Gym and Fight Club

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The Gym is closed while you are in the hospital. In jail, use the yard instead.

• A rep adds 0.02–0.08 of a level.
• Below level 15 the gain is multiplied by up to 3. At level 0 it is 3 times, falling to 1 times at level 15.
• Above that the gain is divided by 1 + level ÷ 100. A stat at level 100 gains half as much as one at level 15.
• One tap trains up to 50 reps at once if you have the energy.
• The jail yard gives 15% more per rep than the gym.

Tap Reset Stats. Your six stats go to 0 and your points go to an unallocated pool. You must spend the pool before you can train.

• A free reset returns 90% of your points. The other 10% is lost.
• A premium reset returns 100% of your points. It costs 25 points, and the cost doubles for each premium reset in the last 7 days.
• Use Allocate to spend the pool across your stats in any amounts.

• Stats belong to the character, so the dead character loses them.
• A new character receives 90% of the points of your earlier characters when it is created.
• Use Claim Legacy to claim any that are left. The points go into your pool, minus the 10%.

Open the Fight Night tab. Cards run on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The bell is at 20:00 UTC, and the page shows it in your time.

• Entries open 2 days before the card and close 2 hours before the bell.
• Tap Enter to pay the fee. You can Withdraw until entries close and get the fee back.
• When entries close, the card is posted. You see your opponent and have 2 hours to plan.
• You cannot choose your opponent. You are matched to the closest rating in your bracket, never someone you fought in the last 14 days.
• If you lost to someone, you can be matched against them again before the 14 days end.

Both fees go into the pot. The house takes 8%. The winner takes the rest.

• Example: two Novices pay $5,000 each. The pot is
  0,000, the rake is $800, and the winner gets $9,200 or a little more.
• A small top-up from the card's own rake can raise the purse.
• A draw splits the pot after the rake.
• If nobody in your bracket can be matched, you fight one of the promoter's own fighters. A win pays 1.5 times your fee, up to 2 paid wins a day. It does not count for your record, ranking or the belt.
• A win gives rank XP and raises your standing. A loss gives less rank XP.

A fight is 5 rounds. You choose all 5 moves before the bell. Your opponent does the same.

• Open Fight Night, then the Corner, and fill each round with a move. Tap Commit the plan.
• You can change the plan until the bell.
• With no plan, you fight Quick, Guard, Counter, Quick, Guard.
• The Corner shows both fighters' recent fights, so you can read their habits.
• The plan shows when you will run out of fight stamina.

• When your move beats theirs, you deal 90% more damage. When theirs beats yours, you deal 55% less.
• Fight HP comes from Health and hit power from Strength. Defence blocks a share of damage, up to 85%.
• Speed gives a chance to dodge a hit completely, up to 45%.
• Each move costs fight stamina from your pool. Endurance gives some back each round.
• If you cannot pay for a move you still throw it, but it deals 70% less and you take 45% more damage.
• A fight ends early if one fighter reaches 0 HP. Otherwise the fighter with more HP left wins. Within 2% it is a draw.

• Rankings orders fighters by standing, which starts at 1000 and moves with results. It reads unranked until you have 5 fights.
• Beating a higher-standing fighter is worth more.
• There is one belt. It pays no cash and gives the champion a special avatar.
• A champion who misses 2 cards in a row loses the belt.

• Training is the same energy cost at x1 or Max. Max saves taps.
• Fight stamina is the limit. You cannot throw 5 Heavies.
• Withdraw before entries close if you cannot afford to lose the fee.
• You cannot enter a card from the hospital or a cell.