HOOKEDIN
All HandsHOOKEDIN-ALL-HANDS-1

We all win. Or nobody does.

A team lottery: one equal place per person, for a fixed price. If this game wins the round, every member receives an identical share of the entire prize. Nobody wins alone.

How to play

All Hands is a team lottery.

  1. Join — once

    One identical place per person. No numbers, no quantities, no way to buy a bigger share.

  2. The round is drawn

    One public draw picks the round’s winning game. If it’s us, there is no second draw — the whole team wins.

  3. Everyone splits the prize

    The entire round prize divides equally among every person in. We win together or not at all.

Play

Round 1 closes

Our team0.00009900 BTC
The world0.00029700 BTC

One account gets one place per round. If this game wins the round, every place is paid an equal share; leftover sats that don’t divide evenly go one at a time, in a fixed public order.

After this purchase
1 place
You pay
0.00010000 BTC
Luckotto’s flat fee
0.00000100 BTC · included
your stake in the shared pot
0.00009900 BTC
Your chance to win
0.00079% · 1 in 126,261
this game wins the round
0.00079% · 1 in 126,261
then everyone in is paid
100.00% — no second draw
Prize the team splits if we win
10.00000000 BTC
your equal share of it
100.00%
average return on this purchase
0.00007920 BTC
house edge
20.80%

Sign in with an emailed link to play. Your picks are kept while you do.

This round’s terms

Read live from Luckotto’s public round API.

Prize shared by our team

10.00000000 BTC

the 10 BTC Luckotto target can rise with the round pot; everyone in shares it · roughly $628,610 USD

Price
0.00010000 BTC
Chance per place
1 in 126,261
Implied house edge
20.80%
Our team
0.00000000 BTC
The world
0.00029700 BTC

How rounds work · Full derivation on the odds page · the draw function · audit this game on Luckotto

Fund All Hands

Each game keeps its own balance. Bitcoin sent to this address becomes All Hands balance once the network confirms it — it plays this game only.

Sign in with an emailed link to get this game’s deposit address.

How rounds work

Three games. One draw. At most one winning game per round.

All three games run on Luckotto, the public draw protocol Hookedin builds on — alongside lotteries from other operators. Everyone’s stakes join one shared pot, at most one game is paid per round, and every chance quoted on this page is the product of the two stages below.

The draw picks the round’s winning game

When the round closes, a public seed — derived from Bitcoin block data nobody can steer — picks the winning game. Chances follow the money: the more a game’s players stake, the likelier it wins the round. A game whose guaranteed prize outruns the pot pays for that guarantee with a reduced chance, and the seed can also land on no game at all, paying nobody. The figures below are the live round’s actual terms.

  • The Classic0.00029700 BTC0.00089%
  • Fair Catch0.00000000 BTC77.10%
  • All Hands — this game0.00000000 BTC0.00079%
  • Other lotteries on this draw0.00000000 BTC—

“Other lotteries” are games from other operators on the same draw; their stakes join the same pot. How to check the seed yourself.

Then All Hands pays its players

If All Hands wins the round, there is no further draw — every member simply splits the entire prize equally.

If another game wins instead — or the seed lands on no game at all — this game pays nothing that round; that is what “another game won” means in the results below. In exchange, a winning game’s prize is built from the whole shared pot, not just its own players’ stakes, and is topped up whenever its advertised floor is higher.

The rules

How winning works

  1. One place per person per round. Everyone pays the same fixed price, so everyone holds the same share — Luckotto’s flat ticket fee is included in it, passed through at cost.
  2. There is no draw inside this game. If All Hands wins the round, every member is a winner.
  3. The entire round prize divides equally across everyone in. Leftover sats that don’t divide evenly go one at a time in ascending entry order.

A worked example

Say 25 people joined this round and the round prize comes to 10.00000000 BTC.

If All Hands wins the round, each of the 25 receives 0.40000000 BTC — exactly the same share for everyone, whether they joined first or last.

Fine print that matters

  • One place per account is enforced by Hookedin. The public protocol proves one equal share per committed entry; account ownership stays private.
  • The game commits a 10 BTC Luckotto target. Its implied house edge is the flat fee compounded with the live target shortfall E ÷ Q, and can only fall as more entries fill the round.

Settlement is allHandsDraw() in /all-hands-draw.js — the exact file Hookedin runs, servable into any browser tab. Verify a round.

If you win

How you actually get paid

In Bitcoin, on-chain, to an address you choose. A prize is never added to your Hookedin balance — the balance only buys entries — and there is no claim form: being reachable at your sign-in email is enough.

  1. The moment the round settles, the win is recorded against your entry and a notification goes to your sign-in email address. You do not need to do anything to claim it.
  2. Luckotto pays All Hands’s complete prize on-chain to the game’s public payout address, which Hookedin operates. That payment is part of the public round record, so you can watch it land.
  3. A person from Hookedin then writes to you from support@hookedin.com to arrange your payment. You reply with a Bitcoin address you control — the choice of address is yours alone.
  4. Hookedin sends your share to your address and gives you the transaction ID. Every winner in the split is paid this way, separately.

Worth knowing

  • Paying winners is a person’s job, done over email — deliberately not automated. The two emails above are the whole process.
  • We never ask you to send anything to receive a prize — no fees, no deposits, no wallet seed phrases. Anyone who asks is not us.
  • Won and heard nothing? Write to support@hookedin.com with your entry ID from your account page.
Recent rounds

All Hands results

At most one game is paid per round, so most of any game’s history is rounds that went to another game — every draw is still published and checkable.

No settled rounds for this game yet.

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