Every Discord community depends on tournaments to keep members engaged, and generally revolves around games such as Rumble Royale, Poker Now, & Smash Karts.

But hosting & participating in these events requires a huge manual effort, resulting in poor participation & scalability.

• Community managers have to manually record & verify the winners against their Discord IDs
• Players have to open tickets to share their wallet addresses to claim prizes
• Community managers have to process each prize manually
• Community manager overhead grows with every new player, making it impossible to handle large groups

Tumble Party removes all that friction.

With Tumble Party, a manager simply:

• Creates a tournament
• Funds a prize pool on-chain
• Sets the number of winners
• Shares the tournament link

Players join, link Discord id & wallet (once), compete, and when the match ends, rewards are automatically distributed based on rankings.

No spreadsheets. No manual payouts. Just pure fun.

And we’re not just limited to Discord. Any platform that has a community (Telegram, Zora, Twitch, WhatsApp, Reddit, etc) can use Tumble Party as a plug-and-play tournament layer.

Here’s What We Offer

• Tournaments that auto-pay winners
• Community events with token or NFT-gated entry
• Cross-community competitions (DAO vs DAO, guild vs guild)
• Brand-sponsored events that reward participation instantly

We make organising tournaments faster, safer, and transparent, turning a 30-minute setup and payout task into a one-click process.

During development, we faced two main hurdles:

1. Integrating on-chain logic without violating Discord’s crypto policies
   -- Discord forbids bots from transacting crypto directly.
   -- Solution: We moved all wallet and funding operations to a secure Web3 dashboard, while the Discord bot handles only identity and event updates via OAuth2.
2. Ensuring tamper-proof results for a WebGL game
   -- Unity WebGL clients can be inspected or spoofed.
   -- Solution: We shifted all core game logic and scoring to our server-authoritative backend, verifying results before triggering smart-contract payouts.

Both fixes made the system fully compliant, trustless, and production-ready.

https://github.com/X2C-fun/Tumble-Party

https://tumble-party-test.vercel.app/

Alpha Build on Base Demonstrates

• Working Unity Desktop multiplayer
• Verified wallet linking
• Smart-contract prize distribution
• Successful closed test with 20 users on the X2C Discord (zero manual ops required)

Our first users are web3 communities that already host tournaments but struggle with manual logistics.

Validated through:

• Pilot test on X2C’s Discord (20 players, strong retention & feedback)
• Interviews with community managers running 1–5k member servers
• Demand for token-based automation and fair play verification

Once established, we’ll expand beyond web3 groups and brand communities on Telegram and Reddit.

1. PokerNow
   -- URL: https://www.pokernow.club/
   -- MAUs: 1.6M
   -- Focus: Browser-based poker

2. Smash Karts
   -- URL: https://smashkarts.io/
   -- MAUs: 2.4M
   -- Focus: 3D multiplayer battles

3. Rumble Royale
   -- URL: https://rumbleroyale.net/
   -- Discord Servers: 79.5k
   -- Focus: Idle, low effort, text-based, PvP games

While all of the above address a specific type of player, none of them have crypto rails. So, in addition to offering native crypto rails, we offer multi-game experiences, token-enabled events, and fully automated on-chain payouts. Providing a 100x experience as compared to the traditional solutions.

Tumble Party isn’t just a game; it’s a reward infrastructure that any community can build on.