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The house

Be part of the bankroll.

Provide USDC to the vault and receive $TLP for your share. House results can increase or reduce its value.

Open The House

How $TLP works.

$TLP represents a share of the pooled house bankroll. The value of that share is based on the vault’s net asset value, or NAV, divided by the $TLP supply. NAV is the bankroll value after amounts owed are deducted.

How a vault share works Provide USDC to receive TLP shares. House results affect value. A withdrawal follows a request, cooldown and processing. One TLP equals NAV divided by TLP supply. Add to vault Fund the vault with USDC Add to vault Receive $TLP Your share of the pool Receive$TLP House results Player wins and costscan reduce value House results Withdraw from vault Request, then wait forcooldown and processing Withdrawfrom vault One $TLP = NAV ÷ $TLP supply
NAV is the bankroll value after amounts owed are deducted. This is a mechanism, not a live return or price.

Read your vault position.

Vault position Sample account

LP tiers

The sample account deposited 3,000 USDC, placing it in Executive. The tier splits are used to calculate the pool allocation in Growth and Standard. Withdrawing more than 2.5% of the vault in a seven-day window adds seven days to your cooldown.

Add to vault.

  1. Open The House

    Check the current vault details, eligibility and terms.

  2. Review your contribution

    Select Deposit in your vault position. Enter the USDC amount and review the note on share pricing and risk before confirming in your wallet.

    Deposit USDC into the vault dialog with Amount, MAX, the deposit note and a Deposit button.
    Example. Sample vault deposit. This contribution buys $TLP shares.

  3. Follow your position

    Your $TLP represents a share of a changing pool, not a fixed USDC deposit balance.

Withdraw from vault.

  1. Queue the request

    Select Withdraw in your vault position, enter the number of $TLP shares and select Queue request.

    Request LP withdrawal dialog with a $TLP amount and a Queue request button.
    Example. The vault queues a request in shares. The eventual payout is priced when processed.

  2. Check the cooldown

    Look under Queued withdrawals for the date the request can be processed. Ready to process means the cooldown has passed.

    Queued withdrawals showing a sample 25 $TLP request, a processable date and a Cancel button.
    Example. Your processable date depends on your position and request.

  3. Wait for processing

    Check your wallet after the request is processed. The payout can change until processing.

Vault withdrawals and Gaming Balance withdrawals follow separate flows. Use The House to track your vault position.

Founding Banker benefits.

Qualifying Founding Banker deposits count at an 85% LP rate when we calculate the vault’s share of net gaming revenue. The vault keeps that share in the bankroll, adding to the value backing every $TLP. Check eligibility and seat availability in The House.

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