Texas Hold'em, cash game, played against three bots. The bots are the house — their chips come from the casino's bankroll, not from other players.
Blinds: 0.01 / 0.02 xEGLD — fixed, not tied to your buy-in size.
Standard hand ranking, high card to royal flush. Ties split the pot evenly.
You can only sit with what you already hold in the contract — no upper limit beyond your own balance. The minimum is 0.500 xEGLD (25 big blinds).
No rake at all. The whole pot goes to the winner.
You are playing against the house, so the house is already paid by winning hands — taking a cut on top would charge you twice. The contract is configured with a rake cap of zero, so this is enforced by the chain, not just by us.
There is no turn clock. The table waits for you as long as you like — nobody else is waiting for your seat.
But an unattended table closes after 10 minutes, with a warning first. Your table reserves part of the casino's bankroll while it is open, so it cannot be held open forever by a forgotten tab.
If the table closes while a hand is in progress, that hand is finished, not cancelled: you get the action the rules give you — check if it is free, otherwise fold. So the most a hand can cost you while you are away is what you had already put in, exactly what folding would have cost. Nothing more is taken, and no new hand is dealt while you are gone, so you never post a blind you did not see.
Leaving does not cost you your chips. "Leave table" moves them from the seat back to your balance in the contract; "Withdraw" in the lobby sends that balance to your wallet. Two separate steps, on purpose.
Every hand is dealt from a seed the server commits to before you contribute your own random half, and both halves are revealed afterwards. The bots' decisions come from that same committed seed, so anyone can replay a hand and check that the house did not choose its moves after seeing your cards.
MultiversX testnet. The xEGLD here is test tokens with no real value.