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# How to play
Meme Kombat's play style is quite simple in terms of starting.
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Players need to head over to the [arena](https://arena.memekombat.io/).
Every few minutes 2 random meme fighters are selected to fight. \
Before the fight starts there is a short period where players can bet on their preferred fighter.
After that a battle occurs and if the chosen fighter wins the player wins back their bet value plus some extra $MK based on the odds at the time of the betting.\
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To be able to place any bet, players need to deposit some $MK into the platform. For more info please check [How to Deposit](/meme-kombat-whitepaper/how-to-deposit.md).
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