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Know what you pay and what you receive

Fees, deposits and withdrawals explained

A $1 room entry is only one part of the cost. Payment processing can reduce your deposit credit and the amount you receive when withdrawing. Review the current quote before continuing.

10%Platform fee from each completed room pool
$2Minimum deposit before processing deductions
$10Minimum withdrawal from available Real balance

The room fee is taken from the pool

Every participant contributes one $1 entry. One random winner receives 90% of the full room pool. OneMillion retains 10%. That fee is not an extra 10% charge on top of the displayed $1 entry.

Duel example

Two $1 entries create a $2 pool. The winner receives $1.80 in their Real wallet; the $0.20 platform fee is retained. The other participant loses the $1 entry.

Payment deductions are separate from the room fee. Compare every room’s odds and award.

A deposit is not the same as wallet credit

  1. Choose an amount of at least $2

    The Payments screen shows the amount paid, estimated processing fee and estimated wallet credit. PayPal or an eligible card method is processed by PayPal.

  2. Review the deduction before paying

    Wallet credit equals the captured payment minus the provider’s processing fee. A $2 payment therefore gives less than $2 in room credit and does not fund two $1 entries. Do not mistake the payment amount for spendable balance.

  3. Check the final credit

    The final provider fee is confirmed after payment. Your actual wallet credit and transaction history show the result. Estimates are not a guaranteed PayPal tariff.

Review the current payment estimate. Do not pay if your eligibility or the costs are unclear; contact Customer Support first.

Withdrawals start at $10

A $1.80 Duel win alone cannot be withdrawn.

The current minimum withdrawal is $10 of available Real balance. A welcome entry is not cash and cannot be withdrawn. Any award is credited to the Real wallet and uses the same withdrawal rules. Do not keep playing to reach the minimum.

  • Only available Real balance can be withdrawn. Demo balance, entry tickets and funds committed to unresolved rooms are not available for withdrawal.
  • Verify your payout email before requesting a withdrawal. A new payout address must be verified again.
  • The quote shows the wallet deduction, withdrawal fee or reserve, and amount you receive. Read all three figures before submitting.
  • Account, identity, age, location, responsible-play and payment-provider checks can apply. Verifying an email does not itself guarantee provider eligibility.

The current app supplies the exact fee calculation. A request is not proof that money has been delivered; follow its status in your account history.

How long does a withdrawal take?

There is no guaranteed completion time published here. Review, verification and PayPal processing can affect when funds are sent and received. The service may use manual review or payout handling. Contact Customer Support for the status of your request, without sharing passwords or verification codes.

Room waiting is separate: a Real draw requires a full room and has no maximum waiting time. Accepted entries cannot be cancelled by the player. Read the waiting policy before joining.

Common questions

Are the 10% room fee and PayPal fees the same?

No. The platform fee is taken from the completed room pool. Payment processing deductions affect deposits and withdrawals separately. They are shown in Payments.

Can I cancel an entry while waiting?

No. An accepted entry remains committed while the room is unresolved; leaving the page does not release it. There is no automatic age-based refund. The Terms describe exceptional cancellation.

Does a draw receipt prove a cash payout arrived?

No. It records the draw and wallet award. A withdrawal is a separate request with its own review and provider status.

Do I need to deposit to understand the game?

No. Start with the no-account example on the homepage or the private Demo using virtual money. Learn how the rooms work.

Updated 21 October 2026. USD. Real-money entertainment is for eligible adults aged 18+; it is not income or an investment.