TOLS Originals
Hi-Lo — how the table works
One face-up card. Call Higher or Lower. Each hit stays in the same hand and compounds. Cash out when you want, or miss and the hand ends. Only then does a new starting card come out. Ace is low, King is high, same rank wins. 18+. Real balance or demo, same math.
Quick sheet
| Type | TOLS Original — next-card call |
| Mechanic | Higher or Lower. Same rank wins. |
| Streak | The hand keeps going. A new card is dealt only when it ends. |
| Edge | 1.00% house · 99% RTP |
| Pace | A few seconds per call |
| Rank | Ace = 1 · King = 13 |
Play a round
- Set the stake in the left rail. ½ and 2× sit on the field.
- Read the face-up card in the center. Skip deals another if you do not like it.
- Higher or Lower — each button shows the live multiplier for that side.
- Hit: the card flips and the hand continues. Miss: 0×, then a new starting card.
- Cash out to end the hand. The next one starts from the beginning.
Rank vs risk
Safer calls pay less. The price on the button is 0.94 divided by that side’s chance.
| Up-card | Cheaper call | Longer shot | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| A – 3 | Higher | Lower | Higher is the cheap side. Lower pays fat and misses often. |
| 4 – 6 | Higher | Lower | Higher still safer. Lower starts to look tempting. |
| 7 – 9 | Either | Either | Closest to a coin flip. Multipliers sit in the middle. |
| 10 – Q | Lower | Higher | Lower is the cheap side. Higher is the long shot. |
| K | Lower | Higher | Lower is almost free. Higher is rare. |
Two tempos
- Quiet: cheap side on extremes, cash after two or three hits, skip the 7–9 coin-flips.
- Hot: ride mid-ranks for fatter steps. Expect short rounds. Set a stop before you start.
FAQ
- How does TOLS Hi-Lo work?
- A card is face up. You call Higher or Lower and the hand continues on each hit. A miss ends it at 0×. Cash out any time. The next hand starts from a new card only after that.
- Is it fair?
- Yes. HMAC-SHA256 commit-reveal. The footer link opens the current server hash, your client seed, and nonce. Same pipeline as Dice and Crash.
- Do ties win?
- Yes. Same rank counts as a hit on both Higher and Lower. There is no separate Same button.
- What does Skip do?
- Skip deals a fresh starting card before the hand starts. It does not spend the stake. Once the hand is live, Skip is locked until you cash out or miss.
- Can I play small?
- Yes. Use the ½ chip on Bet Amount. Limits follow the wallet currency you picked.
- Is there a winning system?
- No. The 1% edge is priced into every multiplier. A budget, a cash-out rule, and skipping ugly mid-ranks keep sessions saner. It is not income.
