You don't fund an account here. No buy-in, no deposit, not a cent to sit down. Lock tokenized stock you already hold on Robinhood Chain — AAPL, NVDA, TSLA, whatever's in the wallet — and the cage hands you chips against it. The shares stay yours the whole time. Settle in ETH whenever you're done, and anything you won comes back with them.
Every other house wants your money before it wants your company. This one doesn't. Your stock sits on-chain as security, not as payment — nothing is sold, nothing is swapped, no position is closed. The chips are drawn against shares you already hold, and the moment you settle in ETH the lock lifts and they walk back out with you.
Three moves, start to finish. Not a single share is sold along the way.
Deposit tokenized stock held on Robinhood Chain. The cage marks it at the live share price and locks it — it stays yours, it just can't leave until the ticket is settled.
Up to 70% of the marked value comes back as chips, one chip to the dollar. That draw is your ticket balance — the amount you'll owe in ETH to release the shares.
Repay the ticket in ETH and the stock unlocks straight back to your wallet. Chips you won on top can be sold back to the cage for ETH on the same chain.
What the house does differently, in plain terms.
There is no deposit screen. The floor opens the moment you hold a tokenized share worth marking.
Locked isn't sold. If the stock runs while you're at the table, the gain is still yours on the way out.
AAPL, NVDA, TSLA, MSFT, GOOGL and more. Each gets its own loan-to-value, marked live at the counter.
The same chips move between every game. No per-table balances, no transfers, no waiting.
Every table shows its house edge before you commit. Rollit runs a single zero at 2.70% and says so.
Sell chips back at the cage. ETH lands in the same wallet you came in with, on the same chain.
Seven tables running. Pick one and the games page opens straight to it.
The part written on the wall behind the counter. Read it before you lock a share.
A draw against your stock is debt. Losing the chips does not cancel it — the ticket still has to be settled in ETH before the shares unlock.
Your stock is marked live. If it falls far enough against your draw, the cage can close the ticket for you at the prevailing price.
Every table is built to win over time. It's published on each one. Play the entertainment, not the plan.
The counter works both ways. Bring stock in for chips, or bring chips back for ETH.
Enter a dollar amount — you'll send that value of the stock token (fractional shares are fine) to the treasury as collateral.
Chips reserved against open tickets can't be sold. Settle a ticket to free them.
Paying in ETH sends the quoted amount to the treasury; chips settle instantly.
Seven tables, one chip stack. Every edge is printed on the table.