Updated 20 September 2026. Nothing here carries a date we haven’t earned —
items are ordered, not scheduled.
The game · Built
Not a prototype. The engine, the money and the white-label program are written, tested and running. Every item here is something a test or a transaction can prove.Provably fair blackjack
Six decks, reshuffled every round. The shuffle is committed before the deal
and the seed revealed after, so any hand replays in your own browser.
An edge we measured
0.89% on the main hand, measured over 9,000,000 rounds on our own engine
rather than quoted from a chart.
Side-bet edges printed beside it.
Money that reconciles
Every balance is counted in whole units with its own reference, and an
automatic check alerts us the moment the books and the coins we actually
hold stop matching.
The white-label program
Venues run on the owner’s own bot. Losses carry forward, so an owner can
never owe money.
Player protection that binds — 21+, restricted-jurisdiction terms, self-
exclusion with no early lift anywhere in the code, daily limits you set, and
kill switches at platform, venue and player level.
Real-money play · Live on Solana
Since 18 September 2026 Ace Up takes real SOL on Solana mainnet: deposits, play at the house tables, withdrawals to your own wallet. Hands are capped at 0.15 SOL while the bankroll grows; the cap is printed on the felt.A second asset is next. The rail is built and has moved real coin on a
testnet; it opens when the bankroll is funded for it.
Deposits in SOL (ETH next)
An address that’s yours on each chain, credited about 30 seconds after the
network confirms it.
A bankroll we fund
The house is backed by us, not by venue owners and not by players. Table
limits are published before you sit down.
Withdrawals to any wallet
Confirmed in the bot, sent on chain, network fee paid by us so the amount
you ask for is the amount that lands.
The first venues
A small pilot — our own community, then partner groups — before the
white-label program opens to anyone who asks.
$ACEUP · Next
A fixed-supply token, fair launch, no presale, no team unlock schedule, tradeable from the first block.Cashback on what you wager
A share of what you bet comes back weekly in $ACEUP, win or lose. Paid on
volume, never on losses — so it can’t reward chasing one.
Bought back with real revenue
Funded from the house’s share of what the tables actually win — not by
printing new tokens, and not out of anything promised to venue owners.
Deposit and hold $ACEUP
Joins SOL and ETH as an asset you can deposit, hold and withdraw, and it
sets your cashback tier. Betting in it comes later.
An option for owners
Owners may elect to take their weekly payout in $ACEUP. The default stays
SOL and ETH, and the percentage doesn’t change either way.
Where a winning week goes
When the tables win more than they pay out over a week, that surplus splits like this. There is nothing taken off the top first.
pons.family also routes most of each trade’s pool fee back to the token’s
creator, so secondary volume feeds the same treasury that buys the token back.
Things worth playing for · Next
Reasons to come back that don’t involve pushing anyone to bet more than they meant to.A progressive jackpot
A slice of every side bet feeds one pot that pays out on the rarest hands. It grows in public, on the table, and the odds of hitting it
are printed like every other number here.
The weekly race
A leaderboard by amount wagered, with a prize pool paid from the house’s
share every week. Your position and the pot are both live while you play.
Crates, with the odds on the box
Packs bought with $ACEUP holding card backs, table felts and cashback
boosts. Every crate publishes its drop table before you open it.
Hands worth sharing
Any hand becomes a link anyone can open — the cards, the payout, and the
proof it was dealt straight, with no account needed.
A crate with hidden odds is a slot machine wearing a bow. Ours publish their
drop tables for the same reason the house edge is printed.
$ACEUP at the table · Later
Betting in $ACEUP is the goal. It waits on the bankroll, not on a date — and here is the honest arithmetic behind that. Here is the problem in one line: the house keeps about 0.89% of everything wagered, and crypto routinely moves 5–10% in a day. If the money backing the tables were held in our own token, the day’s price move would decide whether the house was up or down — not the cards. That is a trading desk in a dealer’s uniform, and it is how token-backed casinos run out of money to pay winners. What unlocks it: a bankroll deep enough to absorb the variance, or bets sized in SOL and settled in $ACEUP so the player holds the token and the house doesn’t carry the direction. Whichever lands first, the limits go up before the tables open.More game, more places to play · Later
Ordered by how often each is asked for, not by how interesting it is to build.What will not change
Roadmaps are easy to rewrite. These are the commitments we’d have to break to move anything above forward faster — and we’d rather ship late.The owner's half
30% of what the tables win at that venue, after paying out players.
Every token mechanic is funded from our side of that line.
The edge stays printed
Main hand, both side bets, jackpot odds, crate drop tables.
Every hand checkable
Commit before the deal, reveal after, verified in your own browser by a page
that needs no login.
No loss-chasing
No deposit prompt after a loss, no nudge as you near a limit, no bonus with
strings attached.
A pause is a pause
Self-exclusion can’t be shortened by you, by support, or by anyone. There is
no function for it.
Money never trapped
Withdrawal is never gated by terms, by a cap, by a pause, or by a venue
closing.