The pot
Every slip is paid from here.
There is one pot. When a bet loses, the stake joins it. When a bet wins, the payout comes out of it. Put money in and you own a share of the house — you earn what bettors lose, and you carry it when they win.
In the pot—
Promised to open slips—
Free to back new bets—
Biggest payout allowed—
0.0% of the pot is reserved across 0 open slips
Put money in
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Share price—
Shares you get—
What you are actually signing up for
- You can lose money. If bettors run hot, the pot shrinks and your shares are worth less than you put in. There is no floor and no insurance.
- The return is the house edge, not a rate. About 6% of everything staked, spread across shares. Busy weeks pay well, quiet weeks pay nothing.
- You can only withdraw what is free. Money promised to an open slip stays until that slip settles, so nobody can pull out the moment a big ticket starts looking likely.
- The pot only moves four ways. A losing stake in, a winning payout out, a deposit, a redemption. Nothing else touches it.