Questions Larry gets asked.

No, and that's deliberate. Payments only ever go to the wallet you proved you control by signing in with Xaman or Joey. There's no field to redirect them, which means nobody can social-engineer, typo, or phish your payouts to a different address — including you on a bad day.

Want to use a different wallet? Sign out, sign in with the other one, register again.

Xaman, on your phone — you scan a QR or tap a link and approve in the app. Joey Wallet is built in but switched off for now (it connects over WalletConnect: scan the code, approve, and Larry's requests pop up in Joey). If enough people ask, it goes live — tell @beluckylarry.

Either way the rule is the same: Larry never sees a key, every request is shown to you in full inside the wallet before you approve it, and the only transactions you'll ever be asked for are the trust line and — if you choose — cashing chips in.

No browser-extension wallets yet (GemWallet, Crossmark). If you want one, say so.

With Xaman it's a SignIn request — a signature that proves you hold the keys to that address. With Joey it's a signature over a deliberately broken transaction: a 1-drop payment from your wallet to itself with a sequence number of zero, which the ledger will refuse forever — so the signature proves the key, and can never move anything. Either way nothing is sent, no permissions are granted, no trust line is set. Larry learns one thing: this wallet is yours. That's the wallet he reads on the ledger and the wallet he pays.

Later you'll sign two real transactions, both of which you see in full before sliding: a TrustSet so your wallet can hold LRRY (0.2 XRP reserve on your side, refundable), and — only when you choose to cash in chips — a Payment of LRRY back to the faucet.

No. A trust line can't take anything out of your wallet. It is your wallet saying "I'm willing to hold this token." It gives nobody permission to move your XRP, your other tokens or your NFTs. On the XRP Ledger only your own keys can sign a transaction that sends something from your account, and a trust line doesn't share them.

What a token's issuer can do, in general, is limited to its own token: stop issuing it, freeze it, or (if it switched that feature on before issuing) claw it back. None of that reaches anything else you hold. The worst a bad token can do through a trust line is become worthless.

For LRRY even that is off the table. The issuer account is permanently locked ("blackholed"): its master key is disabled and its only other key is an address nobody controls. It can't sign anything, ever. So it can't freeze LRRY, can't claw it back and can't create more. You can check this yourself: look up the issuer rfTQtxoQ5ov5MXy68BdXT45xV2fnBqDQYv on any XRPL explorer.

The real risk with any site isn't the trust line, it's signing something that isn't one. Before you approve in your wallet, read the request:

• It should say TrustSet (Xaman shows "Trust Set" / adding a trust line), for LRRY, with the issuer address above.
• Larry only ever asks for three things: a SignIn (proves the wallet is yours, sends nothing), the TrustSet, and, only when you choose to cash in, a Payment of LRRY back to Larry's faucet.
• If a request from anyone moves XRP, sells a token, changes a key, or you can't tell what it does, reject it.

The cost is 0.2 XRP of reserve, which the ledger holds while the trust line exists and releases when you remove it. To remove it, empty your LRRY balance and set the line to zero in your wallet.

Never. Not on the site, not in a DM, not "for verification." Anyone asking for it while pretending to be Larry is a thief. The only thing Larry ever asks you to do is sign a request inside your wallet app, where you can read exactly what it is first.

No. It's paid in LRRY, Larry's chips. "Cashback" is the familiar word for getting part of a loss back, but nothing here is paid in XRP, dollars or any other money. Every Monday a share of your losing week arrives in your own wallet as LRRY, and you trade LRRY for free LuckyHash game cards: 10,000 LRRY for one card worth about 1 XRP of play.

So wherever this site says cashback, read it as LRRY back.

Larry reads your wallet on the XRP Ledger every ten minutes and picks out payments between you and LuckyHash: bets going in, wins coming back. Each week, Monday to Sunday UTC, he adds up bets, subtracts wins, and that's your net result. Finish behind and a share of the loss comes back Monday 00:00 UTC. Finish ahead and there's nothing to give back — you already won.

Winning and losing days inside the same week net against each other, so one big hit can cancel several bad nights.

Opening week. The week you place your first bet through Larry, cashback is doubled (same weekly cap). A welcome, not a habit.

