FLIGHT ROULETTEHow far can you get on a budget? Pick a budget, start at any airport in the world, and fly wherever a random spin sends you. The longest verified distance wins the season.
This season
Season 4 · Open now
Season 4: October
2 Oct 2026 to 3 Nov 2026. Daily Spin runs last 7 days; Non-Stop runs have 48 hours on the clock. 32 players so far.
This season: Bonus bragging rights for finishing in a capital city.
- Season 3 winner
Grace_Layover · 6,231 km for $38
LGW → KRK → GYD → ALA - Season 2 winner
Lea_Depart · 8,681 km for $67
DXB → CAI → JNB - Season 1 winner
DaveFlyer · 10,798 km for $33
JFK → MEX → GRU
Pick your budget
Budgets are set in US dollars and shown in your own currency, at the exchange rate locked when your run starts.
The hardest budget. Every fare is a puzzle.
Room for a bag and a few long hops.
Enough to cross a continent or two.
Go as far as the planet allows.
Two ways to play
Mode
Daily Spin
One flight a day for the length of the run (7 days unless the season says otherwise). Spin, book, fly, prove it, repeat.
Mode
Non-Stop
Chain flights against a 48 or 72 hour clock. After each landing you get flights leaving 2.5 to 8 hours later. Waiting uses up your clock.
How it works
- Choose a budget and a starting airport. Anywhere in the world. Declare a get-home reserve first: money set aside to get you home, never part of the game.
- Spin for a flight. The spin picks at random from every flight that fits your remaining budget and filters. Or pick one yourself. You book it with the airline; we never sell tickets.
- Fly and prove it. Scan your boarding pass, upload the booking confirmation and take a photo when you land. Verified flights add their distance to your score.
Rules in short
How scoring works
- Distance flown. Your score is the straight-line (great-circle) distance between each departure and arrival airport, added up. We calculate it from airport coordinates; distances typed in or printed on bookings are never used.
- Only verified flights count. A flight shows as Pending until its proof is checked. Verified flights count towards your score.
- Leaderboards. Each season has separate leaderboards for each mode and budget tier. Filter by everyone, your country, your start airport or your friends.
Your budget
- Four tiers. Backpacker $50, Drifter $100, Explorer $250, Globetrotter $500. Budgets are set in US dollars and shown in your currency at the exchange rate locked when your run starts.
- What counts. Everything on your booking confirmation: the fare, taxes, bags, seat selection and booking fees.
- What doesn't count. Accommodation, food and drink, and trains, buses or taxis. Spend what you like on those.
Get-home reserve
- Always keep a way home. Before your run starts you declare a get-home reserve: money set aside to get you home from wherever you end up. It is not part of your game budget and is never deducted. Make sure it covers a flight home from far away.
What counts as proof
- Boarding pass scan. Scan the barcode on your boarding pass in the app. It is read on your phone and the image is thrown away straight after.
- Booking confirmation. Upload a screenshot, photo or PDF of your booking confirmation. We read the total for you; you can edit it, but edited totals are checked by a person.
- Destination photo. Take a photo in the app when you arrive. It must be taken at your destination.
- Delays. If a delayed flight makes you miss your next booking, you can claim that booking back with proof of the delay. A person reviews every claim.
Privacy
- Never post your boarding pass. The barcode holds your booking reference, which someone could use to change or cancel your trip. Never share a photo of it.
- Your booking reference stays on your phone. We never store or send your booking reference. Your phone turns it into a one-way code, used only to stop the same boarding pass being used twice. Booking references are blacked out of uploaded confirmations before they are stored.
- What is public. Your public run page shows your route, distances, fares and destination photos. Never your boarding pass, booking or booking reference.
Counts against your budget: fare, taxes and airport charges, bags, seat selection, booking fees. Never counts: accommodation, food and drink, trains, buses and taxis, your get-home reserve.