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Wallet & Gas

Nothing is deposited and nothing is held by us. How much of the responsibility is yours depends on which way you come in, and that is the first thing worth understanding.

There is no deposit

Most betting sites ask you to fund an account first. This one does not, and the difference is worth understanding rather than skipping.

Your BNB stays in your wallet until the moment you place a bet. That bet is a single transaction that moves exactly the stake, straight into the contract. When you win, another transaction moves the payout straight back. Nothing sits with us in between — there is no balance page, no withdrawal request and no queue.

What this buys you

Nobody can freeze your funds, lose them in a hack of our servers, or make you wait to take them out. There is nothing of yours on our side to freeze, lose or delay.

The network

Both games run on BNB Chain and nowhere else. The chain switcher in the header offers several networks, because the wallet layer supports them — but there are no contracts on the others and nothing to bet on there.

Nothing warns you if you are on the wrong one

Switch to another network and the board still appears, showing BNB Chain markets, as though everything were normal. There is no banner and no prompt. Check the chain badge in the header yourself before you enter anything.

Two ways in, and they are not the same

The Connect button offers a choice that looks cosmetic and is not. Read this before you pick, because it decides who is holding your money.

Your own wallet

MetaMask, Trust, Binance Wallet, or anything reached through WalletConnect. You hold the keys, we never see them, and nobody on earth can move your funds or freeze them. The price of that is total: lose your recovery phrase and the money is gone, permanently, with no one to appeal to.

Signing in with Google or Apple

The modal also offers a social login, which creates a wallet for you behind the scenes. There is no recovery phrase to write down — the way back to your funds is that same Google or Apple account, and the key is managed by the wallet infrastructure rather than by you.

A social login is an account, whatever it is called

It is more forgiving than a phrase on paper and it is less yours. Losing access to the email behind it, or that provider closing the account, is the same kind of problem a lost phrase is. If you want the guarantees the rest of this guide describes — that nobody can reach your funds but you — use your own wallet.

Getting set up

1
Pick your way in
Your own wallet if you want custody, a social login if you want convenience. The section above is the trade.
2
If it is your own wallet, write the phrase down
On paper, offline, before you put any money in it. Nobody can reissue it — not us, not your wallet's makers.
3
Check you are on BNB Chain
The chain badge in the header shows which network you are on, and nothing else will tell you — see The network above.
4
Fund it with BNB
You need enough for a stake plus a little for gas. The smallest entry either game accepts is 0.001 BNB.
5
Press Connect
Approve the connection in your wallet. This signs nothing and moves nothing — it only lets the site read your address so it can show your positions.

Gas

Every action that touches the chain costs a small network fee, paid in BNB to the network rather than to us. On BNB Chain it is usually a few cents.

Connecting: Free. No transaction is sent.
Placing a bet: One transaction. Gas plus your stake.
Claiming a win: One transaction. Gas only — worth batching several claims together.
Taking a refund: One transaction. Gas only.

Never spend your last BNB

If your wallet holds exactly your stake and nothing more, the transaction will fail for gas — and a failed transaction still costs you the gas it burned. Leave a margin.

What a signature means

You will be asked to confirm in your wallet before anything happens. Read what it says.

A connection request shares your address. It cannot move funds.
A transaction states the exact amount leaving your wallet. If the number is not the number you typed, reject it.
We will never ask for your recovery phrase or private key. Nobody legitimate ever will — not support, not a moderator, not an admin in a group chat.

Smart-contract wallets

An entry has to come from the wallet that sends the transaction. This stops a contract being used to enter and react to the same result inside one transaction. Any wallet that signs and sends for itself meets the condition, a wallet that has delegated under the newer account abstraction standard included — upgrading yours does not lock you out.

Wallets that send through something else are the exception. A multi-signature vault or a bundled smart account reaches the chain through a relayer, so the entry arrives from that relayer rather than from the address the money belongs to, and the contract turns it away. Enter from an ordinary wallet.

Claiming is never restricted. A wallet that changes shape after it entered can still reach its own money, because getting your funds back must not depend on what your address looks like today.

Price Prediction

Your first round, step by step.

Risks

Read this before your first entry.

Glossary

Gas, wallets, pools and the rest.