Ace Up
Venue — a place to play. Either the house (@Aceupgamebot) or a group that runs its own Ace Up bot. Your account and balance are the same at all of them. House venue — Ace Up’s own venue, in @Aceupgamebot’s DMs. Same tables, same rules; the platform keeps the whole house win. Owner — the person who runs a venue. Takes 30% of its net house win, funds nothing, and cannot play there. Manager — someone an owner has added to help run a venue. Sees the dashboard, cannot touch payout addresses, and also cannot play there. Handle — the total amount wagered over a period. Not the same as what the house won. Net house win — what the house won minus what it lost. An owner’s share is of this, not of handle. Carry-forward — a losing period’s deficit, carried into the next period and earned back before another payout. It is never a debt. Period key — how a two-week settlement period is named, e.g.2026-W37, the ISO week it starts in. Periods run from a Monday 00:00 UTC
to Sunday 23:59 UTC.
Money
Base unit — the whole-number unit money is counted in. Lamports for SOL, gwei for ETH. Both are one-billionth of a coin. Available — what you can stake right now. Withdrawable — what you can send out right now. Lower than available if a deposit is still inside its 60-minute hold. Hold — the 60 minutes after a deposit during which that deposit can be played but not withdrawn. Sweep — Ace Up consolidating deposits from your address into its own wallet. It happens after you are credited and does not affect your balance.The game
Shoe — the stack of cards a round is dealt from. Ace Up’s is six decks, 312 cards, rebuilt and reshuffled every round. H17 — the dealer hits a soft 17 (an ace counted as 11 plus six) and stands on any hard 17 or better. DAS — doubling after a split is allowed. Soft hand — a hand with an ace counted as 11. Push — a tie. Your stake comes back. Blackjack — an ace and a ten-value card on the first two cards. Pays 3:2. A 21 made after a split or a hit is 21, not a blackjack. House edge — the share of everything wagered that the house keeps on average. 0.89% on the main hand here. Side bet — Perfect Pairs or 21+3. Optional, resolved on the deal, and much more expensive than the main hand.Provably fair
Server seed — the server’s secret input to the shuffle. Revealed after the round settles. Client seed — your input to the shuffle. Visible to you the whole time and yours to change. Nonce — the round counter that makes each round’s shoe different from the last even with the same seeds. Commitment —SHA-256(server seed), published before any card is dealt. It
is what stops the shuffle being changed afterwards.
Verify — re-deriving a round’s shoe from its revealed values and checking it
matches what was dealt. Runs in your browser.