
Entering the house…

Entering the house…
Otherworld Reserve · powered by Other World ProjeX
Other World ProjeX began on Solana as a frog-run arcade, where token holders hunted bounties across a row of cabinets. It worked, it grew, and it outgrew its first home.
Otherworld Reserve is the next chapter. The house has moved to the Internet Computer, built around a new token, OWX, and a vault of real things: metal, coins, watches and art, held for the members who win them.
$RIBBIT has been retired. Everyone who held it at the snapshot can claim OWX credit. The Money Pit, for RIBBIT bought after the snapshot and other tokens, is in private review and not open yet.

OWX is the access and utility token for Other World ProjeX on the Internet Computer. Hold or stake OWX for tiered platform access. Use OWX to buy CHIPS, RWA tokens, collectibles, and precious metals from the Founder’s Vault. Play decentralized, provably fair poker and table games where token holders are the House — rakes are partially burned and the rest distributed to holders.
Holder distributions go only to registered, eligible wallets, are discretionary and approved by an admin each time, and are not promised. See the Holder Distribution Policy.
Texas Hold’em on the Internet Computer. Each deck’s seed is drawn on-chain and committed before the deal.
Free arcade episodes plus provably fair table games played with CHIPS.
Membership tiers (Keeper, Curator, Warden) come from the OWX you hold across your registered wallets and linked Internet Identity and HoldemHeroes accounts, read live. Current thresholds are on the membership page. A tier gives a cut off the Reserve premium and early access to new Reserve items, never a payout.
The Internet Computer holds what must be trustless: the treasury, the fair-play seeds and the money moving in and out. Game tables, chat and AI run off-chain, which keeps costs low.
Outcomes come from seeds the house commits to before you play. Flip, dice, slots and blackjack rounds can be re-checked on the Fairness page, and the Fairness page explains how poker decks are committed and what isn’t proven yet.
Software proposes; a human approves. Money Pit trades, RIBBIT credit, withdrawals and prize payouts are each checked by hand.
Sign in with Internet Identity and link your Solana wallet, X account and ICPSwap principal, so the community knows who’s who.
The roadmap shows what’s shipped and what’s next. The fairness page shows exactly how every outcome is made.
Games are for entertainment. The house edge is published and the math is verifiable, but the outcome is still chance — never play with more than you can afford to lose. Real-money gaming may be restricted where you live; you are responsible for your own compliance.