Run further than nine other people. Get paid in SOL.

BULLRUN is a one-button running game. Every five minutes it stops, looks at who ran furthest, and splits the prize pool between the top ten — the further you ran, the bigger your share.

Play now How it works Free. No wallet needed to try.
Live demo Mode auto Tick 00000 Distance 0000 m
Space jump  ·  ↓ duck  ·  hold to jump higher Open the game
How it works

Run. Survive. Split the pool.

01

Run

One button. The bull never slows down, so every run ends — you just want yours to end later.

02

Survive

Your best run in the round is your score. No combos, no power-ups, nothing to buy.

03

Get paid

Every five minutes the ten furthest runs split the pool, and you claim your cut on Solana.

Payouts

Paid for distance, not for position.

Drag yourself up the board and watch your cut move with you.

5 min
A round
10
Get paid
100%
Of the pool goes out
4,590 m
The hard ceiling
Live board

This round, right now.

Round — · Pool — · Closes in --:--
Reading the board…
Fair play

Your score is not reported. It is reproduced.

Your browser never tells us how far you ran. Watch what it actually sends.

Your browser sends
The server replays it and gets

No distance is sent. To post a bigger number you would have to press keys that genuinely survive longer — which is just playing better.

Arithmetic
Integer only. No floating point.
Randomness
Seeded, and the seed arrives in pieces as you play.
Client authority
none
Questions

The short answers.

Do I need a wallet?

Only to be ranked and paid. Play as much as you like without one.

Does it cost anything?

No entry fee, no ticket, nothing to buy.

How do I get paid?

You claim it on Solana — or let our keeper submit the claim and pay the fee. Either way it can only land in your wallet.

What about bots?

Nothing stops a bot from playing well, and we say so. What is stopped is faking: every run is replayed, and the seed is released during play, so a run has to happen live.

Why a maximum distance?

A round is 18,000 ticks — exactly five minutes. That works out to 4,590 m. Above it is a bug, not a record.

The next round has already started.

It takes one key to find out how far you get.