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BEAT Principles

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The outcome of the game may be uncertain. The terms and the process should never be.

BEAT.GG is a crypto casino and sportsbook that doesn't inflate or hide its terms, and explains them to players in plain words.

This page covers how much BEAT keeps, how much comes back to you, and what changes and when.

A reward formula you can check

We publish how much each bet earns in rewards, so anyone can work it out.

No amount-based withdrawal ID checks

The withdrawal amount alone doesn't trigger an ID check. Additional checks may be required depending on your account circumstances.

Posted before it changes

When a rule changes, it goes up in the BEAT Rulebook before it applies.

Game results you can verify

You can recompute the result of every BEAT Originals round yourself.

BEAT is in beta. Rules we haven't settled are marked In beta, and features we're building are marked Coming soon. When one is settled or switched on, it goes up in the BEAT Rulebook with the date and time.

The house edge is the share of total bets a game keeps over the long run. It isn't a fee on each bet, and any single result can go either way. Bet $1,000 in total on a 1% game and BEAT keeps about $10 on average. Part of that comes back to you as rakeback.

Each game page shows its house edge and max payout. Bets that could pay more than the max payout are blocked before they start. Provider slots and live tables show the RTP that actually applies. On a 96% RTP slot, BEAT keeps 4%.

30% of the house edge comes back on every bet. On sports, that's 0.9% of your stake. See exceptions ↓

In betaThis is the beta rate. The rate after beta is being set together with VIP levels and cashback, and rakeback you've already earned keeps the rate of the day it was earned.

  • Casino bets earn it when your bet is confirmed.

    Win or lose. Bet $1,000 on a 1% game and that's $3 at the current rate.

  • Sports bets count the house edge as 3% and earn it when they settle.

    Bet $100 and $0.90 is added once it settles. Multiples use their settled total odds.

  • No wagering requirement and no deadline.

    Claim it whenever you like and withdraw it like the rest of your balance.

Rakeback exceptions

BetRakeback
Sports bets settled at odds below 1.3None

We show the terms first, post changes ahead, and let you check results yourself.

Void, cashed-out and free sports bets
None
Bets without a confirmed house edgeNone until the edge is confirmed. The game page lists them.
Bets with a house edge above 5%Counted at a 5% house edge.
The overlapping part of opposite bets in the same roundOnly the uncovered amount counts. Red $100 and Black $40 earn rakeback on $60.

After rakeback come VIP levels and cashback. We'll publish their formulas too.

  • The VIP and cashback formula

    How much one bet counts toward VIP levels and cashback, posted in the BEAT Rulebook. You can work out your own rewards.

  • The same five lines on every game

    Rakeback, level points, cashback, bonus wagering, and bets that don't count. Every game page lists them in the same order.

  • The VIP level table

    What each level takes and what it gives, in one table.

There's no deposit bonus during beta. Rakeback is the only reward. See exceptions ↓

Bonuses, in dollars

How expensive a bonus is shows in its wagering requirement, not its percentage. A 40x requirement on a $100 bonus means $4,000 in bets before you can withdraw. On a 4% slot that costs $160 on average, more than the bonus itself.

So we write every bonus as three numbers: what you get, what you need to bet, and what's left on average. For example, deposit $100 and take a $50 bonus with a 5x requirement on the total, and you bet $750 before you withdraw. On slots that costs about $30 on average, so about $20 is left. You can always skip a bonus.

In betaHow withdrawals are processed, and how fast, will be set at full launch, once the beta has given us data and the automation is ready. We'll post it here.

No amount-based withdrawal ID checks

The withdrawal amount alone doesn't trigger an ID check. Additional checks may be required depending on your account circumstances.

How we think about withdrawals

At most casinos, three things hold a payout: unfinished bonus wagering, an identity check, and a manual review queue. BEAT has dropped amount-based ID checks and shows a bonus's wagering in dollars before you take it. The rest of the process is moving from people working through a queue to automated processing.

When a reward or casino rule changes, we post what changes, why, and when it applies in the BEAT Rulebook before it applies. Changes that are worse for you are posted ahead the same way, and rewards you've already earned keep the terms of the day they were earned. Nothing we post is edited or deleted. Only changes that stop a game error or a security problem apply right away, and they're posted the same day with the reason.

Open the BEAT Rulebook →

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BEAT.GG is a global service run under a gaming licence. It's available worldwide except in countries that ban online gambling. The licence number and operator are at the bottom of this page, and the countries we can't serve are listed in the Terms.

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You can verify every BEAT Originals result

Before each bet, BEAT sets a server seed and shows you its fingerprint first. The result is computed from the server seed and the client seed, so neither side can pick it alone. You can change your client seed at any time.

When you change seeds, the server seed you were using is revealed. From then on, open the bet in My Bets and press Verify this bet, and your browser recomputes the result. In games where many players share a round, like Crash and Slide, BEAT shows each round's server seed fingerprint first and uses the client seed of the largest bet in that round.

Open the fairness verification guide →

BEAT can't touch provider game results

Provider slots get their results on the studio's servers, from random number generators certified by outside testing labs. Live tables are run by real dealers in the studio. Either way, BEAT receives the result and settles it. It can't change it. Each game page shows the RTP that actually applies.