The first gambling site written in Rust.

Blazingly fast. Memory safe. Fearlessly concurrent. You will still lose every last byte.

250 B on the house to start.

The floor

Poker is open. Six seats, a rake posted on the table, and the house plays its own stacks.
Poker's lock works. It was priced and padlocked but the door had never actually been shut.
Poker's table redrawn: seats hold still, cards stop sliding in, and the turn clock runs down instead of resetting.
The buy-in box opens on a number you can read.
A rank now needs the money in hand, not the money you once had.
Table talk clears itself after an hour.
The leaderboard says how long everyone has spent here.
Going broke mid-round waits for the round to finish before it says so.
Switching units stops at two decimal places.
Every game's rules are one short list at the bottom of its page.
Profiles left at nothing for a week are closed.
Sign-ins are rate limited and the session cookie is now HTTPS-only.
Crash and blackjack retuned. Both were paying out more than they took in.
Spins loosened from 80% to 90%.
Roulette rounds now count, and the wheel no longer double-charges a chip.
Stake boxes open on a readable number instead of a wall of digits.
Crash pays into the purse the moment you cash out.
Rounds the table refuses no longer cost an hour's allowance.
Assorted stabilization, optimization and bug fixes.

This is the last update to gambling.aryzen.de. The site stays online until further notice.
A round-count cap tuned per game rather than one number for all of them.
Souls shown beside the purse.
Proper moments for selling a soul and taking a rank.
A soul page worth reading.