Questions and answers

No. Players compete against each other. Where bots are enabled, a bot can fill an empty seat. Bots never stake or receive a payout, and with fewer than two people at a table no round is opened.

Every stake is a bet and every payout a win on your wallet, like any other game. Reports show stakes, payouts and rake per game and currency, and invoices are issued monthly.

You do. The games and the provider never hold a player’s balance.

A stake with no answer within five seconds stops the round, and the provider refunds that bet within two minutes in case you took it. A win or refund your wallet does not answer is retried, 5 seconds at first and doubling, at most an hour apart. One your wallet explicitly refuses is not retried; it is marked for manual reconciliation.

Only if you choose the shared pool. Balances between operators are settled monthly on the invoice. Otherwise your players play only each other.

Bots are configured per operator and fill empty seats at that operator’s tables, after the waiting time it sets. In the shared pool, a table follows the settings of the operator whose player opened it, so your players may meet a bot at another operator’s table. Bots never stake and never receive a payout.

Randomness is generated on the server from a cryptographic seed per match, and every match is recorded and can be replayed to the same result. The certification package documents the rules, settlement, randomness, replay, logging and change control.

Yes. Every game works with a keyboard, a mouse or a touch screen, in your lobby’s frame or full screen.

The currencies you enable for your operator. The games use the language you pass at launch.

Once the wallet endpoints are in place, usually a few days. The self-test shows exactly what is missing.