Sign 5
Cashier fee: all ten cashiers sorted on this sign alone
What the cashier takes on top of the network — and at most of them it is not written down. The order here applies to this box only — on the map it is a different one, because the map weighs two signs instead of one.
Play at the best crypto casinoSign 5: what it measures and what it does not
Cashier fee — what the cashier takes on top of the network — and at most of them it is not written down. Among the nine cashiers we read it runs readable at only 1 of nine, and stands empty at 8.
This sign is the most honest box on the map, because it can almost never be read. At 8 of nine, nothing is written about what the cashier takes on top of the network, and then the box gets a dash.
A dash does not mean zero. It means nothing could be read, and the value is left out of every sum. A result containing a dash is called a floor here, never a final sum — that is the difference between "at least this much is left" and "this much is left".
Read sign by sign, the order changes. The map weighs two signs at once; this page weighs exactly one, and the cashier sitting top here rarely sits top on the map. That disagreement is the useful part — it shows which question you were actually asking.
On this sign
| Cashier | Cashier fee | Place on the map |
|---|---|---|
| Vave | 0 kr | — |
| Mega Dice | — | 1 |
| Cloudbet | — | 2 |
| BC.Game | — | 3 |
| TrustDice | — | 4 |
| BetFury | — | 5 |
| Shuffle.com | — | — |
| Wild.io | — | — |
| Betpanda.io | — | — |
| Jack.com | — | — |
A dash means the box could not be read.
What the sign is really about
At nine of ten there is a dash here, and a dash is not a zero. It means the cashier does not write down whether it takes anything of its own — which is why every amount in the blue plate is a floor rather than a final sum, except at the one cashier that explicitly writes zero.
The four other signs
| # | Sign | What it asks |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Minimum withdrawal | Below that sum nothing leaves the cashier, whatever the balance says. |
| 2 | Network fee | What the road itself takes for one transfer out. |
| 3 | Confirmation time | How long the network holds the money before it shows up in the wallet. |
| 4 | Wagering | How many times a bonus has to be played through before the door out opens at all. |
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