How is XP Calculated?
XP (Experience Points) is earned on every wager you place. Your XP is normalized to 1% house edge, which means games with higher house edges earn you more XP per dollar wagered.
The Formula
XP Earned = Wager Amount × House Edge %
For example, if you wager $100 on a game with a 2% house edge, you earn 200 XP.
XP by Game Type
Here's how XP works across different games, based on a $100 wager:
Game | House Edge | XP Earned per $100 |
Live Blackjack | ~0.7% | 70 XP |
Roulette (European) | 2.7% | 270 XP |
Hacksaw Slots | ~4% | 400 XP |
Dice | 1% | 100 XP |
Examples in Action
Roulette
European Roulette has a house edge of 2.7% (single zero).
•Wager $1,000 → Earn 2,700 XP
•Wager $10,000 → Earn 27,000 XP
Slots
Slots typically have a house edge up to 4% (96% RTP).
•Wager $1,000 → Earn 4,000 XP
•Wager $10,000 → Earn 40,000 XP
Dice
Our Dice game has a 1% house edge, making it the baseline for XP calculation.
•Wager $1,000 → Earn 1,000 XP
•Wager $10,000 → Earn 10,000 XP
Why Normalize to House Edge?
This system ensures fairness across all games. Players who prefer low-edge games like Blackjack aren't penalized, while players who enjoy slots earn XP faster to compensate for the higher house edge they're playing against.
The bottom line: Play what you enjoy. Your XP reflects the true value you bring to the platform.
Quick Reference
To Reach... | Dice ($100 bets) | Blackjack ($100 bets) | Slots ($100 bets) |
Bronze 1 (200 XP) | 2 bets | 4 bets | 1 bet |
Silver 1 (10K XP) | 100 bets | 200 bets | 25 bets |
Gold 1 (100K XP) | 1,000 bets | 2,000 bets | 250 bets |