Everything is converted to XRP value at the moment it's scanned. XRP counts 1:1. LHT and other tokens are priced from the XRP Ledger's own DEX — order-book midpoint, with the AMM pool as a fallback — and that price is cached for the day so every bet on the same day uses the same number. 200 XRP and 200 LHT are not the same bet, and the system knows it.

Tokens with no reliable market count as zero until Larry adds a price for them.

Larry can only pay cashback on players LuckyHash pays him commission on — the ones who came in through his referral link. LuckyHash tells him who those are in the affiliate report, which he checks daily. Until your wallet shows up there, your cashback is calculated at full rate — tier, opening-week ×2, everything — and held in escrow rather than paid. The moment Larry confirms you, every held week releases in one payment. Nothing is lost by waiting.

If the report shows your wallet attributed to someone else (or nobody), the held amount is voided: LuckyHash locks every wallet to its first referrer forever, so Larry never earns on that wallet and can't pay on it. Your dashboard keeps showing what he would have paid, so you can see what a fresh wallet is worth.

Already a LuckyHash player and want full rate? See the next question.

Yes — register anyway. The club reads the ledger, not a signup date, so the moment you verify your wallet you get the parts that don't depend on where your commission goes:

• Your record. Every LuckyHash bet and payout that wallet has ever made, pulled straight from the XRPL — lifetime wagered, won, net, by game, by month, by token, priced at the day you played or at today's rate. Best hit, hot and cold streaks, when you play, your LHT rich-list rank, your LuckyHash NFTs. LuckyHash doesn't show you this. Larry does, for free.
• Achievements and your card. Twenty things to unlock from your real history, and a shareable card for 𝕏 that never shows your address.
• The club. Welcome chips, the daily claim, a tier if you hold or bring players, and a referral link that tips you when a friend starts playing.

One thing an existing wallet doesn't get: the welcome free play. That card is for wallets that had never played LuckyHash before taking a seat. A fresh wallet gets it.

What you won't get at full rate is weekly cashback. LuckyHash locks every account to whoever referred it first, forever — so if you joined through someone else (or nobody), Larry earns nothing on your play and cashback on that wallet doesn't pay. Your dashboard still shows the figure he would have paid, so you can see what you're missing.

Want the full deal? Open a fresh wallet in Xaman or Joey, come back through Larry's link, verify with the new wallet, and play from it. From that wallet's first bet you're a confirmed member: full cashback, doubled for your opening week. Your old wallet's history stays where it is; the new one starts clean, and that's the one Larry pays.

Not sure which you are? Register with your current wallet — the dashboard tells you straight away whether you're confirmed or not. Nothing is lost by looking.

No. Here's the plain arithmetic. LuckyHash keeps a house edge on every game, same as any casino. When players Larry referred lose money, LuckyHash pays Larry a commission on those losses. Larry hands part of that commission back to the player it came from. So cashback is a slice of what you lost, funded by a slice of what the house made from you losing it.

That means it can soften a bad week — you lose a little less than you otherwise would have. It cannot turn a losing game into a winning one, because the slice is always smaller than the loss. If anyone, including Larry, tells you cashback makes the odds favourable, they're wrong.

Play with money you can afford to lose, set limits, and treat the chips as a consolation, not a strategy.

Any time, in two steps — and the second one is optional.

1. Close your account. On your dashboard, scroll to Leave the club, click Close my account, type LARRY to confirm. Instantly: your seat is closed, your referral link stops working, and Larry stops reading your wallet — no more scanning, no more payments, no questions asked. Come back later and the same wallet re-opens the same seat. This is also how you self-exclude if gambling is becoming a problem (terms, section 8); if you'd rather a human do it, message @beluckylarry.

2. Remove the trust line (optional). The LRRY trust line in your wallet is yours, not Larry's, and it holds 0.2 XRP of your reserve. To get that back:

• First, empty the line — send any LRRY you still hold back to Larry's faucet, or anywhere else. A trust line can only be removed at a zero balance.
• In Xaman (or Joey), open your assets, tap LRRY, then Remove trust line (it signs a TrustSet with the limit set to 0). The 0.2 XRP returns to your available balance.

