Dispute

A dispute is raised when the outcome of a market is unclear, contested, or not yet officially confirmed. GameClub uses a proprietary governance-based resolution system powered by its own token economy.

How it works

When a market reaches its resolution date, a proposed outcome is published. During the dispute window, GameClub token holders can vote directly on the validity of the outcome. The final result is determined by the outcome that receives the majority of votes from token holders, ensuring a decentralized and community-driven resolution process.

Dispute process

1. Market reaches its resolution date

2. A proposed outcome is published

3. The dispute window opens

4. Token holders cast their votes on the proposed outcome

5. Votes are tallied and the majority outcome is finalized

6. The market is settled and positions are paid out accordingly

Dispute window

• Disputes must be submitted within 24 hours of the proposed outcome being published

• Only token holders are eligible to participate in the voting process

• For details on voting power and token eligibility, please refer to the Tokenomics section

Resolution principles

All outcomes are determined through community governance. In the event of a tie or insufficient voter participation, positions are settled on a 50/50 basis — each side receives half of the total payout regardless of the proposed outcome.

GameClub's dispute resolution is governed entirely by its token holders — ensuring fair, transparent, and decentralized settlement without reliance on any third-party protocol.