Playing Within Your Means

This is a gambling site. Over enough rounds the house edge means players lose money on average, and that is not a risk you can play around. What follows is what the site does about it and what you can do.

Last updated 30 July 2026

What It Costs to Play, on Average

10% of every pot goes to the house. For every $100 staked across the site, about $10 of it is gone regardless of who wins, and the rest simply moves between players. Nothing about strategy, timing or room choice changes that number. A player who plays long enough loses at roughly that rate, and a player who wins is holding money other players staked.

The Odds Are Not Hidden

While a round is filling you can see every player in it, how many tickets each holds, and therefore your exact chance of winning. It is your share of the tickets, nothing more: ten tickets in a hundred is a one-in-ten chance, and buying more tickets raises your chance and your cost by the same factor. It never changes the edge.

Set a Daily Limit

In settings you can cap how much you are able to stake in a day. It is enforced when you try to buy, not merely displayed, and it counts from midnight UTC. Setting one before you start is much easier than stopping once you have.

A limit you lower takes effect at once. There is no cooling-off delay on raising one either, which is worth knowing about yourself: if that makes the limit too easy to undo in a bad moment, the stronger control is the next section.

Taking a Break, or Stopping

Ask us to close your account and we will close it, and if you tell us it is because you want to stop gambling, we will not reopen it because you changed your mind a few days later. Withdraw your balance first, or ask us to send it out as part of the same request.

Be clear about how that works: it is a request to a person through support, not a switch on this site, and it takes as long as a person takes. There is no self-exclusion button and no automatic cool-off timer here. If you need to stop right now, set your daily limit to 0 — that takes effect the moment you save it and blocks every room — and then send the request.

A block on your own device or bank will hold when nothing here does. Gambling-transaction blocking from your bank and site-blocking software both work regardless of what any operator agrees to, and they are worth setting up if stopping has been hard before.

Things This Site Will Never Do

• Lend you money or offer credit. You can only stake a balance you have already funded.
• Let a round take more than $1000 from you in one go.
• Hide what the house takes, or change a result after a round has drawn.
• Send you an offer designed to pull you back after you have stopped.

Signs Worth Taking Seriously

• Playing to win back what you have lost.
• Staking money set aside for something else: rent, bills, someone else's money.
• Borrowing to play, or selling things to play.
• Hiding how much you play from people close to you.
• Feeling that you cannot stop while a round is running.
• Playing to escape stress or low mood rather than for entertainment.

Where to Get Help

If any of those are familiar, stop and talk to someone. Free, confidential help exists in most countries and it is not only for people at the extreme end.

• BeGambleAware (begambleaware.org)
• Gamblers Anonymous (gamblersanonymous.org), which lists meetings worldwide
• GamCare (gamcare.org.uk)

If none of those covers where you live, searching for your country's national gambling helpline will. Your own doctor is also a reasonable place to start.

Age

Gambling is restricted by age and by country. Do not use this site if you are under the legal age where you live, or if online gambling is not permitted there. Age is checked against an identity document before any money is paid out, and an account found to belong to a minor is closed with its winnings unpaid. If you share a device, lock it: this site cannot tell who is holding your phone.