How it works
Overview
One pool holds NFTs from every accepted collection. Pay the pool price and you are assigned one of them at random — verifiably at random — with better odds on the lightly-backed pieces and a real shot at the expensive ones.
The other side of the game: deposit your own NFT with SOL locked behind it, and earn a share of the fees from every pull while it sits in the pool.
Odds
Every position's draw weight is the inverse of its backing — cheap pieces turn over fast, deep pieces sit. Your odds are your weight over everyone's:
weight = 1 / backing your odds = your weight / total weight
Example: 1 SOL backing among nine others at 1 SOL each → 10%. Halve your backing and your odds nearly double.
The odds printed on every card are exactly this number, computed from live backings. In a batch, cards are drawn without replacement, so later cards shift slightly.
The pull price
A pull costs the expected value of one draw, plus a fixed markup that funds depositor earnings:
EV = Σ (odds × backing) over every active position price = EV + 10%
EV weights each backing by its own draw odds — it is what an average draw is worth, not the average of the price tags.
Because cheap positions carry the most odds, EV hugs the affordable end of the pool: you pay a lottery-ticket price with jackpots inside. The exact price is always shown before you confirm, and it is protected — if the pool moves more than your slippage tolerance between quote and draw, you are refunded.
The three exits
When your card is revealed you choose exactly one:
KEEP IT
The NFT is delivered to your wallet. The depositor is paid their backing minus a 1% settlement fee.
depositor receives = backing − 1%
TAKE THE SOL
Take the standing bid instead; the NFT returns to its depositor.
you receive = 85% of backing
The 15% spread is the house edge that keeps a pull from being a free option on the NFT — and it is why pulling is a game, not an ATM.
KEEP & RELIST
Keep the NFT inside the pool as your own position at a backing you choose (within the collection's band). You pay the new backing in; the old depositor is paid out as on a Keep. From then on it earns you fees.
Decide promptly. If you walk away, the draw eventually settles to KEEP and the NFT is delivered to you anyway — a paid draw is never lost.
Depositing
Pick an NFT from an accepted collection and set its backing — SOL you lock behind it. Backing is two things at once: the standing offer a puller can take instead of your NFT, and your odds dial.
back low → drawn often → you are selling near your backing back high → drawn rarely → you keep it longer, earn depth fees
Each collection has a backing band — by default half to twice its floor price — shown on the deposit screen. Deposits outside the band are refused by the program itself, not just the site.
Accepted collections
These are the collections the pool accepts today — the same list the deposit screen offers. The address under each name is the on-chain verified collection the program checks at deposit: match it against your NFT's metadata if you want to verify beyond this page. Anything not on this list is refused by the program itself, whatever a website says.

Claynosaurz
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Solana Monkey Business
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Mad Lads
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Galactic Geckos
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DeGods
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The Bullpen
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Famous Fox Federation
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SMB Gen3
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Degen Ape Academy
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Zero Monke Biz
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y00ts
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Lil Chillers
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BoDoggos
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MidEvil
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Dumpstr Bags
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Kups by Raposa
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Cets on Creck
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Player 2
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Admissions happen on-chain, one collection at a time, and this page tracks them. Zero Monke Biz minted in two verified groups; both addresses are admitted, so every ZMB is welcome.
Earning
Every pull pays its markup into the pool, and it flows in a fixed order — the Crown and the protocol take their cuts, and everything left is split equally across all active positions:
each pull's fee: 5% -> the Crown holder's pot 1% -> the protocol 94% -> split equally across active positions
Current settings. Every active position earns the same slice per pull, whatever its backing — presence pays.
your share per pull = 94% of the fee / N active positions
So where does deep backing pay? Not in the split — in being drawn rarely (your piece stays and keeps collecting), and in the Crown.
The Crown
The single deepest-backed position in the pool holds the Crown. It is the reward for committing the most capital to the game.
crown income = 5% of every pull's fee, accruing into a pot pot is paid = in full, when the holder is displaced or exits
Taking it is open to anyone — but not cheap. A challenger's backing must beat the incumbent's by at least 10%, so the Crown cannot flip for a lamport, and every displacement pays the outgoing holder their accrued pot on the way out.
to take the crown: your backing >= incumbent's backing x 1.10
One subtlety: a freshly-deposited piece that lands while a draw is open starts staged — outside the draw — and cannot take the Crown until it activates. The Crown only ever rewards backing that is actually at risk.
Withdrawing
Withdraw any position whenever you like: your NFT, your backing, and everything it earned come back in one transaction.
The only exceptions are moments when your piece is mid-settlement — someone drew it and is choosing their exit — or the few seconds while a draw lands. Nobody, including the team, can block a withdrawal.
Fair questions
Is the draw actually random?
Yes. The randomness comes from an on-chain oracle and the selection runs in the program — the team, the site, and the puller all see it only after it is fixed.
Can the team take my NFT or my backing?
No. No admin action can move a depositor's assets or stop a withdrawal. The team can pause new deposits and new pulls; exits always work.
Are these rules just website rules?
No — every number on this page is enforced by the on-chain program. The site is a convenient window; a hand-built transaction plays by exactly the same rules.
What am I risking?
A pull can return a card worth less than you paid. A deposited NFT can be taken at its standing backing at any time. Nothing here is investment advice.