Q: How do I exclude myself from playing?

You can exclude yourself from play in the responsible gaming section of your profile page. The first step is a mandatory 24-hour exclusion. Longer options are available after that. <h3 id="beforeyoustart">Before you start</h3> ||| Your balance is locked for the whole exclusion period. If there are funds you want to withdraw, create the withdrawal request first. ||| Once an exclusion has started it cannot be shortened or cancelled by anyone, including support. When the period ends, your account returns to normal and you can continue where you left off.

Q: My House won — how do I get my share?

When a House places in the top 10, the full reward is transferred to the Commander. The Commander then decides how it is distributed within the House. ||| Oddie does not set, enforce or oversee how a Commander shares it out. There is no fixed formula and no platform-level guarantee about what any individual member receives. That arrangement is between you and your Commander. | It is reasonable to ask a Commander how they intend to distribute rewards before joining, since switching Houses is limited to once a month. If you have a question about your share, raise it with your Commander. Support cannot intervene in how a House distributes its reward.

Q: What is House & Crown?

House &amp; Crown is Oddie's guild system. Users organise into groups called Houses, each led by a Commander, and Houses compete in a monthly competition called Crown. Crown is funded by 20% of gross gaming revenue — the largest of the four shares that make up the 50% Oddie returns to the community, alongside rakeback, Talent and the leaderboard.

Q: How do I claim my rakeback?

Rakeback is claimed from the header. Tap the rakeback claim area and a window opens where you choose USDT or USDC. The minimum claimable amount is 10 USD. Below that, the balance keeps accumulating until it reaches the threshold. When you confirm, the full accumulated amount transfers to the wallet balance of your chosen currency. | From that point it behaves like any other wallet balance. You can play with it, tip with it, or withdraw it — with no wagering condition attached.

Question 1

How do I exclude myself from playing?

Accepted Answer

You can exclude yourself from play in the responsible gaming section of your profile page.

The first step is a mandatory 24-hour exclusion. Longer options are available after that.

Before you start

||| Your balance is locked for the whole exclusion period. If there are funds you want to withdraw, create the withdrawal request first.

||| Once an exclusion has started it cannot be shortened or cancelled by anyone, including support.

When the period ends, your account returns to normal and you can continue where you left off.

Question 2

My House won — how do I get my share?

Accepted Answer

When a House places in the top 10, the full reward is transferred to the Commander. The Commander then decides how it is distributed within the House.

||| Oddie does not set, enforce or oversee how a Commander shares it out. There is no fixed formula and no platform-level guarantee about what any individual member receives.

That arrangement is between you and your Commander.

| It is reasonable to ask a Commander how they intend to distribute rewards before joining, since switching Houses is limited to once a month.

If you have a question about your share, raise it with your Commander. Support cannot intervene in how a House distributes its reward.

Question 3

How does verification work on Oddie?

Accepted Answer

There are three steps. Each is triggered at a different point, and you can start any of them yourself at any time rather than waiting to be prompted.

| Step | Handled by | When it becomes required | | ---- | | First Step Verification | Oddie | Before your first deposit | | ID Scan | 3rd Party | Cumulative withdrawals reach 3,000 USD | | Source of Funds | 3rd Party | Cumulative withdrawals reach 5,000 USD |

|| Thresholds are cumulative across all your withdrawals, not per transaction. They are reached gradually over time.

Steps 2 and 3 are handled by KYCAID, an independent verification provider. Where a step is required and incomplete, withdrawals are not approved.

| If you expect to cross a threshold soon, completing the step early means a withdrawal is never held up waiting for it.

Question 4

Is my profile public?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All profiles on Oddie are public and there is no private account option.

What other users can see

Your username, join date and who invited you
Any social media accounts you have linked
Total wagered
Profit and loss
Deposit and withdrawal totals
A breakdown by product — Casino, Slot Battle and Sports
Your badges

Why it works this way

Oddie is built on community and transparency. The leaderboard, House rankings and the Latest Bet feed only mean something when everyone's data is visible.

||| Your name, address and identity details never appear on your profile under any circumstances.

| If there is information you would rather not show, choose a username that does not contain your real name and leave your social media accounts unlinked.

Question 5

What is House & Crown?

Accepted Answer

House & Crown is Oddie's guild system. Users organise into groups called Houses, each led by a Commander, and Houses compete in a monthly competition called Crown.

Crown is funded by 20% of gross gaming revenue — the largest of the four shares that make up the 50% Oddie returns to the community, alongside rakeback, Talent and the leaderboard.

Question 6

How do I claim my rakeback?

Accepted Answer

Rakeback is claimed from the header. Tap the rakeback claim area and a window opens where you choose USDT or USDC.

The minimum claimable amount is 10 USD. Below that, the balance keeps accumulating until it reaches the threshold.

When you confirm, the full accumulated amount transfers to the wallet balance of your chosen currency.

| From that point it behaves like any other wallet balance. You can play with it, tip with it, or withdraw it — with no wagering condition attached.

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