How Jackpot Works
Players deposit items into a shared pot. One winner receives the pot after settlement fees. Your chance of winning is proportional to the value you deposit.
How to Play
Deposit items into the pot
Select items from your inventory to add to the current Jackpot round. You can deposit multiple times during the entry phase.
Wait for the round to fill
Other players add their items too. Your winning chance equals your total deposit value divided by the pot's total value.
The winner is drawn
When the round timer ends or the maximum player count is reached, the provably fair system selects a winner based on deposit proportions.
Winner receives the remaining pot
Settlement targets a fee worth 10% of the item pot. The exact deduction varies with item sizes, contribution caps and supported balance-deduction rules. The winner receives the remaining items; the displayed pot is before fees.
Odds & House Edge
Settlement targets a fee worth 10% of the item pot. The exact deduction varies with item sizes, contribution caps and supported balance-deduction rules. The winner receives the remaining items; the displayed pot is before fees.
Your probability of winning is exactly proportional to your deposit. If you deposit $50 worth of items into a $200 pot, you have a 25% chance of winning.
For a full breakdown of house edge across all game modes, see our What Are the Odds? page.
Provably Fair
Every Jackpot outcome on CaseRush.gg is determined using our provably fair system. Before each round, a server seed hash is published. After the round, the full server seed is revealed so you can independently verify the result was not manipulated.
The system uses HMAC-SHA256 with a combination of server seed, client seed, and nonce to generate verifiable random outcomes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the winner selected?
The provably fair system selects the winner. A random number determines the result, weighted by each player's share of the deposits. The selection can be verified after the round.
Is there a pot fee or rake?
Settlement targets a fee worth 10% of the item pot. The exact deduction varies with item sizes, contribution caps and supported balance-deduction rules. The winner receives the remaining items; the displayed pot is before fees.
Can I deposit multiple times?
Yes. You can make multiple deposits during the entry phase. Each deposit increases your share of the pot and your winning probability.
What happens if only one player enters?
If only one player deposits before the round timer expires, their items are returned. The round requires a minimum number of participants to proceed.