Among Us on The Skeld, played for a shared pot. Wondering how Among Us works? Rules, odds and honest numbers - no fluff, no "secrets".
The numbers, so you don't have to guess.
Creating and joining
- Pick a coin, enter your stake and create a room for 4 to 10 players, or join an open one.
- The match starts as soon as the room is full; stakes are charged at that point.
- Rooms of up to 7 players have one impostor; rooms of 8 or more have two.
How a match works
Each crewmate gets one common, one long and two short tasks. Impostors can kill, sabotage (lights, reactor, O2, comms) and close doors. Report a body or call a meeting to discuss and vote - the player with the most votes is ejected. The crew wins by ejecting every impostor or finishing all tasks; impostors win when they equal the living crew or a critical sabotage runs out.
Winning and payouts
- A 5% platform fee is taken from each stake; the rest forms the pot.
- If the impostors win, they split the whole pot equally.
- If the crew wins, half the pot (by default) is split among all crewmates and the rest goes to the best impostor-predictors.
Frequently asked questions
How many players can play Among Us for money?
4 to 10 per room. Up to 7 players face one impostor; 8 or more face two. Stakes are charged when the room fills and the match starts.
How is the Among Us pot split?
A 5% platform fee comes off each stake. If impostors win they split the whole pot; if the crew wins, half the pot is split among all crewmates and the rest goes to the best impostor-predictors.
What if a player leaves mid-match?
Leaving, or staying disconnected 60 seconds, kills your character and forfeits your share. A cancelled match refunds every stake in full, fee included.
The numbers that matter
| Map | The Skeld |
|---|---|
| Players | 4 to 10 |
| Impostors | 1, or 2 from 8 players |
| Platform fee | 5% |