For Capital Allocators

The House, Unbundled

Stake into transparent, risk-priced capital pools. Earn GGR-based returns from real gameplay — not promises.

What OpenBankroll Offers

Pool Isolation

Each pool is specific to game, variant, operator, and table. Losses in one pool never affect others.

Priced Risk

Every pool exposes real metrics: RTP, variance, max drawdown, volatility. Make informed decisions, not yield chasing.

GGR Returns

Earn from Gross Gaming Revenue — player losses minus player wins. Real returns from real gameplay.

Full Transparency

All pool activity visible on Gamscan. Public verification of every round that uses your capital.

How It Works

Choose a Pool

Browse available pools by game, variant, and operator. Review historical metrics and risk profile.

Stake Capital

Deposit USDC (or supported asset). Receive OBS tokens representing your pool ownership.

Earn GGR

Your share of Gross Gaming Revenue is distributed pro-rata based on OBS holdings.

Withdraw

Burn OBS to withdraw. Subject to configurable delay (e.g., 24h) for pool stability.

OpenBankroll Shares (OBS)

What OBS Represents

Ownership in a specific bankroll pool
Claim on pool's share of GGR
Proportional exposure to pool's risk

OBS Mechanics

Issued: When capital is staked
Burned: When capital is withdrawn
Tradeable: Secondary markets (future)

OBS are claims on cashflow, not speculative tokens. No guaranteed yield — this is risk capital.

Pool Metrics You'll See

Current SizeTotal capital in pool

Active ExposureCapital currently at risk in active bets

Historical RTPActual return-to-player vs theoretical

Variance CurvesStandard deviation of outcomes

Max DrawdownWorst historical loss from peak

Volatility IndexRisk characterization

Rounds Per DayActivity level

Expected ROI RangeNot a single number — a realistic range

The 10-Point Safety Doctrine

First Principle: The house must survive the worst plausible day, not the average day.

1 Pool isolation

2 Max bet ≤ 1% of pool

3 Concurrent exposure caps

4 Dynamic drawdown throttling

5 Liquidity floors

6 Withdrawal delays

7 Transparent accounting

8 Automated risk engine

9 Public verification (Gamscan)

10 Emergency kill switches

Never:

Manual overrides to increase exposure
Chasing losses
Guaranteed yield promises
Post-incident silence

Risk Capital

Bankrolling is not a savings account. You can lose capital. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Only stake what you can afford to lose.