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If you run a Telegram group, you can run an Ace Up venue inside it. Your members play blackjack on your own bot, under your own name, and you take 30% of the venue’s net house win, settled every two weeks. You do not fund a bankroll. You do not hold anyone’s money. You do not run a server.

What you get

Your own bot

Your name, your avatar, your description. Players see your venue, with a small “Powered by Ace Up” line in the rules footer and nowhere else.

30% of the house win

Paid every two weeks, per asset, to an address you control. No invoice, no minimum activity.

No bankroll, no risk

Ace Up funds the bankroll and carries the losing weeks. You can never owe money.

Nothing to build

One bot token, one activation, one link in your group.

What Ace Up keeps

The bankroll, custody of player funds, the payouts, the game engine, the fairness proof, support, and the rules of the game. Those are not yours to change, and that is the deal — you are not operating a casino, you are hosting one.

What you control

The one rule that catches people

You cannot play at your own venue. Neither can your managers. The seat refuses you.Whoever profits from a venue cannot play at it — that is the rule the whole model rests on. You can play anywhere else, including the house tables in @Aceupgamebot.

Getting started

How the money works

30%, every two weeks, with carry-forward. Worked through with real numbers.

What you need

Before you start — the short list.

Create your bot

BotFather, the token, and handing it over safely.

Apply

Start the /newvenue flow in the platform bot.

Roadmap

Where the program goes next — and why $ACEUP is funded from our half, not yours.