Bets you can check afterwards.
Fixed-odds sport and three provably fair games. Every round publishes its commitment before you play and its seed after, so the outcome is arithmetic you can repeat rather than a claim you have to take.
- Provably fair — the seed is committed before the bet and published after it, and every round shows the working.
- Double-entry money — every stake and payout is two ledger entries in whole minor units, and the books are reconciled by the database itself.
- Limits that bind — a deposit, wager, loss or session limit binds from the moment you lower it, and a self-exclusion cannot be lifted early — not by you and not by us.
The games
Every game the platform has, straight from the registry.
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Sportsbook
Fixed-odds betting on live and upcoming events.
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Crash
A multiplier climbs until it stops. Cash out before it does.
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Mines
Twenty-five tiles, some of them mined. Stop whenever you like.
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Dice
Pick a number, pick a side, roll.
How you check a round
Nothing here asks you to trust the house. Each game publishes a commitment to its seed before you play, reveals the seed once the round is over, and shows the exact steps from one to the other — so you can redo the arithmetic and get the same outcome, or find that you do not.
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Before
the server picks a seed and publishes its SHA-256. The hash is on the page before your stake is taken, so the seed is fixed before anything is known about your bet.
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2
During
the draw comes from the server seed together with the client seed of that round, and both are published — so the steps can be run again by anybody. Where a game lets players contribute to the client seed, the outcome depends on a value the house could not have picked alone.
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After
the seed is published. Hash it and you get the commitment; run the published steps and you get the outcome you were paid on.
The tools, and what they cost you to use
Nothing. Every tool below is free and binds from the moment you tighten it, and none of them can be loosened faster than the delay or the period attached to it — which is the only property that makes a limit a limit.
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Deposit, wager and loss limits
a ceiling on what you deposit, stake or lose over a rolling 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days. Lowering one applies at once; raising one waits 24 hours.
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Session limits
how long one sitting may last before the games sign you out. The platform counts the time and tells you where you are in it.
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Cool-off
a break of a day, three days, a week or a month. Depositing and betting stop; your account, balance and history stay exactly as they are.
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Self-exclusion
six months, a year, five years or permanently. It cannot be undone for its full period by anyone, support included — there is no column in the database that would let it be. Ask for it only if you mean it.