House rules, complete
Two minutes, start to finish. Everything the Table does is written down here; none of it is hidden and none of it is discretionary.
1. What the table is
The Long Table is your own meter, counted in Halcy Chips played. It belongs to your account alone: there is no shared pool, no other members' numbers and no list of names.
2. How it fills
- The stake of every settled round you play on any game is laid on your table, whether the round returns chips or not.
- Laying the table never takes anything from your stake or your balance.
- Demo play by guests is not saved and lays nothing — the table comes with a free account.
3. Place settings
- Bread & salt at 6,000 CHP played: 600 Halcy Chips and 2 Dew.
- Soup course at 18,000 CHP played: 1,400 Halcy Chips and 4 Dew.
- The roast at 45,000 CHP played: 2,800 Halcy Chips and 8 Dew.
- Full table at 110,000 CHP played: 5,600 Halcy Chips and 15 Dew.
4. Credits and new tables
- A setting is credited automatically the moment your table reaches it. Nothing is drawn, nothing to claim, nothing expires.
- After the full table a fresh one is laid; anything above the line carries over. There is no season clock and no end date.
5. The boring but important part
- All settings pay Halcy Chips and Dew. They cannot be exchanged for money, goods or anything else of value, on the site or off it.
- If a technical fault mis-credits a setting, we correct it and say so in the journal.