One pool. One crew. One heist. Get a seat, or watch.
Wanted
Rob · the frog with the bow Reward: the whole pot
Psst. You buying, or just window shopping?
Game ended
Trading and halts are closed. Settlement is now permissionless.
Every ETH deepens the pool, lifts the valuation and hands you tickets for the draw.
0.1 ETH qualifies for the draw. 1 ETH is the production lifetime cap and seat threshold. How seats work.
Connect a wallet to read your position.
Type an exact amount, or pick a cut of your bag.
Any sale permanently forfeits a crew seat. Falling below half your peak permanently removes your draw qualification.
Half your peak is the line: cross it and your tickets are gone. Send one wei from a seat and the seat is gone.
Book the next free 2-hour slot. Every sale during it pays 50% to the crew, in ETH, on the spot. Your 0.01 ETH fee lands in the pot.
The opening 1 hour and final 24 hours are halts enforced by the contract.
Connecting to the contract. No action can be sent until the deployment is verified.
Crew seats
10 seats at launch, reserved for the launch list. One more for every 10 ETH the pool holds above its 10 ETH seed: the first at 20 ETH, the last at 110 ETH. 20, ever. A seat takes an equal cut of every halt dump, paid in ETH and claimable any time. Keep it by never sending a single ROB.
Connect a wallet to play. Putting your X name on a seat is step 2, and optional.
Connecting never asks for a signature. Step 2 asks for one, free and off-chain, to prove the wallet is yours before an X name goes on it; unlink any time.
How a night goes
Buy from the official pool. 0.1 ETH puts you in the draw. The 1 ETH lifetime cap puts you in a seat if one is open for you.
Keep half your peak. Sell in a halt and half goes to the crew. Got a seat? Never sell.
$20M or 30 days: trading freezes, the pool becomes the pot, and the draw pays out. The crew's take is already in their pockets.
The split
Same table on both endings. The team takes 10%, never under 10 ETH; the rest goes 50 / 25 / 15 to one wallet, ten runner-ups and season 2. The pot is whatever the heist pulls out of the pool, and it can shrink.
Jan 28, 2021 · never forget
Here, buying never stops. A halt makes sellers pay 50% to the crew, in ETH, and any qualified wallet can call one for 0.01 ETH.
Check the live gateHouse rules
Two things end season one: a $20M valuation on the pool's own price, read from its ETH/USD feed, or 30 days. Whichever lands first freezes trading for good and lets anyone call the heist.
10 launch seats go to the launch list: apply, get picked by hand, then fill the 1 ETH cap. Everyone else waits for public seats: one opens at every 10 ETH the pool holds above its 10 ETH seed, the first at 20 ETH and the last at 110 ETH. 20 seats exist, ever.
Fill your cap while none are open and that wallet stays seatless. No waiting list, no second chance.
Every halt sale pays you. Half of what the seller dumps becomes ETH and splits equally among the seats still standing. Claim it whenever you like, during the game or after. It never expires.
You lose the seat by sending any ROB. One wei counts. Your own second wallet counts. It never comes back. Selling below half your peak also ends it, and kills your tickets.
0.01 ETH books the next free 2-hour slot. The queue holds 8 hours and each wallet has a 24-hour cooldown. The opening 1 hour and final 24 hours are halts on the house.
During a halt, sells pay 50%. Buys never pay, ever. A halt taxes sellers; it does not stop them, and the pot can shrink right up to the deadline.
Tickets. Ten per ETH bought, ten per wallet maximum, never reset. Your odds are your tickets over everyone's.
The seed is a blockhash 25 blocks after the heist. Robinhood's sequencer produces it, so it is a trust assumption, not provable randomness.
50% to one winner. 25% shared by up to ten runners-up. 15% to season two. 10% to the team.
The team takes 10% or 10 ETH, whichever is larger, and never more than the pot contains. Under 10 ETH there is nothing left for players. The pot is not a promise: sellers take ETH out on their way through.
Transfers freeze forever. Your balance, your qualification and your freeze count become the season two snapshot. Holding to the heist and freezing both carry over.
Nobody, once it ships. No pause, tax knob, blacklist, mint, upgrade or owner price feed.
Prizes are pulls, not drops. A Claim button appears whenever the contract owes your wallet. Buy from the official pool only: anywhere else earns no tickets and gets taxed like any other transfer.
This page is production-ready, but season one is not deployed yet. Until a verified Robinhood Chain mainnet contract is configured, the page shows the approved rules and keeps every transaction control locked. At launch, the board, wallet positions and actions read that contract directly.