Sign 2
Network fee: all ten cashiers sorted on this sign alone
What the road itself takes for one transfer out. 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 2: what it measures and what it does not
Network fee — what the road itself takes for one transfer out. Among the nine cashiers we read it runs from 0 kr to 3 kr.
The fee belongs to the road, not to the cashier, which is why it stands as a sign of its own. The same withdrawal costs 0 kr over Solana and 27 kr over ERC-20. No operator can change either figure.
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 | Network fee | Place on the map |
|---|---|---|
| Mega Dice | Solana · 0 kr | 1 |
| Shuffle.com | Solana · 0 kr | — |
| Wild.io | Litecoin · 0 kr | — |
| Cloudbet | TRC-20 · 3 kr | 2 |
| BC.Game | TRC-20 · 3 kr | 3 |
| TrustDice | TRC-20 · 3 kr | 4 |
| BetFury | TRC-20 · 3 kr | 5 |
| Vave | TRC-20 · 3 kr | — |
| Betpanda.io | TRC-20 · 3 kr | — |
| Jack.com | — | — |
A dash means the box could not be read.
What the sign is really about
The fee belongs to the road, not to the cashier. The same network costs the same wherever the money leaves from, which makes this the only sign that compares straight across cashiers.
The four other signs
| # | Sign | What it asks |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Minimum withdrawal | Below that sum nothing leaves the cashier, whatever the balance says. |
| 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. |
| 5 | Cashier fee | What the cashier takes on top of the network — and at most of them it is not written down. |
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