The house edge is a common mathematical advantage that our games have in order to remain profitable in the long run.

Every color has an individual house edge.
​The weighted average house edge for Roulette is ~6.66%.

Duels don't have a "house edge". Instead, 500 Casino takes a fixed 5% rake for every played duel.

Crash doesn't technically have a "house edge". We pre-generated 10 million Crash rounds and we used a coefficient to statistically determine that 6% of the rounds instantly crash at 1x.

Every board was manually adjusted so that the house edge over 10 million simulated rounds is roughly equal to 4%, respectively 8% for the extreme mode.

The Dice house edge is just 1%, making it the highest RTP of all the Classic games we're offering.

The house edge on Towers functions similar to as of Duels' and is set at 5%.

For Sportsbook, our provider is using a dynamic house edge. For our fixed calculations, we are reporting a house edge of 3%.
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For Cases and Case Battles, we are using a standard formula that combines all the item chances and items values in a case, then adds a house edge of 10% on top to determine the final price of a case.

Casino games rely on a coefficient called "RTP" (Return to Player) which is the statistical average of payouts over billions of rounds. Every game has a different RTP. They can vary from 92% to 99.65%, depending on provider and other factors. We are displaying the game's RTP in the bottom right corner of the screen if it's available when you play.

With the calculations above, the average house edge of 500 Casino is around 5%.

It's not a big number, but it's not extremely small either.
Having a house edge allows us to remain profitable, provide great service to our users and it also allows us to offer certain benefits to players.

By removing all of these benefits from the equation, it becomes obvious that the house edge of our games is actually much smaller.