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# Show Hand Mode

1. [How to Enter the Show Hand Mode](#how-to-enter-the-show-hand-mode)
2. [Rewards](#rewards)
3. [Battle Rules](#battle-rules)

## How to Enter the Show Hand Mode

Players with at least 1 Mirror NFT can participate in show hand mode. To enter this mode, you need to stake a certain number of UTs, and the number of UTs you need to stake varies from room to room. However, you do not need to consume battle pass and energy.

## Rewards

X% of the UT staked by the player at the time of entry will be taken by the program, which will be distributed according to the player's ranking, with the higher-ranked player receiving a higher share of the prize.

## Battle Rules

Players independently select the room they want to enter for UT staking, and will begin matching players after the stake is complete. The Show Hand Mode will be played as a Knockout mode with randomly sized maps assigned to players after the matchmaking is completed.


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