Bridict is an amusement-based prediction pool interface. Players select match outcomes, stake USDT, and interact with blockchain smart contracts through the website. The platform does not act as a sportsbook, casino, bookmaker, financial exchange, or investment service.
No. Bridict is presented as an entertainment and recreational prediction pool service. It does not set fixed odds, does not take the opposite side of player predictions, and does not guarantee winnings or returns. Laws differ by jurisdiction, so each player is responsible for knowing whether use is permitted where they live or access the service.
Players must be at least 18 years old, or the legal age of majority in their jurisdiction if higher. Players must also be legally allowed to use blockchain wallets, tokens, and prediction-style entertainment services in their location.
Open the player page, connect a wallet or unlock a local browser wallet, choose an open match, select an outcome, enter the stake amount, approve USDT if required, and submit the prediction. Go to the player page.
The player DApp supports browser wallets such as MetaMask and a local browser wallet. WalletConnect may also be available when configured by the admin. A wallet is required to place predictions, approve tokens, claim winnings, and claim refunds.
The local browser wallet is an encrypted wallet saved only inside the player’s browser. The password is not stored by the website. The player is responsible for keeping the password and private key safe. Clearing browser data, losing the password, or using another device may prevent access to that local wallet.
Unlocked local wallets can remain active while browsing the same website domain during the current browser tab session. For safety, players should lock or close the wallet when finished.
Yes. Blockchain transactions on BNB Smart Chain normally require BNB for gas. This includes token approvals, predictions, claims, refunds, and wallet transfers. Without enough BNB, the transaction may fail even when the wallet has enough USDT.
Before the smart contract can receive a player’s USDT stake, the wallet may need to approve the contract to spend the selected amount. Approval is a blockchain transaction and may require BNB gas.
A voucher is a code created by the admin that can fund a player wallet with USDT and, when configured, a small BNB gas amount. Vouchers are useful for onboarding players who need a wallet balance before playing.
Open or unlock the local browser wallet, click the voucher redemption panel, enter the voucher code, and submit. The voucher sends funds to the wallet address shown in the player interface. Voucher codes may be one-time use and may expire.
A voucher can be rejected if the code is invalid, already used, expired, unavailable, blocked, or if the funding wallet cannot complete the transfer. Check the code and contact support if the issue continues.
The referral program lets eligible users share a referral link or referral code. When a new player uses that referral and later places valid predictions, the referrer may earn a percentage of the platform operating fee from eligible settled matches. Referral rewards are not taken from the player’s stake or winnings.
Open the referral page while your local browser wallet is unlocked. The referral page displays the referral code and referral link assigned to that wallet. Open the referral page.
Share your referral link with the other player. When the player opens the link, the referral code is saved in their browser. If they later submit a confirmed prediction using a different wallet, the referral prediction can be recorded for admin review.
No. Self-referrals are blocked. If the referrer wallet and player wallet are the same, the referral prediction is not recorded.
Referral rewards count only on eligible referred predictions after the related match is settled and the platform fee is actually kept. Cancelled, voided, invalid, self-referred, or fully refunded activity does not normally create referral rewards.
No. Referral rewards are calculated from the platform operating fee only, not from the full pool, not from other players’ principal stakes, and not from the winning player’s claim amount.
Referral binding may be recorded on-chain when the updated smart contract is used, which improves transparency around which referrer was attached to a player. Referral commission calculation, review, approval, and payout are still handled by the website/admin system.
Referral payouts are subject to admin approval, minimum payout settings, fraud checks, and platform rules. The admin may mark referral commissions as pending, paid, cancelled, or void based on the referral records.
An open match is available for new predictions before its lock time. Once the lock time passes, players can no longer submit new predictions for that match.
Home means the home team wins. Away means the away team wins. Draw means the match officially ends tied, but Draw is shown only when that market is available for that match.
Draw is normally hidden for American Football and Basketball leagues because those sports usually settle by final winner, including overtime when applicable. Admins can also override Draw availability per match.
Association Football matches are generally settled by the official 90-minute result plus stoppage time. Extra time and penalty shootouts do not count unless the match is offered without a Draw option. If no Draw option is offered, the match is treated as an outright-win or qualification market and settled by the team that officially wins or qualifies.
American Football and Basketball matches are settled by the official final score, including overtime. A Draw or Tie wins only if the official game ends tied and that option was offered.
Choose an open match, select Home, Draw, or Away when available, enter a stake amount, confirm that you agree to the Terms and Conditions, approve USDT if required, and submit the prediction from your wallet.
No. The DApp checks the current minimum before submission, and the smart contract can reject transactions below the effective current minimum. Enter an amount equal to or above the current minimum shown for that match.
The current minimum is the minimum USDT amount required to submit a prediction on a specific match at that moment. It starts from the match base minimum and may increase automatically as the match pool grows.
Dynamic minimums help protect active pools from spam, very small entries, and low-value transactions. As a match attracts a larger pool, the minimum can rise by predefined brackets so new entries remain meaningful and fair to the pool.
