Editing Fun House (section)

== Chips ==

Each chip costs {{GameValue|funhouse.chipBcValue}} BC, and you can buy as many as you can afford. Chips stay on the profile that bought them and cannot be traded.

<strong>Cashing out loses value.</strong> Turning chips back into BC returns only {{GameValue|funhouse.cashOutPct}}% of what they cost. Buy the chips you plan to play with, not a reserve.

The <strong>min bet</strong> is {{GameValue|funhouse.minBet}} chips for everyone. Your <strong>max bet</strong> starts at {{GameValue|funhouse.baseMaxBet}} chips, and each level of the {{GameValue|funhouse.funhousePerkName}} [[Prestige]] Perk adds {{GameValue|funhouse.maxBetPerPerkLevel}} chips. The same perk raises your [[Coinflip]] limit.

=== Your chip wallet has three parts ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Part
! Where the chips come from
! Can be spent in the Shop
|-
| Buy-in
| Chips you bought, and chips from Achievement rewards
| No
|-
| PvP
| Chips won from other players in Duels and Poker
| No
|-
| Winnings
| Profit from Slots, Roulette, Dice and Blackjack
| Yes
|}

Losses and cash-outs come out of the parts in a fixed order:
* <strong>Slots, Roulette, Dice or Blackjack:</strong> winnings, then buy-in, then PvP.
* <strong>Duels or Poker:</strong> PvP, then buy-in, then winnings.
* <strong>Cashing out:</strong> winnings, then PvP, then buy-in.

When you hold no chips at all, every part resets to zero. Chips set aside in a hand, a poker stack or an open duel keep their part until that round is settled.