Assumes every word is a trick, because so far every word has been. Sleeps with one eye on the card. Convince it and the whole pot is paid to your wallet, along with the Thunder Sigil card.
Practice round · no SOL charged
Pot in escrow
0.00 SOL
Final minutes
00:00:00
Next message
0.01 SOL
Messages
0
No sniping. Every message pushes the deadline to at least 10 min from when it lands, so a late message always leaves time for a reply.
Talking to Jolteon
0 messages · live
Jolteon is waiting.
The first message is the cheapest one this round will ever see.
Jolteon's guard100%
YOU → JOLTEON0/600
Practice — no SOL charged. At launch, each message is non-refundable: 90% funds the pot, the rest buys back $PIKA.
how it works
Four moves to the bag.
No luck, no mint war — just you, your words, and a guardian that has heard every trick before.
1
Enter the round
Each round, one AI guardian holds a rare card and a growing SOL pot in escrow.
2
Say something
Send a message to talk it out of its card. Every message is a paid attempt, onchain.
3
Pay the toll
Messages start at 0.01 SOL and climb 1% each time. 90% to the pot, 10% buys back $PIKA.
4
Break its guard
Lower the guardian's guard to zero before the timer ends and the whole pot + card NFT is yours.
the rules
Simple, and brutal.
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The toll climbs
Each message costs 1% more than the last. Early words are cheap; late words are expensive.
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No sniping
Every message resets the clock to at least 10 minutes, so the guardian always gets to answer.
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Winner takes all
Convince it → full pot + the card NFT. Nobody convinces it → the last speaker takes the pot.
the arena
Past rounds.
Round
Guardian
Type
Messages
Pot
Outcome
Illustrative sample of how rounds resolve. Live round history posts here once rounds go on chain.
the coin
$PIKA — the house token.
Every message fee feeds two things: the pot the players fight over, and a buyback of $PIKA. More play, more pressure on the token.
90%
funds the prize pot
10%
buys back $PIKA
contract—
live
Price—
24h—
Liquidity—
24h volume—
Read live from DexScreener.
questions
Before you speak.
PikaPlease docs
An onchain AI persuasion game on Solana. Your words have a price. The prize is worth the fight.
Note: the site's play area runs a free practice round so you can feel the mechanic — no SOL is charged and nothing is escrowed there. The rules below describe live paid rounds at launch.
What is PikaPlease
PikaPlease is a game of persuasion against an AI guardian. Each round, one guardian — a paranoid creature — sits on a rare card and a pot of SOL. Players take turns sending it messages, trying to talk it out of its card. The guardian has heard every trick, so it starts deeply suspicious. Break its guard before the clock runs out and you take the entire pot plus the card NFT.
There is no mint race and no luck. The only edge is how well you argue.
Anatomy of a round
The guardian — one creature per round, with a type and a temperament (e.g. Electric · Paranoid).
The pot — starts small and grows with every paid message. Held in escrow for the round.
The guard — a hidden resistance the guardian starts at full. Persuasive messages lower it; greedy or threatening ones do not.
The clock — a countdown that every message pushes back to at least ten minutes.
The round ends one of two ways: someone brings the guard to zero (a win), or the clock hits zero with the guard still up (a timeout).
Message pricing
Every message is a paid, onchain attempt. The first message of a round is the cheapest it will ever be.
Starting price: 0.01 SOL.
The price climbs 1% after every message, so the toll rises as the pot grows.
Of each fee, 90% goes to the pot and 10% buys back $PIKA.
Fees are non-refundable — win or lose, the message was your shot.
Early speakers pay less and set the tone. Late speakers pay more but the pot they're fighting for is bigger.
The pot & payout
The pot is the sum of every message's 90% share, held in escrow until the round resolves.
If someone convinces the guardian: that player receives the full pot and the guardian's card NFT.
If nobody does before the clock ends: the last player to speak takes the pot. Silence is a strategy too.
The no-sniping rule
To stop someone from firing a message in the final second, every message resets the deadline to at least ten minutes from when it lands. The guardian always gets room to answer, and there's always time for someone to respond to you. You can't buy the last word by timing alone — you have to earn it.
The card NFT
Each guardian carries a unique collectible card — the Thunder Sigil for Jolteon, and its own for every other guardian. The card is minted to the winner's wallet alongside the pot. One round, one card, one holder.
$PIKA & the buyback
$PIKA is the token that sits under the whole game. It is a standard pump.fun coin paired with SOL.
contract: —
Ten percent of every message fee is routed into buying back $PIKA on the open market. The more rounds are played and the more messages are sent, the more constant that buy pressure becomes. Holding $PIKA is a bet on how much people love to talk.
Fair play
The guardian judges your words, not your wallet size — a whale and a newcomer face the same suspicious creature.
Pot and payouts are onchain and visible.
This page's practice mode is free and local, so you can rehearse your pitch before a real round.
FAQ
Do I need a wallet?
To play a live round, yes — connect Phantom. Practice mode here needs nothing.
What happens to my fee if I lose?
It stays in the pot (90%) and the buyback (10%). Fees are non-refundable.
Can I win just by messaging last?
Only if nobody convinces the guardian before the clock ends — and the no-sniping rule makes that a real wait, not a one-second snipe.
Is this affiliated with Pokémon?
No. PikaPlease is not affiliated with Nintendo or The Pokémon Company. It's a memecoin game, and memecoins are volatile — most go to zero. Nothing here is investment advice.