How Play Fees Work Inside Our Lobby
Play fees fall into a few distinct buckets. Table games like Vegas Roulette and Boardwalk Rapid Play carry a built-in house edge — that is the fee, baked into the odds, not added on top. Tournament-style entries for games like Pinball Multiplier have a posted buy-in amount that goes directly to the prize pool minus a clearly stated rake, typically shown on
the entry screen before you confirm. Sports betting markets on NFL moneylines and same-game parlays use the vig — the margin embedded in the point spread — as the platform's fee. We display that margin in the line itself, so you can calculate your effective cost before placing a wager. No separate processing charge is added to standard game play where local
law permits.