Questions, answered

HomebaseRewards is an independent affiliate partner of Degen.com. Sign up with our code and every wager counts toward VIP status, the monthly race, and 30% cashback, on top of anything Degen.com already offers.

Enter HomebaseRewards in the referral field during signup, or use our link so it's applied automatically. On an existing account, add the code from the profile's referral settings.

Yes — signing in with Discord is how the site knows who you are, and cashback is settled by our bot in the Discord server. Linking a Kick account and a Degen.com username is separate and optional, though you need the Degen link for cashback and the race to see your play.

Yes — code HomebaseRewards on CSGOBig, our second partner site, for cases and case battles. The cashback, the monthly race, and the My Profile figures on this site all track Degen.com play, so they do not cover CSGOBig. Rewards on the CSGOBig side are arranged by the crew in Discord; the CSGOBig page has the details.

It is called the Homebase Dividend Share. Our HomebaseRewards bot tracks the commission generated by every wager in real time and returns up to 30% of it back. It accumulates automatically, with no minimum threshold, and is claimed whenever you like with one command in Discord.

With /claim in our Discord server. There is no claim button on this site, and that is deliberate — the bot settles the payment, so a button here would be a promise the site cannot keep. The figures on your profile show what has accrued.

Yes — 3.33% of the commission everyone you refer generates, for as long as they keep playing. Run /referrals in Discord to see yours.

To the Solana address you set in Settings. It is set once and cannot be changed from that page afterwards, so check it before saving — if it is wrong, ask a member of staff in Discord.

Mainly by being around while the stream is live: roughly 100 points an hour in Kick chat (10 points per 6 minutes), 250 for following, and 1,000 for a sub or each sub gifted. Wagering on Degen.com earns them too — 20,000 points per $100,000 of lifetime wager, claimed from the store page. There is also a daily reward for signing in.

A points bonus for signing in on consecutive days, on a seven-day cycle: 10, 15, 20, 30, 45, 65, then 100 points, and it starts over from there. Miss a day and the streak resets. Claim it from the top of your profile.

The Points Store — cash payouts, bonus buy requests, tournament advantages, tips and perks. They also stake the points games — Mines, Keno, Chicken, and UNO and blackjack, solo or at a live table. Points are not money and cannot be withdrawn directly; redeeming a cash item in the store is the route out.

On purpose. A balance grows, and greying out most of the store for anyone still earning reads as discouraging rather than informative. Items you can afford are marked "In reach", and anything else shows how many more points it needs.

They are provably fair, which is a stronger claim than "trust us". Before each round the server commits to a secret seed by publishing its hash; afterwards it reveals the seed, and you can recompute the result yourself — the verifier runs in your own browser and makes no request to us. If the revealed seed did not produce the result you saw, it would not match.

2% on everything, so every game returns 98% of what is staked over time. Mines, Keno, Chicken, the solo card games and the live tables are all priced the same, and none of them is a better deal than the others in the long run.

At an UNO table most of what comes back is the pot going to whoever won it, and the 2% is what the house keeps for running the room.

No. The games are staked with points earned on this site, not with currency and not with your Degen.com balance. Points still have value through the store, so a bad run costs you something real — but nothing is charged to a card or a wallet.

The leaderboard runs as a single monthly race — every month the wager count resets and the prize pool is paid out. The live countdown on the leaderboard page always shows exactly how long is left in the current race.

Degen sends us the top 20 of the race, so anyone below that does not appear. The race page shows the wager figure the 20th place currently holds, which is the bar to clear. Your own standing is pinned above the board once you are on it.

Some tournaments take everyone who signs up; others draw a field at random from the sign-up list. A draw is seeded before signups open and only the seed hash is published, so the randomness is fixed before there is any list to tune it against. Once drawn, the seed is revealed and anyone can recompute the field and the reserve order. Reserves are ordered by the same draw.

There's no fixed threshold to hit. If you play seriously and want to talk about a personal rewards plan, reach out to a Degen Liaison directly from the VIP page.

Only if you switch it on in Settings — it is off by default. It shows your tier, points, streak, tournament achievements and history. It never shows wagered amounts or cashback figures, and it does not show your Degen.com username or your position in the race, because the race board masks names and naming someone beside a standing would undo that for everyone on it.

From Settings — signing in through Kick is the quickest route. If that does not suit you, there is a chat-code option: post a code in Kick chat while the stream is live and the bot matches it to your account. Kick chat only registers while a stream is actually running.