
Where commissions come from
Network commissions are a share of the house edge that members’ bets generate. Every bet carries a built-in edge for the casino (currently 1% of the amount wagered on Crash, 1.5% on Dice and Mines and about 0.3% on Blackjack); the smart contract hands a fixed slice of it (currently one third) to the referral chain above the player, in the same transaction that settles the bet. Of the revenue a bet generates, a third goes to the network and two thirds stay with the house: the network is paid half of what the casino keeps. Three things make this simple to reason about:- Win or lose, the commission is the same. It is generated by the wager, not by the outcome. Nobody in your Network earns more because you had a bad night, and nobody earns less because you cashed out big.
- It is never taken from the player. The commission comes out of the casino’s own margin. Members are paid at the displayed multiplier, up to the max profit per bet; the house just keeps a smaller share of the edge.
- Nothing is deducted and nothing is carried over. The share applies to the gross edge: no bonus costs, no processing fees, no administration fee subtracted first, and no loss-making period deducted from the next one. There is no monthly statement to wait for, because each bet credits your balance as it settles.
Why join a Network
- It’s how you enter the referral ecosystem. You can create an account without a referral code and add one later, but you must be part of a Network before you can create your own.
- You keep your community connected. Players you invite after joining become part of the same tree, under you.
Why create a Network
Owning a Network means owning its Network NFT. As the owner, you:- receive the commissions the Network generates, claimable on-chain at any time;
- control the Network: you can grow it, transfer it, or sell it like any other NFT;
- earn from up to five layers of referrals, not just the players you invited directly.
Rules at a glance
- A player can belong to only one Network at a time, and cannot change or leave it after joining.
- Once you have created your own Network (minted a referral code NFT), you can no longer join someone else’s Network.
- A Network is permanent: it cannot be closed, deleted, or renamed after minting.
- A referral becomes active only after wagering the qualification threshold (currently 20 USDC in total).
Learn more
- Referral codes as NFTs: what the NFT means, how to mint one, how to join with a code
- Layers & commissions: the 5-layer structure, the network’s share of the edge, and a worked example
- Affiliate economics: what a Network earns against wagered volume, and how the deal compares to a standard revenue share
- Claiming & managing: how to claim your earnings and manage your Networks