The recommended rule is pool-based. The smart contract checks the match total pool and applies the matching bracket. This is fairer than counting predictions because one large prediction can affect the pool more than many tiny predictions.
The homepage and player DApp can display the current minimum on open match cards. The player DApp also uses it in the prediction form before submitting the transaction.
Yes. If other players add to the pool, the match may cross a configured bracket and the current minimum may increase. Refresh the match data or reopen the prediction form before submitting if the pool is moving quickly.
The DApp should warn you before submission. If the pool changed after the page loaded, the smart contract can still reject the transaction with a minimum-stake error. Enter the updated current minimum or a higher amount and try again.
Yes. Admin can update or clear the dynamic minimum brackets from the admin tools when connected with an authorized admin wallet. The match base minimum remains the base value, while the current minimum is calculated from the active bracket rules.
No. Blockchain transactions are final once confirmed. A submitted prediction cannot usually be edited, reversed, or cancelled by the website.
This depends on the smart contract rules and the interface settings. If multiple predictions are allowed, the player’s totals may be added under the selected outcomes for that match.
My Predictions filters the match list to show matches where the connected wallet has participated. It can include open, locked, settled, cancelled, claimable, or refundable matches depending on the match status.
On match cards or rows, click the Stats pill next to a team name. Clicking the match card itself opens the play overlay, while clicking the Stats pill opens the team information overlay. The stats request is made only when the Stats pill is clicked, so API requests are not preloaded for every team.
Team statistics summarize the selected team’s season activity for the resolved league and season of that match. Depending on API availability, this may include matches played, wins, draws, losses, goals or points scored, goals or points conceded, form, home and away records, and other season totals.
The standings row shows where the selected team sits in the selected league and season. Common fields include rank, points, played matches, wins, draws, losses, goal difference, group, form, round or qualification description, and last update time. For tournaments, standings may be grouped by group stage or round.
Stats or standings may be unavailable if the sports data provider has not published that league, season, team, or match data yet, if the match external ID cannot be resolved, or if the selected sport uses a different data format. Missing data does not affect the smart contract or the player’s submitted prediction.
No. Team statistics and standings are provided for information only and should not be used as the sole basis for your prediction. Sports results can change because of form, injuries, rotations, weather, schedule pressure, match rules, overtime, penalties, official decisions, and other factors outside the platform’s control.
No. The service is pool-based. Payouts depend on pool activity, total stakes, winning outcome totals, and the smart contract settlement rules. The platform does not promise fixed odds or guaranteed returns.
After a match is settled, winning players can claim their payout from the smart contract. Winning players share the eligible pool after the platform operating fee according to the contract logic and each player’s stake.
The platform operating fee is currently shown as 3%. It helps cover operating costs, website infrastructure, DApp maintenance, support, and smart contract interaction facilitation. The fee may be applied according to the smart contract and platform rules.
If no player picked the winning outcome, eligible stakes are refunded according to the refund rule, minus the platform operating fee of 3% when applicable.
You can claim only after the match is officially settled and your wallet has a winning prediction. The claim action must be sent from the same wallet that made the prediction.
Refunds may be available if a match is cancelled, marked refundable, or has no winner under the applicable rules. Refunds must be claimed from the wallet that placed the eligible prediction.
A claim or refund may fail if the match is not settled, the wallet did not win, the refund is not available, the amount was already claimed, the wallet is on the wrong network, or the wallet does not have enough BNB for gas.
After a wallet action is confirmed, the DApp may show a transaction hash. Players can open that hash in the configured block explorer to view the public blockchain record.
A transaction may remain pending because of network congestion, low gas, RPC delays, or wallet/provider issues. The website cannot force validators or blockchain networks to confirm transactions.
No. Confirmed blockchain transactions cannot be reversed by the website. The platform also cannot control wallet providers, RPC providers, validators, block explorers, token contracts, or the underlying blockchain network.
Browser wallets such as MetaMask manage keys outside the website. The local browser wallet stores the encrypted private key in the player’s browser only. The password is not stored by the website.
Use the correct website URL, protect your wallet password and private key, keep enough BNB for gas, review wallet confirmations before signing, avoid sharing voucher codes, and never give your private key or seed phrase to anyone.
Yes. Players must confirm that they have read, understood, and agreed to the Terms and Conditions before connecting, creating or unlocking a local wallet, or submitting predictions. Read the Terms and Conditions.
Wallet addresses, approvals, token transfers, predictions, claims, refunds, and transaction hashes may be visible on public blockchain networks and block explorers. The website cannot erase blockchain records.
The Privacy Policy explains browser storage, wallet data, prediction activity, logs, notifications, PWA behavior, and blockchain visibility. Read the Privacy Policy.
For support, contact admin@bridict.com. Include your wallet address, match ID, transaction hash, and a short description of the issue. Do not send private keys, seed phrases, or wallet passwords.
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