Fees & House Edge

All 64 three-gate sequences are equally likely. Each of the three contracts has an exact 93.75% expected gross return at every allowed stake. Multipliers include the stake; a return below 1× is a net loss. There is one upfront entry and no additional gate fees.

Built into case price. Each case shows its exact RTP on the odds page. Official cases are typically 10%. Community cases carry a fixed 10% platform markup plus an optional creator royalty of up to 3% (targets 87-90% RTP).

No additional battle fee. The house edge comes entirely from the underlying case economics.

Player-versus-player rounds target a fee worth 10% of the combined item pot. The actual deduction can vary because items are indivisible and settlement applies contribution caps and fallback rules. Fee items are identified in the completed result. Bot rounds use a separate settlement path: the fee is based on the bot-side value and applied through its top-up or supported balance deduction. The pot value is not a guaranteed net payout.

Settlement targets a fee worth 10% of the item pot, normally selecting fee items before transferring the remainder to the winner. Item sizes, contribution caps and the supported coin-deduction fallback can change the exact amount collected. The completed round identifies the awarded and fee items; the displayed pot is the value before this deduction.

The wheel has 15 equally likely positions: 7 red, 7 black and 1 green. Red and black return 2 times the stake; green returns 14 times. Each color therefore has a theoretical return of 14/15 (93.33%).

The crash curve uses a 98% return factor. Multiplier rounding, cash-out timing, and payout caps affect realized results; the base factor is not a guaranteed return for a player or session.

Built into the success probability: 90% multiplied by the source-item value divided by the target-item value. This uses the platform's item valuations, not a guaranteed cash resale value.

A single 3% house-edge factor is applied to the fair multiplier for the chosen mine count and number of safe picks. Multiplier rounding and payout caps can reduce the actual return further.