Understand and verify
Inside the vault.
Understand the house bankroll, the player money path and how a share gets its value.
Player funds and the bankroll.
Your Gaming Balance holds USDC for play. The house bankroll covers player wins and can grow from its share of settled losses.
- WalletTokens in your wallet
- Top upAdd USDC or convert a token
- Gaming balanceUSDC for play
Revenue is not the same as profit.
Player losses alone do not describe what LPs earn. Player wins, provider costs, other expenses and amounts owed affect the value available to the pool.
- First, account for costs
- The amount available to share depends on results and applicable costs.
- Then allocate the remaining share
- LP and protocol allocations depend on the current phase, configuration and the pool’s combined tier rates.
- Payment is a separate event
- An amount allocated to rewards is not necessarily already paid out or claimable.
What one $TLP is worth.
NAV means net asset value: bankroll value after amounts owed are deducted. Divide NAV by the $TLP supply to get the value per share.
One $TLP = NAV ÷ $TLP supply
Check The House for your current position and value.
Explore the vault on Solana.
Open the address directory to find the provider vault and its supporting programs. Follow the explorer links to see program details and on-chain activity.
Where build verification is available, it shows which source matches the deployed program. The program record also shows its upgrade authority. Security audits are tracked separately.