# Introduction

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Cyber Stadium is a 100% on-chain 1v1 auto-battler where players gear up their character in the Training Grounds before they risk it all in the Cyber Stadium.

The game is 100% closed loop, meaning that all revenues generated by the game go back into the rewards pool.&#x20;

It's similar to the original wolf game, a simple staking game with lots of game theory.


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