HoodPot
Rob the rich.
Feed the degens.
HoodPot is the first on-chain casino on Robinhood Chain. Flip the coin, ride the crash, pile into the pot. The house never plays, every prize is player-funded, and Robin's cut gets redistributed straight back to the little guys.
Three moves, one sack
No house bankroll, no oracle, no counterparty. The players are the pot — HoodPot just holds the sack and hands it over.
Bring your bag
Connect your wallet and deposit on Robinhood Chain. Your balance is yours — the house puts in nothing and can never owe more than the players brought.
Play the table
Flip a coin, throw into the jackpot, ride the crash. Every outcome is provably-fair: the seed is committed before you bet and revealed after, so you can check every roll yourself.
Robin robs it back
A 5% cut is taken from each pot — and most of it is stolen straight back for the little guys through the Sherwood Pool. Win big and you feed it; play small and it feeds you.
The games
Player-funded to the core. You always play the other degens, never a house edge stacked against you.
Coinflip
Pick a side, stake your bag, 1v1 against the pot. Win and you take 2× minus Robin's cut. Fastest way to double or feed the poor.
Dice
Set your line, roll over or under. The longer the odds, the bigger the payout. Provably-fair every roll.
Crash
Watch the multiplier climb like a rocket — cash out before it blows. Wait for more, but it can crash any second.
Plinko
Drop the bag through the pegs into a multiplier. Edges pay big, the center bleeds. Rain as many balls as you like.
Miner
Uncover gems for a rising multiplier, cash out before you hit a mine. More mines, bigger jumps, bigger nerve.
Jackpot
Everyone throws into the sack, your odds are your share. One winner per round robs the whole pot — often a minnow walking off with the whales' bags.
Robin's Cut goes back to the poor
Every casino takes a rake. HoodPot is the only one that steals most of it back for the players who need it — weighted so the whales subsidise the minnows.
40% → Sherwood Pool
Redistributed to small and losing players, weighted inversely to size. It's a rebate on what you actually wagered — real play in, real bag out — so it can't be farmed with fake wallets.
30% → Treasury
The only revenue the team takes — pure upside, since no house capital was ever risked. Every cent in the sack came from a player, not a bankroll.
20% + 10%
A fifth funds the Merry Men bankroll that backs house-games; the last tenth buys back and burns. Rich fund the games, poor get fed, supply gets thinner.
On-chain gambling. Play responsibly, only what you can lose. Not available where prohibited.
The house never plays
Money lives in the treasury; the sack can never owe more than the players brought. No presale, no team bankroll, no edge hidden in the code.
Provably-fair
Every roll is committed as a hash before you bet and revealed after. Take the server seed, your seed and the nonce, hash them yourself — the result matches or it never happened.
Player-funded pots
Every game is self-funding: the players are the prize. No bankroll to drain, no insolvency, no rug — the treasury only ever holds what's owed.
Built on Robinhood Chain
Deposits, payouts and Robin's Cut settle on Robinhood Chain. Bring your bag, cash out to your own wallet, anytime.