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# How to Earn

Four ways, with genuinely different risk. They are not the same bet.

|                 | Risk     | Return                     | Horizon |
| --------------- | -------- | -------------------------- | ------- |
| Spin            | High     | −9% expected               | Instant |
| Hold a won card | Market   | Whatever the stock does    | Any     |
| Consign         | Low      | 2% pro-rata + face on draw | Days    |
| Bankroll        | Moderate | \~6.5% of volume           | Days+   |

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### 1. Spin

The straightforward one.

What makes it different from a slot machine is where you land when you lose: holding real equity. A common pull returns 70% of your stake  but as shares of SPY or NVIDIA that keep moving with the market. Lose the spin, still own the stock.

{% hint style="warning" %}
The 91% return is a long-run average over thousands of spins. Over ten, variance swamps it completely.
{% endhint %}

### 2. Hold, or exit on your terms

A won card is yours. Keep the exposure, unwrap it for the raw token, or take the house's instant buyback at face within 2 days.

### 3. Consign

Lend a card back to the machine. It earns **2% of every spin** pro-rated by its share of the rack whether or not it is the one drawn and pays you its face value if someone wins it.

The quiet one: you already own the card, fees accrue passively, and the downside is bounded by the stock's own price rather than by the game.

### 4. Provide bankroll

Deposit USDT and take the house side. You earn the 6.5% edge on volume, and you carry the variance and the equity exposure of racked inventory.

Not a yield product. A position in a game.


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