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# Rating and Bets

RaceOnLife includes a rating system so you can track progress and compare your skills and earnings with other players. The competitive element makes the game even more exciting and makes you strive to improve your skills.

You can place bets with real money and the game currency $ONI, playing for rating:

1. Making a bet in the game for the in-game currency $ONI - the system will take 500 $ONI from the player's balance. If you win, you receive 750 $ONI to your balance and one rating point.
2. If you place a bet with real money, for example, $1 (the maximum bet is $5) - you pay this amount from your wallet and can win up to 1.8\* dollars (maximum 9\* dollars) and 1 rating point if you win.

\* The game takes a 10% commission from the bet.

&#x20;                                         <mark style="color:yellow;">**Only 2x2 and 3x3 players can play for rating.**</mark>

In case of defeat, the player loses their bet and does not get 1 rating point. If you become inactive for a short period of time, 1 rating point is deducted once a day until it reaches zero.

The rating allows unlocking upgrades, including car horn, avatar icon, xenon headlights, neon lighting, flame color changes from the exhaust pipe and much more.

In addition to this, upon reaching a certain rating - you will have the opportunity to change the clearance, offset and camber of the front and rear wheels of the car, as well as the ground clearance of the car.

Your rating allows you to create your unique cars, customizing the appearance of the car: painting, replacing body parts, changing the wheel camber, interior design, neon lighting, exhaust color and smoke from wheels, and much more. All these improvements can be obtained for rating points that you have earned in the game, as you explore the game world and participate in events.


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