BC.Game: 197 kr left of 200 kr after the withdrawal

BC.Game opens the door out at 10 USDT, roughly 104 kr. Two hundred kronor on the balance therefore gets through. The road out runs over TRC-20, which takes 3 kr per transfer and confirms in about 3 minutes, leaving 197 kr as a floor, because the cashier's own fee is not written down anywhere. 1 cashiers leave more behind.

What separates this from the rest of the map is almost entirely the road rather than the cashier. The same withdrawal over ERC-20 would have cost 27 kr instead of 3 kr, and over Solana 0 kr. That is 135 times the difference on exactly the same sum, and neither figure belongs to a cashier: they are the networks' own prices.

The fourth sign is the bonus. The wagering requirement is 35×, against 30× at the lowest and 40× at the highest among the ones we read. The requirement applies while the bonus is running, and while it applies the door out is shut whatever the other four signs say.

The fifth sign is the cashier's own fee, and it is the most honest box on the map. At BC.Game it is not written down, so the box carries a dash and the result is called a floor. A dash is not a zero: it means nothing could be read, not that nothing is taken.

The register answers the sixth question: BC.Game publishes the number OGL/2024/1611/0904, and it can be looked up. 4 of ten do. A number you can look up says the company is registered there and nothing more. The coin list runs to 150 names, but the length of that list is about the way in — this map measures the way out.