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Published odds

Published Odds

Last updated: September 16, 2026

1. How to Read This

Some of what Berries buy is randomized. This page publishes the real probabilities behind each of those products, read directly from the systems that run them, so what you see here is what the server plays.

Berries are store credit. They have no monetary value, they cannot be withdrawn, and they are not a wager: every product listed here pays out in cards or in Berries, never in cash.

2. Cases

Swaggy's Case

1,000 Berries per spot. Hit (1000 Berries or more): 16%

500 spots; every spot pays at least 200 Berries. Full drop table on the case page.

See the full drop table for Swaggy's Case

3. Deal Vault

Deal Vault has no fixed prize table. The board is drawn from the pool of real slabs staked to the room, which you can see in full before you pay, and your own slab is drawn uniformly from that board. The buyout offers are priced from the board that is actually in play, so they differ every session.

Common Vault

500 Berries to enter. 24 cases; prizes range 6 to 1528 Berries. Your slab is drawn uniformly from the board you are shown before paying.

Rare Vault

1,000 Berries to enter. 24 cases; prizes range 9 to 3270 Berries. Your slab is drawn uniformly from the board you are shown before paying.

Epic Vault

2,000 Berries to enter. 24 cases; prizes range 18 to 6540 Berries. Your slab is drawn uniformly from the board you are shown before paying.

Legendary Vault

5,000 Berries to enter. 24 cases; prizes range 45 to 16352 Berries. Your slab is drawn uniformly from the board you are shown before paying.

4. Daily Berry Spin

Free, once per day, no purchase required. The multiplier is drawn from this table:

  • 1x base (5 Berries) — 34%
  • 2x base (10 Berries) — 30%
  • 3x base (15 Berries) — 20%
  • 5x base (25 Berries) — 11%
  • 10x base (50 Berries) — 5.0%

5. Grade Guesser

Grade Guesser is not a randomized draw and so has no odds to publish. It is a head-to-head contest between two players: both are shown the same five slabs and both call the grade, and the better set of calls takes the pot. The house takes a 5% rake on the pot, half of which funds the leaderboard prize pool.