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# Games

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SMOL games will be migrated to HYPE, but will not be available until sometime after launch. Updates will be provided as SMOL games become available.
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HYPE uses Chainlink's [Verifiable Random Function](https://docs.chain.link/vrf/v2/introduction/) (VRF) to provide a provably fair and verifiable random number generator (RNG) that enables the HYPE game contracts to access random values without compromising security or usability.

HYPE will have 4 games:

* [Coin Flip](/games/coin-flip.md) - Pick heads or tails for a true 50/50 wager.
* [Dice](/games/dice.md) - Select the side of the dice you think the roll will land on.
* [Battles ](/games/battles.md)- Choose your stakes and go head to head with another player for any ERC-20 token.
* [Over / Under](/games/over-under.md) - Pick a number between 2 and 99 and choose if a randomly generated number will be over or under your chosen number. 

Each game has a deflationary aspect in that when a player loses, 100% of their wager is **burned**, however, if a player wins, the total **minted** HYPE winnings is slightly less than the odds of the game.

* [Coin Flip ](/games/coin-flip.md)- 95% of wagered amount
* [Dice](/games/dice.md) - 500% of wagered amount
* [Battles](/games/battles.md) - 95% of battle wager
* [Over / Under](/games/over-under.md) - Payout varies based on number chosen and overall odds of winning


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