TRX in the lobby: small balances, minimum stakes and the way out
A lobby does not care how many TRX you hold, but every game inside it sets a smallest stake, and the cashier outside it sets a smallest withdrawal. A small balance lives between the two.
This page is about that gap, not about any game's odds. It states nothing about payout rates or fairness for any operator.
How much TRX does it take to play?
That depends on the game and the operator, and we state no stake limit for any of them. What can be said is how the coin behaves. TRX is divisible to six decimal places, so a stake can be a tiny fraction of a coin, and a cashier that deposits 10 coins can still let you play with fractions of one.
Cloudbet's currency settings, the same ones that carry its TRX floors, also hold a short list for TRON: 10, 50, 100 and 500. It is a set of suggested stake steps for the interface and not a minimum of anything, and mistaking it for a floor would make the deposit minimum look ten times higher than the 1 the same block states.
What happens when the balance falls below the withdrawal floor?
The money is yours and you cannot move it. Sportsbet.io lists 200 TRX as its minimum withdrawal. A player who deposited 3 TRX, won to 150 and then lost some has a balance that clears the deposit floor many times over and sits below the line out. Rollbit's ten and Cloudbet's one are much lower, so the same balance would leave at those two.
The cure is not clever play. It is reading the withdrawal floor before the first deposit, and treating it as part of what a small deposit commits you to.
Does the game lobby change what the cashier asks for?
No. The cashier asks the same thing whatever you play: the right coin, the right network, an amount above its floor. Live tables, slots and sports bets all draw on one balance in the operators whose pages we read, which is why the floors are on the cashier page and not on a game page.
Where does a TRX balance go when a game ends?
Back to the cashier's balance, in coins, and from there to your wallet if it clears the withdrawal floor and any condition the operator sets. The balance, the floor and the withdrawal record are three separate things, covered in our note on withdrawal records.
Short answers about small balances
Can I play with less than the deposit floor?
Not by depositing less. A deposit below the floor may never be credited. A balance can fall below the floor through play, and that is a different case.
What is the TRX withdrawal minimum?
It differs: 1 at Cloudbet, 10 at Rollbit and 200 at Sportsbet.io, as printed on their own pages.
Does the lobby show the floor?
Not that we read. The floor is on the cashier screen or in a help article.