Bet limits

The casino wallet holds two kinds of money: player balances, which belong to you, and the house bank, which belongs to the casino. A bet only moves money between your balance and the bank.

One bet can win at most 1% of the bank. So the max bet is 1% × bank ÷ (multiplier − 1). A higher multiplier means a lower max bet, because the possible win is bigger.

The cap moves with the bank. When players lose, the bank grows and limits go up. When players win, limits go down. No single win and no losing streak can push the bank below zero, so every player balance can always be withdrawn.

Deposits and withdrawals don't touch the bank: they move your own money in and out. The bank is recounted from the real wallet every scan, and every bet's result can be checked on the verify page.

House edge: 2% on every game. Each game pays back 98% of what is bet over the long run.

With a 2% edge and a 1% cap, even if every bet were the max, the chance the bank ever shrinks to half is about 12.5% (the chance of ever falling to a share x is x^3). If that happens, limits halve too. Player balances are not affected, but investor stakes shrink with the bank.

Small bank, small limits. As the bank grows, limits grow with it automatically.