Leaving the trust line in place costs you nothing but the reserve and lets you come back later without re-adding it. Either way, once you've told Larry you're out, nothing further is sent to you.

Inside the club, exactly what the board says: 10,000 LRRY = one LuckyHash game card — about 1 XRP of play, as many as you've earned, up to 5 per cash-in. Which game and stake is Larry's call week to week (right now: Classic Slots · 10 spins × 0.1 XRP) — sometimes a token team sponsors the table. Outside the club, whatever anyone will trade for it — Larry doesn't set, promise, or support a market price. LRRY is a loyalty token, not an investment.

Because the pool that backs redemptions is funded by commission on your play. If anyone could buy LRRY on the DEX and cash it in for free plays, the pool would be drained by people who never generated a cent of it. So: LRRY Larry paid you is redeemable; LRRY from anywhere else counts toward your tier, but not toward free plays.

Each month a fixed share of Larry's commission is set aside to cover redemptions — that's the pool, shown on the board. Coverage is the pool divided by the XRP value of all LRRY people could still cash in. Above 1× everything runs at full speed. Below it, new LRRY is minted slower until the pool catches up. It never promises what it can't pay.

Your tier multiplies that week's cashback: Bronze ×1, Silver ×1.25, Gold ×1.5, Platinum ×2. You reach a tier either by the LRRY you're holding at Monday settlement or by the number of active players you've brought — whichever gets you there first.

"Active" means they've wagered 5 XRP-equivalent at LuckyHash from their verified wallet and LuckyHash has confirmed them as Larry's player. Thresholds are being tuned during the test.

Yes, and it's the cheapest marketing on the ledger. Every member who cashes in chips gets your game card — and for the whole run the cash-in card on every dashboard, the FAQ, the how-it-works page and the board read "on the table now: <your card> · sponsored by <you>" with a link to your game. Larry announces the week on 𝕏 and tags you. Members who cash in also get a ready-made card to post — "I got a free play from <you>, get yours" — with one tap to share it.

What you provide. LuckyHash gift codes for the game you want featured, single-use, each worth about 1 XRP of play — e.g. 10 spins at 0.1 XRP on your token's slots or Hex Wheel table. You buy them on LuckyHash yourself, so the money goes straight to the house, never through Larry. Send the codes and the link you want behind your name. Forty cards covers a normal fortnight; send more and the run lasts longer.

How long. Two weeks, or until the cards run out — whichever comes first. One sponsor at a time; the biggest batch on the table is the one shown.

What it costs. The cards. Nothing to Larry.

How to start. DM @beluckylarry on 𝕏 with the game, the stake, the date you'd like, and your link. Larry confirms the slot, you send the codes, they go live the Monday they're loaded.

Your dashboard has a link. Friends who register through it are yours. When one of them wagers 5 XRP-equivalent at LuckyHash from their verified wallet, Larry tips you 500 LRRY straight away — once per player. If LuckyHash then confirms that friend as Larry's (checked daily), the tip is topped up to 1,000 LRRY. A friend whose LuckyHash account was already locked to someone else still earns you the 500, but not the top-up, and doesn't count toward your tier — send them the fresh-wallet route. Confirmed players you've brought count toward your tier (3 for Silver, 5 for Gold, 10 for Platinum).

That's the whole deal. There's no ongoing cut of anyone else's play — LuckyHash already runs a 35% referral programme for that, and Larry isn't trying to compete with it. The club's referral is a thank-you, not a revenue share.

Walk-ins. Someone who registers with no link at all is seated at a random table — picked from players who've placed a bet in the last seven days. Nothing to apply for; staying active is the ticket.

A free roll once a day — usually 100 to 300 LRRY, now and then 1,000, very rarely 2,500 — with a streak multiplier (7 days ×2, 30 days ×3). It's for active players: the roll unlocks when your verified wallet has placed a LuckyHash bet in the last 7 days, and your dashboard shows whether you qualify. It's a bonus on purpose — showing up should count for something, but the real chips come from cashback.

An independent LuckyHash affiliate with referral code LUCKYLARRY. Not LuckyHash, not a casino, doesn't run games or hold bets. Everything that happens inside LuckyHash is governed by their terms; everything here by ours. 18+.