Luck decides, there is no skill involved.

The fun is in the competition: the chat watches who did better, and bad rolls turn into memes. The bot has around 280 thousand monthly users.

The commands

• /dick makes your daily attempt.
• /top_dick shows the top ten of your chat.
• /global_top shows the overall ranking across chats.
• /stats sends your statistics as a picture.
• /buy offers extra attempts for purchase.
• /help explains the rules.

Paid attempts: worth it?

Extra attempts are sold through the buy command. It is a purely in-game mechanic: no real prizes, it only lets you influence the ranking more. Whether to spend is up to you, but the result stays random. 💸

Check the price and payment method inside the bot before buying, and contact the manager listed in the profile if there is a dispute.

Setting it up in your chat

1. Add the bot to the group.
2. Ask members to type /dick.
3. Check /top_dick a day later.
4. For extra spark, announce a chat prize for first place, such as a status or a joke title.

Making the bot an admin is not required: for regular play it only needs to post in the chat. 🏆

Good manners

Jokes about personal topics do not suit everyone. In chats with coworkers, relatives or minors, skip this game. If someone is uncomfortable, remove the bot instead of pressuring people to join.

• Do not push members. Playing should be voluntary.
• Do not mock low scorers. It is a random number generator, not a judgment of a person.
• Watch the age. The bot is unsuitable for kids' or school chats.

Game bots are noisy: daily messages can fill the feed and drown out important news. Agree on a time and a thread for playing, and add a line about the game to the chat rules. That way the bot stays a pleasant bonus, not a source of arguments. 🙂

Ideas to keep it fresh

To stop the bot from getting stale after a week, add seasons. Announce monthly results, crown a joke champion and give them a title in the pinned message. People like seeing their name on a list, even when the prize is symbolic.

You can run team races: two squads compare combined results. It brings the chat closer, and the losers get a reason for a rematch. The key is that nobody feels left out.

One last tip: do not take it seriously. The result is random, and the conversation in the chat is worth more than any table. 😄

Privacy and data

The bot sees the names of members who type commands and shows them in rankings. If you do not want your nickname in the global top, skip the global ranking or use a neutral profile name.