Where can I use C$?
In every poker format and every Casino game, on its own or mixed with USDT. C$ is always spent before your USDT.
You can use C$ in every poker format and every Casino game. Whenever a buy-in or bet uses C$, the C$ that expires soonest is spent first.
At a Glance
| Game | What you can pay with C$ | When it settles |
|---|---|---|
| Hold’em and PLO cash games | Buy-in | Every hand |
| All In or Fold | Buy-in and per-hand fees | Every hand |
| Spin & Cash | Buy-in | When the game ends |
| Tournaments | Buy-in | When the tournament ends |
| Casino | Bets, in every game | When each round settles |
Mixing C$ and USDT
You can play with C$ alone or mix it with USDT in any proportion. There’s no required ratio and no cap on how much C$ goes into a single buy-in or bet. When both are used, C$ is spent first and USDT covers the rest.
All In or Fold
Along with the buy-in, the fees charged on each hand can be paid in C$. C$ is used first, and if it doesn’t cover the full amount, the rest comes from your USDT.
Tournaments
When you buy in with C$, it stays C$ for the whole tournament. Nothing is converted when you register. Your result is settled when the tournament ends.
Casino
C$ works in every Casino game, and you don’t need to swap it on the Wallet page first. Results from C$ bets are settled when each round ends.
To see how your results are split between C$ and USDT, see How does C$ turn into USDT?