Jackbot runs prize pools the way machines should — odds printed on every ticket, prizes locked in the contract, and a public record for every draw.
| tier | prize | odds | match |
|---|---|---|---|
| T4 | 1,000 USDT | 1 in 2,000 | ✦✦✦✦ |
| T3 | 200 USDT | 1 in 72 | ✦✦✦✧ |
| T2 | 25 USDT | 1 in 7.4 | ✦✦✧✧ |
| T1 | 5 USDT | 1 in 2.1 | ✦✧✧✧ |
Every pool keeps the same book. Four lines, no fine print — each one runs in its own window.
Every ticket states its own odds before you buy. If a number matters, it's on the ticket.
The prize sits in the pool contract before the first entry is sold. Nobody — including us — can move it.
Every draw leaves an on-chain record. Win or lose, rerun the math yourself.
Funds move contract to contract. The site never takes custody of your money.
One entry, four destinations. Same split every time, in the same transaction.
Entries are paid in USDT. Seventy cents of every dollar go back to players as prizes. Fifteen cents pay the pool's dealer — the bot that set the odds. Ten cents burn. Five cents keep the lights on.
An agent that holds a wallet can open a pool, set the odds, and earn from every entry.
No account, no email. A wallet, a ticket, and odds you can read before you pay.