We tried. We failed. We memed.

The Gambler Token (tGt) – the meme coin
born from a failed
decentralized slot dream.

Once upon a bull run, we tried to launch a decentralized slot game. Funds were low, leverage was high, market was brutal. The game never shipped – but the story did. Now tGt lives as a meme coin with a very real on-chain Random Reward Program.

Whitepaper

Now: tGt = a meme currency with a 10-year Random Reward Program and a penchant for troll DApp development. The chain determines the winner, not us.

Symbol: tGt Reward pool: 30% of supply
Blokchain Explorer

What is tGt v2?

tGt v2 is a standard ERC-20 token deployed on the Ethereum mainnet under the name TheGambler with the symbol tGt, using 18 decimals and a fixed total supply of 1 billion, identical to tGt v1. The token is implemented using OpenZeppelin’s ERC-20 standard and features correct and secure approve/allowance behavior, along with EIP-2612 Permit support for gasless approvals. tGt v2 is minted only once at deployment, has no inflation, no transfer taxes or fees, no blacklist, no pause functionality, and no privileged owner controls, and is designed as an immutable, audit-friendly smart contract.


The Gambler Story
A very serious attempt at a decentralized slot game turned into a very unserious meme coin. This is our official “we tried our best” lore.

Act I – The Decentralized Slot Dream

In 2023, we had one simple idea: build a fully on-chain, transparent slot game.

Two roadmaps, listing announcements and presale contracts were written for tGt. We wanted every spin to be verifiable, every payout visible, and every gambler to see the math behind the madness.

Then reality hit: no VC money, no big treasury, and one brave team member who believed in 50x leverage more than in risk management.

Act II – Bear Market & Leverage L’s

2023–2025 became a collection of greatest hits: market crashes, rugs, attacks, bad actors, and endless FUD.

We didn’t rug. We didn’t exit scam. We simply… failed to launch.

At some point, the lead dev realized: “We’re not a blue chip. We’re a meme with extra steps.” So we embraced it. tGt stopped pretending to be a perfect product and became what it truly is: a meme about surviving blockchain chaos.

Tokenomics
Total supply distributed 100% on-chain
No mystery wallets, no “team can mint more”, no shadow allocations. Just a brutally honest breakdown of how tGt is sliced.

Allocation Overview

Total supply is split into several buckets, all aimed at either: rewarding degen believers, keeping liquidity alive, or funding future chaos (aka DApps).

Genesis Airdrop 10%
The OG airdrop for early degenerates, community members and storytellers who joined before The Gambler Token became self-aware.
Random Reward Program 30%
Locked into an ownerless contract, emitted over ~10 years to randomly selected holders with 500k+ tGt. Pure on-chain experiment.
Listings & Liquidity 40%
CEX/DEX listings, liquidity pools, and making sure there’s actually a market when people ask “gm wen listing?”.
Arbitrage & Ops 5%
For market-making, arbitrage support and preventing complete chart collapse when the market chooses violence.
Team 7%
For the devs who survived the leverage incident and decided to turn trauma into content instead of disappearing.
Development 3%
Audits, infra, bots, dashboards, and anything that makes tGt feel slightly more professional than it actually is.
New DApp Integrations 5%
Fuel for future DApps inside The Gambler Network – new games, new reward models, and new ways to lose with style.

All allocations are visible on-chain. No stealth unlocks, no surprise mints, no secret “dev wallet : 0xD98cE20B1f06D52CC22aDD93ca648740996509EE ”.

Visual breakdown (for degen brains 🧠)
Genesis Airdrop
10%
Random Reward
30%
Listings & LP
40%
Arbitrage Ops
5%
Team
7%
Dev
3%
DApp Integrations
5%

10 + 30 + 40 + 5 + 7 + 3 + 5 = 100%. Yes, we triple-checked the math. No, we didn’t use leverage this time.

Random Reward Program
10-year on-chain experiment
30% of the total supply sits in an ownerless smart contract. No withdraw function, no admin keys, no mercy. The chain picks winners, not us.
If DeFi was “number go up”, this is more like “number go random, maybe up, maybe down”. Minimum 500k tGt balance to be part of the chaos.
1
Pool locked

30% of supply is sent to a dedicated contract. It has no owner, no emergency exit button, and definitely no “oops, dev needed funds” function.

2
Snapshot

Approximately every 2 months, the system compiles eligible wallets: holders with > 500,000 tGt during the cycle.

3
Random selection

A subset of them is selected using an on-chain selection logic. Each lucky degen gets a reward assignment (base model: 50,000 tGt).

4
Claim window

Selected wallets have roughly 2 months to claim. Unclaimed rewards stay in the pool, stretching the program over years.

This is not a guaranteed yield, not a financial product, not legal advice, not investment advice, not mental-health advice. It’s an on-chain meme experiment that you can verify yourself.

Roadmap
No promises, only vibes. But here’s roughly how we’ll try to not disappear.
2025
Meme Rebirth & Setup
  • Launch The Gambler Token (tGt) as official meme coin of The Gambler Network.
  • Deploy Random Reward Contract and fund it with 30% supply.
  • Get the community to accept that this is serious and not serious at the same time.
2026
DApp & Ecosystem
  • Experiment with new on-chain mini-games using tGt.
  • Use DApp integration allocation (5%) to plug tGt into partner projects.
  • Build dashboards to track reward cycles and holder stats.
Beyond
Fully Meme-Driven Economy
  • Let the community vote on new meme campaigns & airdrop missions.
  • Iterate on Random Reward mechanics as tech evolves.
  • Stay small, weird, transparent – and on-chain.
Contract Addresses
Join The Degen Side
We’re not promising the moon. Just good memes, honest tokenomics, and a chain that refuses to forget our mistakes. That’s something.

Social Links

Real socials, real chaos. These are the only links you should trust for now.

Always double-check links from fake accounts. If they don’t match these, they’re probably rugged.

About the Team
Small team. Big ideas. Built without suits, pitch decks, or corporate energy.
Founder & Developer
Ekrem Unlu
  • Turned a meme into something suspiciously functional.
  • Builds smart contracts with equal parts logic and chaos.
  • Believes experimentation beats perfection.
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Designer & Developer
Dlkhwaz Othman
  • Shapes ideas into interfaces that actually make sense.
  • Keeps things clean, usable, and slightly unhinged.
  • Still believes good design can save bad ideas.
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