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Basepoker and WePlay both run a casino on the same balance as the poker. What each one has, which games keep the least of your money, and what an evening costs.
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The casino at Basepoker
Basepoker makes its own casino games, the Basepoker Originals: Dice, Limbo, Hi-Lo, Wheel, Plinko, Mines, Tower, Chicken, Blackjack, Baccarat, Video Poker, Keno, Flip. They are provably fair: you set a player seed of your own, and every result can be checked in the fairness window.
Beside them are five slots: Bubble Bash, Fire Queen, Raijin Storm 1000, Sugar Vale, Lucky Combo. Each has a Fun mode, so you can try it without money. Sugar Vale's rules screen gives a return of 96.52% in the base game, and its wins go up to 10,000 times the bet.
- Casino play earns 15% rakeback, credited as you play.
- Casino bets count towards Basepoker's Daily Race, Weekly Race and Monthly Race, as poker hands do.
- You deposit from $1 in Bitcoin, USDT or seven other coins.
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The casino at WePlay
WePlay's casino carries games from outside studios: thousands of slots, more than a thousand live dealer tables, blackjack, roulette, card games, crash games, arcade games and keno. Among the studios are Pragmatic Play, Evolution, Ezugi, Vivo Gaming, NetEnt, Play'n GO, Red Tiger, Hacksaw Gaming, Nolimit City, Relax Gaming and Habanero.
Each game's return is in its own information screen, set by the studio that made it.
- It shares the account and the USDT balance with the poker and the sportsbook.
- You deposit USDT, from $10.
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The games that keep the least
The house edge is the share of every bet a game keeps over the long run. It decides the price of an evening more than anything else you choose. The two Basepoker figures we read from the games; the rest are the standard edges of each game under its usual rules, and the game's own screen is the final word.
| Game | House edge | What decides it |
|---|---|---|
| Dice or Limbo at Basepoker | 1% | Read from the games: Dice pays 1.98 times at a 50% chance, and Limbo gives a 49.5% chance at a 2.00 target. |
| Blackjack | about 0.5% | Your decisions. With the basic strategy chart; playing by feel costs 2% or more. |
| Video poker, Jacks or Better | about 0.5% | The pay table and your holds. Full pay means a full house pays 9 and a flush 6. |
| Baccarat, banker bet | 1.06% | Bet banker. The player bet is 1.24% and the tie bet about 14%. |
| Roulette | 2.7% with one zero | The wheel. Two zeros make it 5.26%. |
| Slots | 3.5% at 96.5% return | The title. The return is in each game's rules screen; the size of the bet changes nothing. |
| Keno | often 10% or more | The pay table. Keno is one of the dearest games in most casinos. |
No bonus turns these games in your favour. Rakeback takes a share off the house's take: a 1% game with 15% rakeback becomes a 0.85% game. That is a better price, not a profit.
What an evening costs
The sum is the money you put through the game times its edge. Choose a game, a bet and a pace:
Our rules for the casino
- Decide the amount before you open a game, and treat it as spent. What you buy with it is the evening.
- Keep it apart from the poker bankroll. One balance makes that easy to forget.
- Pick the game by its edge, not by its picture. The rules screen tells you more than the tile.
- Try a slot in Fun mode first where there is one.
- If a game starts to feel like a way to win money rather than a way to spend an evening, close it. Play responsibly says where to get help.
More tools
Stake finder
The highest cash stake your bankroll covers at each room, for Hold'em, bomb pots and Omaha.
Rakeback calculator
What comes back from the rake you pay, at WePlay and at Basepoker.
Combo calculator
The combined odds, the payout and the chance of a combo by its prices.
Odds converter
Decimal, fractional, American and the chance in percent, and the bookmaker's margin.