Definition
Casino Bankroll
A casino bankroll is the pool of capital that pays out player winnings and collects player losses — owned by the operator, or in GambleFi funded by users.
A casino bankroll is the pool of capital that pays out player winnings and collects player losses. In traditional casinos, the operator owns it. In GambleFi, the bankroll can be funded by users: liquidity providers deposit into the pool and earn a share of the house edge over time.
Bankroll returns are probabilistic. The house edge guarantees a positive expected return over large volume, but short-term player wins can temporarily draw the pool down — LPs earn the edge, and carry the variance.
Related: House Edge · LP · WINR Bankroll