Bounties & competitions

Fixed $RIBBIT pools, pre-funded by the house. Table bounties unlock as their game gets played; free episodes pay weekly. Every eligible winner shares the pool — paid automatically.

The fine print

How the money works

Three rules run the whole house. Everything else is bookkeeping.

01
⛁ Chips only travel one way. 100 $RIBBIT buys one chip. Chips play the tables — blackjack, dice, flip — and never convert back to $RIBBIT. Winning $RIBBIT here happens through the bounty pots, and playing with chips is what enters you. (The free arcade never touches chips.)
02
The tables keep 4% — and that is the only cost in the whole house. For every 100 chips placed on a table, 96 come back to players as winnings — on long-run average, per bet. Three honest notes. One: it's an average — any single bet wins or loses in full, and short sessions are pure luck. Two: it's per bet, not per bankroll — chips you win back and wager again meet the same 4% again, every time they cross the table. Three: there is no other cost anywhere — no fee on buying chips, no fee on winning, no fee on payouts. This per-bet 4% is the house's entire income from play, and every deal and roll is verifiable.
03
Half of that goes straight back as prizes. The house splits its 4% take down the middle: half it keeps, half feeds the bounty pot that is open on that table — live, bet by bet, while you play. When the pot reaches its prize, every eligible player who's up on the table splits it automatically and the next numbered round can open on a fresh pot (a round marked FINAL doesn't come back). No pot open on a table = nothing accrues anywhere — the table says so right on the page.

The arcade is a different world: free, no chips, ever. When an episode is live the week's best verified scores split a $RIBBIT pool at the deadline — no live episode means scores are just for bragging until the next one opens.

For the auditors — the exact live numbers

chip price 100 $RIBBIT · of every chip purchase 50% is burned forever and 50% funds the treasury · table edge 4% · the pot's share 50% of the take → the open pot climbs 1 $RIBBIT per chip wagered. Example: a 4,000 $RIBBIT pot opening on a 2,000 house seed needs 2,000 chips of play across all players, then it pays. All values are read live from the house settings.

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Entering the house…

How the money works

Three rules run the whole house. Everything else is bookkeeping.

⛁ Chips only travel one way. 100 $RIBBIT buys one chip. Chips play the tables — blackjack, dice, flip — and never convert back to $RIBBIT. Winning $RIBBIT here happens through the bounty pots, and playing with chips is what enters you. (The free arcade never touches chips.)

The tables keep 4% — and that is the only cost in the whole house. For every 100 chips placed on a table, 96 come back to players as winnings — on long-run average, per bet. Three honest notes. One: it's an average — any single bet wins or loses in full, and short sessions are pure luck. Two: it's per bet, not per bankroll — chips you win back and wager again meet the same 4% again, every time they cross the table. Three: there is no other cost anywhere — no fee on buying chips, no fee on winning, no fee on payouts. This per-bet 4% is the house's entire income from play, and every deal and roll is verifiable.

Half of that goes straight back as prizes. The house splits its 4% take down the middle: half it keeps, half feeds the bounty pot that is open on that table — live, bet by bet, while you play. When the pot reaches its prize, every eligible player who's up on the table splits it automatically and the next numbered round can open on a fresh pot (a round marked FINAL doesn't come back). No pot open on a table = nothing accrues anywhere — the table says so right on the page.

For the auditors — the exact live numbers

Verify the fairness →