The first accepted bet locks the round's seed commitment, target Ethereum block number and closing time. After betting closes, the seed and Ethereum block hash are revealed; the contract checks the seed commitment and their combined result hash.

The server calculates the game outcome and signs settlement instructions. The BSC contract verifies signatures and proof consistency; Ethereum block authenticity and game rules must be checked independently.

Wallet bets use a server authorization and your transaction through the Router, which transfers the stake directly to the game. Balance bets are submitted by the authorized server using funds from the shared Vault.

Wallet payouts and refunds return to the original player address. Balance payouts return to the Vault, then the platform credits your account from confirmed order events. The Vault does not keep an individual balance for each player.

Each successful bet reserves its full gross payout, including the stake, in the game contract. The stake comes from the wallet or Vault; the game's Margin supplies the difference. If that funding fails, the whole bet transaction reverts.

An unprocessed order keeps its reserve until settlement or timeout refund. This reserve mechanism does not replace checking the result, settlement instructions or token transfer restrictions.

For a winning bet, the platform fee is 5% of profit: gross payout minus stake. A stake of 100 with a gross payout of 200 returns 195 after a fee of 5. Fees are rounded down in the token's smallest unit.

A losing bet returns no stake; its fee comes from the banker's proceeds. A draw returns your full stake, with its fee paid from Margin. Timeout refunds have no platform fee. Network gas is separate.

Sending a transaction is not the same as an accepted bet. Check for a successful on-chain transaction and its BetPlaced event. The authorization must still be valid, and the transaction must execute before the round's fixed closing time.

The closing time cannot be extended by later bets. Once the result is published, new bets are rejected. Odds, limits and available choices are validated by the server before authorization.

Seven days after the round's first accepted bet, normal settlement stops and anyone can submit the original details of a still-pending bet through the Router for a principal refund. Already settled or refunded orders cannot be paid again.

Refunds are not automatic and do not include potential winnings. Wallet refunds go to the original player; balance refunds return to the Vault for account crediting. A refund transaction needs gas, and token freezes can still prevent transfers.

The platform checks your available balance and issues a signed withdrawal authorization. The Vault verifies the user, recipient, token, amount, expiry and signature before transferring funds. Each withdrawal order can be used only once.

The Vault is a shared pool, so it does not independently verify your personal account balance. Withdrawals depend on platform authorization, available pool funds and a successful token transfer.

Start with the game, round, block and result shown in Hash Records. For a full audit, compare the published seed with its original commitment, verify the target Ethereum block using an independent source, and recalculate the combined hash and game outcome.

Also compare your original order with its settlement event and actual payout. Matching a displayed hash alone does not prove the block source, game outcome and account credit are all correct.

The local demo uses simulated credits and random hashes, without real assets.

Live rounds, odds and settlement follow the server. Demo hashes are generated locally and are not proof of on-chain draws.