> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.hoodshot.games/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# What Fully On-Chain Means at HoodShot

> No custody, no in-game balance, no trusted server. Two transactions cover an entire bet, and every state change is public.

Most "crypto casinos" are a normal web casino with a crypto cashier: you deposit, their database tracks your balance, and you trust their server for outcomes and withdrawals. HoodShot removes the cashier and the database.

## What that means in practice

* **No custody.** Your funds sit in your wallet until the second you place a bet. The stake moves to the game contract, and the payout moves straight back to your wallet.
* **Two transactions, total.** `placeBet` puts the stake in. `settle` pays out, and anyone can send it (usually our keeper does, within seconds, at no cost to you).
* **No trusted server for outcomes.** The house's only role is signing your bet digest, and only one valid signature exists. Servers can go down; your bet still settles and remains verifiable from public data.
* **Public state.** Stakes, payouts, house liquidity, and every rule parameter are readable by anyone on [Blockscout](https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/address/0xB0d213833612E5557Ad68F4Dcc96d024B5B74Fb7).

## Why Robinhood Chain

Blocks land roughly every 100 milliseconds and gas costs fractions of a cent, which makes a two-transaction bet cycle feel instant and keeps even minimum-stake bets economical.

The one thing the frontend adds is convenience: animations, USD pricing, and history. None of it decides anything. If hoodshot.games vanished, your bets, payouts, and proofs would all still exist on-chain.