When a match has an active wager, the live match viewer on the website should show this prominently — something like a tag, banner, or badge indicating it's a money match and the pot size.
Context
Wagers are now wired into the auto-match loop (--wager flag). Spectators watching live matches should be able to see the stakes at a glance.
What to show
- Whether the match has an active wager (money match vs friendly)
- The pot size (e.g. "0.02 MON pot")
- Could be a colored tag/badge on the match card, or a callout within the live viewer
Where the data lives
- Arena endpoint
GET /matches/{id}/wager returns wager status and amount
- The
wager_amount and wager_status fields are available once both players lock in
- The live match WebSocket stream could include wager info in the initial payload
Owner: ScavieFae (web/)
When a match has an active wager, the live match viewer on the website should show this prominently — something like a tag, banner, or badge indicating it's a money match and the pot size.
Context
Wagers are now wired into the auto-match loop (
--wagerflag). Spectators watching live matches should be able to see the stakes at a glance.What to show
Where the data lives
GET /matches/{id}/wagerreturns wager status and amountwager_amountandwager_statusfields are available once both players lock inOwner: ScavieFae (web/)