Flip Hop has a minimum participation rule: at least 5 unique wallets must join a round for a winner to be selected. If that threshold isn’t met, the round works differently. Here’s exactly what happens.
What Is the Minimum Participant Rule?
Each daily round requires participation from at least 5 unique wallets. This rule exists to ensure that rounds have a meaningful level of participation before a winner is selected.
What Happens If the Minimum Isn’t Met?
If a round closes at 00:00 UTC and fewer than 5 unique wallets participated:
- No winner is selected for that round
- 100% of the net daily value rolls over to the next round
- The next round starts with a larger base pool
What Is the “Net Daily Value” in This Context?
The net daily value is the total ticket purchases from that round minus any affiliate commissions paid. If no winner is selected, this entire amount carries forward — not just a portion of it.
Does This Mean My Tickets Are Lost?
No. Your tickets remain active for the next round. However, since the total net value is carried over, the prize for the next round increases, benefiting all participants.
How Often Does This Happen?
This depends on daily participation levels. The rollover mechanism is designed to handle low-participation rounds automatically, without any manual intervention, and to keep the pool growing until conditions are met.
Is This Verifiable?
Yes. Because Flip Hop operates on blockchain infrastructure, round activity — including rounds where no winner was selected and the full value rolled over — is recorded on-chain and can be verified through the blockchain explorer.
What Should I Do If I Participated in a Round With No Winner?
Nothing special is required. Your tickets were registered for that round. If you want to participate in the next round, simply purchase new tickets within the next 24-hour window.