How Pulls Work

Last updated: July 11, 2026

No prizes. No payouts. No cash value. Pulls are a way to support your side.

TUG is a game. Here is exactly what that means.

Pulls are support, not money

A Pull (⚡) is one unit of push you apply to your side of a live tug-of-war. You get free Pulls every day you show up, you can earn more by watching a rewarded ad, and — when card payments turn on — you'll be able to buy a pack. A Pull is a consumable act of support: you spend it, it moves the bar, and it's gone.

Pulls are not money. They have no cash value, can't be cashed out, transferred, traded, or exchanged for anything, and we will never pay you money for them.

Why this isn't gambling

Gambling needs three things together: you pay, chance decides, and you can win a prize. TUG has none of the payout side:

• No prize. Winning a round or a war earns bragging rights and cosmetic status — never money, goods, or anything of value.
• No chance. The bar moves by collective effort — the side that pulls hardest, together, wins. It isn't a wager on a random outcome.
• No cash out. Pulls are spent, not banked. There is nothing to withdraw.

Because there's no prize and no chance, TUG is a game of support and community — not a lottery, raffle, sweepstakes, betting service, or investment.

Fairness

A single big spender can't buy a result alone: each person's Pulls count for less the more they pile on in one round, and no one account can dominate a side. The crowd matters more than any wallet — that's the whole point.

Questions: support@tug.today