Chips: chips are used as a visual representation for betting and winnings within the game interface. It is crucial to understand that chips do not directly equate to the actual monetary balance in your player account. The account balance is the authoritative and definitive record of your funds. In the event of a discrepancy, such as a visual malfunction causing an incorrect number of chips to appear, your player account balance will always reflect the accurate and validated transaction outcome, prevailing over any on screen visual representation.

Betting: 

1. Client-Side Display: When you place a bet, the on-screen display (client-side) immediately registers your wager, corresponding to the number of chips committed.

2. Server-Side Validation: Immediately prior to the start of the game, a mandatory server-side recount and verification of the wager occurs. This process is essential for maintaining game integrity, preventing potential exploits, and ensuring the accuracy of the recorded bet amount.

3. Authority of the Server: In the highly infrequent event that the visual display (client-side text) fails to update correctly after the server validation, the server's recorded bet amount is always deemed the final and authoritative value. The wager processed and held by the server will determine the outcome, regardless of the amount visually displayed to the client.

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Bet Commitment and Account Deduction

• Immediate Storage: Once placed, your bet amount is instantly transmitted to our secure database, where it is stored for the duration of the game round.

• Holding of Funds: The total wagered amount is immediately deducted from your player account balance and held in escrow. This "deposit" guarantees the funds for the duration of the round.

• Settlement: The held funds are settled upon the game's conclusion: you either forfeit the bet (loss) or the original amount plus winnings are immediately returned to your account (win).

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Transaction and Data Structure

All bet values are logged using a key-value structure within our database. This allows for precise and secure tracking of complex wagers. For example, a transaction record might appear as:

Example: { "Main" : { "N" : "100" }, "SideBet1" : { "N" : "10" } }

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Game Integrity and Audit Trails

Every single bet and table game is logged comprehensively to ensure security and facilitate dispute resolution. Our data logs include, but are not limited to:

• The total wagered amount.

• The client's dealt cards or game actions.

• The dealer's dealt cards or game actions.

• The specific game played.

• The game seed.

• The exact time of the game round.

This comprehensive data allows us to swiftly resolve any player disputes and actively monitor for potential fraudulent or cheating activity.​