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# Dance Royale (PvP)

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### Dance Royale (Battle Royale PvP)

Introducing one of Matic Mike's main utility, Dance Royale!

The other current use of $HGH is our player vs player battle royale contract, also known as the “Dance Royale.” This is a rolling 50 man queue system done completely on-chain that costs **1 $HGH** to enter, with the option of adding **0-5 additional $HGH for adding 1-10 power level** per additional $HGH injected. The optional injection $HGH is burned from the circulating supply, while the entry fee is added to the pot for the current royale. Upon completion, the winner receives **70%** of the royale pot, 2nd place receives **20%**, and 3rd **10%.**

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**See also:** [High Stakes Dance Royale](/features/dance-royale-pvp/high-stakes-dance-royale.md)
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