PLUMBERSCasino

The boiler never sleeps

Turn the
Valve

Pay 100,000 PLUMBERS, take the final position, and restart the six-hour clock. If nobody turns after you, 90% of the pot is yours.

100K a turn 6-hour reset Last turner wins 10% rolls over

Live boiler line

Keep the pressure alive.

Loading Round —
A red industrial valve mounted on a copper and black iron boiler pipe
Current pot Loading 90% payout: —
Valve locks in Loading Reading Ethereum time
Last turnerNobody yet
Turns this round—
Total turns—

One irreversible turn

Take the handle

Resets to 06:00:00
Turn price
100,000 PLUMBERS
Immediate burn · 10%
10,000
Daily Draw reserve · 10%
10,000
Valve pot · 80%
80,000
Maximum ETH sent
0.00005 ETH
Expected ETH retained
Checking reserve
Next Daily Draw ticket — / 1,000,000

Reading the shared ticket reserve

Wallet PLUMBERSUnlock to check

Your Valve winningsUnlock to check

Boiler ledger

Recent rounds

Waiting for the first completed round.

Rules bolted onchain

Last hand on the wheel wins.

Every confirmed turn replaces the last turner and starts a fresh six-hour window. When a populated window expires, its last turner can claim 90% and the remaining 10% becomes the next round's opening pot. Empty windows never consume that seed.

  1. Turn for 100K.10K burns, 10K queues for a Daily Draw ticket, and 80K enters this pot.
  2. Reset six hours.Your confirmed transaction becomes the new final position.
  3. Outlast the room.If nobody follows before expiry, 90% of the complete pot is yours.
  4. Seed another chase.Ten percent rolls forward forever; an empty cycle preserves it all.
How the Daily Draw ticket works

One real 1,000,000-PLUMBERS ticket is bought whenever the reserved 10K slices reach the threshold. The Daily Draw itself burns 100K and adds 900K to its pot, making the final per-turn economics 11% burned, 9% added to the Daily Draw, and 80% added here. If this contract wins, anyone can claim each vested portion and burn it permanently.

Transaction ordering matters

This is a last-transaction game, not a random draw. Ethereum orders simultaneous turns, and other players or automated bots can submit a later transaction near expiry. A wallet submission is not the final position until it confirms onchain.