Statuses
The live rules for bets, deposits and withdrawals
What a status decides
A status is the set of rules on an account. It sets how much you can stake, which tables you can join, the deposit and withdrawal amounts, and how often a payout can be requested.
The table always shows the current settings. Rename a status, change a limit, add one or remove one, and this page shows that same list.
Your status
Sign in to see which column belongs to your account. Guests play under the guest rules.
The limits are checked when you place a bet, add funds or request a withdrawal. Accounts can sit on different statuses.
Status comparison
Columns are statuses, rows are rules| Rule | bronze | silver | gold | platinum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Play | ||||
| Minimum bet | 1 $ | 1 $ | 1 $ | 1 $ |
| Maximum bet | 100 $ | 100 $ | 200 $ | 500 $ |
| Max per round | 1,000 $ | 1,000 $ | 2,000 $ | 5,000 $ |
| Allowed modes | Solo and shared | Solo and shared | Solo and shared | Solo and shared |
| Money | ||||
| Minimum deposit | 20 $ | 20 $ | Any amount | Any amount |
| Minimum withdrawal | 100 $ | 100 $ | 100 $ | 100 $ |
| Maximum withdrawal | 1,000 $ | 5,000 $ | 5,000 $ | 10,000 $ |
| Withdrawal allowed every | Every 7 days | Every 7 days | Every 3 days | Every day |
How to read the rules
- Minimum bet
- The smallest amount of a single bet.
- Maximum bet
- The largest amount of a single bet.
- Max per round
- The ceiling for every bet in one round added together.
- Allowed modes
- Which tables this status can join: solo play, the shared table, or both.
- Minimum deposit
- The smallest top-up that is accepted. “Any amount” means there is no separate minimum.
- Minimum withdrawal
- The smallest amount of one withdrawal request.
- Maximum withdrawal
- The largest amount of one withdrawal request. “Unavailable” means withdrawals are closed for this status.
- Withdrawal allowed every
- How soon the next withdrawal can be requested. “No limit” means there is no waiting period.