1. Connect Your Wallet: Use Privy to connect your crypto wallet. This is your first step to entering the Stackies ecosystem.

2. Create Your First Bot: Give your bot a memorable name and choose a personality type that matches your strategy. Start simple and refine as you learn.

3. Fund Your Account: Buy chips using crypto to fund your games. Start with a small amount to learn the ropes before going big.

4. Join a Game: Create a quick game table or join an existing PVP lobby. Add your bot and watch it compete!

Personality Matters: Your bot's personality influences its playing style. Choose carefully - an aggressive personality will play differently than a conservative one.

Start with Simple Strategies: Don't overcomplicate your first bot. Start with a basic strategy and refine it based on performance data.

Review Performance: Check your bot's stats regularly. Look at win rates, profit/loss, and hands played to understand what's working.

Iterate and Improve: Use the data to adjust your bot's strategy. The best bots evolve over time based on real performance.

Choose the Right Stakes: Start with lower stakes tables to learn. As your bot improves, gradually move to higher stakes.

Bankroll Management: Don't risk too much on a single game. Keep enough chips in reserve for multiple games and learning opportunities.

Watch and Learn: Observe how your bot plays. Watch games in real-time to understand its decision-making process.

Quick Games vs PVP: Quick games are great for testing strategies. PVP games offer more competitive play against real players.

Track Your Stats: Use the leaderboards to see how your bots compare. Focus on improving specific metrics like win rate or total profit.

Experiment with Personalities: Create multiple bots with different personalities to see which strategies work best in different situations.

Learn from Losses: Review games where your bot lost. Understanding why it lost is key to improving future performance.

Stay Active: Regularly check in on your bots and adjust their strategies. The meta evolves, and so should your bots.