Real prices.
Play money.
Lodo is a game about Bitcoin’s price. You choose Up or Down. All money is pretend.
One game. Two ways to play.
PRACTICE
Lodo
Start with $100 of free play money. Start over with $100 after your current play ends.
YOU ARE HERE
Lodo Prime
A pretend $10 gets you $50 to play. Reach $100 after fees. The first $50 is removed; the rest becomes yours.
Finish at $125 → keep $75.
Same game. Separate balances.
How a play works
- Choose an amount and a prize.
At 2×, a $10 play aims to return $20 after fees.
- Pick Up or Down. Press Go.
A move in your direction can win. A move against you can lose your wager.
- Take it early, or wait.
Take the cash-out amount shown, when available. Or wait for your prize and risk losing your wager.
Small price moves can end a play quickly.
Prime: the few rules
- $1 minimum. Below $1, you may play the whole remainder.
- Before reaching $100, nothing can be withdrawn.
- Once unlocked, your balance can rise or fall. Any amount left can be withdrawn after the open play ends.
- Get another $50 challenge only when your balance reaches $0.
- Purchases and withdrawals are simulated. No bank or wallet is involved.
Behind the scenes
Live Bitcoin prices decide the result. There is no fixed timer or set chance of winning.
Our computer tracks each play even when you close the app. Come back to see the result.
Each browser saves access to a separate account. Your balance and history stay separate from other players. Keep that saved data to return.
During development, our computer is a Mac. It and the internet must stay on. If prices stop arriving, the play waits for checking.
Why does $10 start below $10?
A 5% entry fee leaves $9.50 to start a $10 play. Other fees can apply to winning profit. Every cash-out amount and prize shown already includes all fees. Open Fees & details for the full breakdown.
Save it on your iPhone
In Safari, tap Share → Add to Home Screen. Open Lodo Prime from that icon. You can allow result notifications there.