Casino Reserves

It shows what we can see and prove. Each number is the current balance of wallets we have attributed to that operator, read from the chain at the time shown. Open any address on a block explorer and you will get the same figure we did.

It is not a solvency statement. Reserves are one half of a balance sheet. Without knowing what an operator owes its players, a large number here proves it holds assets — not that it can cover withdrawals. Anyone presenting a reserves total as proof of solvency is overstating it, and we are not going to do that.

Coverage is partial, and varies by operator. We publish the wallets we can attribute with evidence. An operator holding funds in wallets we have not identified — or on an exchange, where the address is the exchange's rather than theirs — will read low here. A low figure is a limit of our visibility, not a finding about the operator.

Attributions we cannot stand behind are excluded. A validator compares our indexed deposit volume for each operator-chain against independent ground truth and drops any that implies a wallet is mis-attributed. Those are removed entirely rather than shown with a caveat.