Quick Answer
In the dark net, choose your boxer, result and stake; mob trouble can cost you access. For Bruisers 2D Boxing betting on your own fights, select yourself, choose win or loss and the finishing condition, then enter your stake and confirm — the most you can stake is 50,000. The catch: the bet is on the exact finish you pick, so a decision win doesn't pay a knockout bet. Players have reported mob visits demanding money and losing dark net access after refusing to follow Paulie's instructions.
How do you bet on your own fights in Bruisers 2D Boxing?
Open the dark net, pick your own boxer, choose the result and the finishing condition, then set your stake and confirm. As one streamer said while picking himself: "This is going to get you in big trouble. We're going to bet on us."
Choose your boxer
Pick yourself in the boxer selection menu. In this example, the player's boxer is Ricky Jay.
The boxer selection menu is where you choose whose result to back.
Shown at 02:57 in Ricky J Sports’s video.Choose win or loss
Pick the result you're backing for that boxer.
The menu asks whether Ricky Jay will get the win or the loss.
Shown at 03:05 in Ricky J Sports’s video.Win
Win backs the selected boxer to win. On yourself, that's betting on your own victory.
Loss
Loss backs the selected boxer to lose. Another player's bet backed Glass Joe to lose by stoppage, so double-check whose name is selected before you pick the result.
Choose the finishing condition
Pick how the fight ends. This is where people lose money: a win by knockout bet needs the knockout, not just the win. "By knockout. We're going to make sure it's by knockout," as the player said when he locked it in.
Choose the winning condition after selecting win.
Shown at 03:16 in Ricky J Sports’s video.A win by knockout bet needs that specific finish. Keep the distinction between knockouts and decisions in mind before committing your money.
Enter your stake
Enter your wager. 50,000 is the cap — "Oh, 50,000 is the max," as one streamer found when he tried to bet his whole savings. He staked 50,000 on his own knockout win.
The amount menu has a 50,000 wager entered.
Shown at 04:10 in Ricky J Sports’s video.Check the confirmation
Read the boxer, result, finish and stake together before you accept. In the Ricky Jay example, the prompt confirms 50,000 on his own knockout win.
The confirmation prompt names Ricky Jay and the 50,000 stake.
Shown at 04:26 in Ricky J Sports’s video.How much can you get from betting?
The return depends on what you bet on: backing your own knockout win showed 250,000 back on a 50,000 stake. "We got to win by knockout," as that player reminded himself.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Selected boxer | Ricky Jay, the player's boxer |
| Required result | Win by knockout |
| Stake | 50,000 |
| Displayed returns | 250,000 |
In a separate player's example, a 50,000 bet on Glass Joe to lose by stoppage is described as offering 500,000.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Selected boxer | Glass Joe |
| Required result | Lose by stoppage |
| Stake | 50,000 |
| Player-reported return | 500,000 |
Different bets, different conditions, different returns. Check the number on your own selection — neither example is a fixed payout for every 50,000 wager.
What happens when the mob wants your money?
Once you're making betting money, the mob wants a cut — players have had mobsters at the door and lost dark net access after refusing Paulie.
Paulie's message opens with "We better have a little chat about the money you've been making," and reminds you the mob put you on to the dark net in the first place. Read his messages as part of the mob storyline in your career.
Hiding doesn't make it go away. One streamer said the mobsters "came to our door. And I pretended that I wasn't home. I didn't answer. And they said, 'We'll be back. And we'll be asking for our money.'"
Ignoring Paulie can cost you the market. Another player lost dark net access in an earlier run after not listening to him at all: "Since you're not listening to us, I'm no longer giving you access to the dark net." His advice second time round: "you got to kind of play that game with him in order to make him happy."
Throwing fights for the mob is riskier still. One guide video warns that a broken promise in the ring "can trigger violent retaliation and fatal outcomes that wipe out your career permanently."
That lockout followed refusal to cooperate with Paulie. Do not treat a money demand alone as a countdown to automatic loss of access.
Once you're cut off from the black market, the mob emails stop too — you lose the market and the storyline messages together.
What happens if you delete the dark web code?
Delete the code before using it and it gets sent again; once you've entered it, it won't come back.
Check whether you already used the code before waiting for another message. Being cut off from the black market also stops mob emails.
Next, look at jobs and money if you want another way to fund your career before placing a wager.
FAQ
Yes. Select your own boxer in dark net betting, then choose win or loss, a finishing condition and your stake (up to 50,000) before confirming.
You must win by knockout to satisfy that selection. A victory with a different finish does not meet the chosen condition.
No, that figure belongs to the Ricky Jay knockout-win example. A separate player describes 500,000 for a 50,000 wager on Glass Joe losing by stoppage, so read the return for your specific bet.
A player reported that Paulie removed their dark net access after they ignored his instructions. Once black market access is cut off, mob emails stop.
An unused code is sent again after deletion. After you enter it, the code is no longer resent.