Games of chance
The Casino
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Opening the tables…
Reading the odds and your balance.
Games
The moonlit wheel
One spin costs 100 points. The bright edge of the moon is where the big prizes live — and it is a sliver on purpose. Every slice is drawn to the exact size of its real chance, straight from the engine.
Moon or tide
Call the face. A win returns your stake plus 95% of it.
Blackjack
Six decks, dealer stands on all 17, blackjack pays 3:2, double on your first two cards. Your hand survives a page reload — it lives on the server, not in this tab.
Mines
25 squares, you pick how many hide a bomb. Every safe square raises the cash-out; one bomb takes the stake. The layout is fixed by the committed seed before you bet.
Crash
Name the multiplier you would cash out at, then see where the curve stops. It is rolled from your committed seed the moment you bet — nerve, not ping. One round in 100 busts instantly.
Nobody is seated. Take a seat to open a round.
The shared table
Up to five seats, one dealer, one committed shoe. Everyone at the table plays the same round; every seat settles on its own.
The table is empty. Sit down to open it.
Texas Hold’em
Up to eight seats, real side pots, no rake. Blinds 10/20, buy-in at least 400. Chips only ever move between players — the house takes nothing.
How the fairness proof works
Before you bet on mines or crash, the strip at the top shows the SHA-256 hash of the seed your next game will use. When the game settles you get the seed itself. Hash it — any SHA-256 tool — and it matches the commitment shown before you staked anything, which means the house could not have moved the bombs or the crash point after seeing your bet. Table games commit their shoe the moment a round opens and reveal it when the round ends. The maths for every payout is on this page; nothing about the proof needs you to trust this website.