Builder tips

• Pick a template on Build a room (Neon Arcade, Cozy Lounge, Gallery, Poker Den, Stage Night) or start blank. Everything in a template can be moved, restyled or removed.
• Build by hand with the kit (free), describe it to the AI builder (uses build credits), or upload your own .glb model from Blender or any 3D tool.
• The editor's first-room guideticks off the steps as you go: shell and lighting, a few props, a playable game, your machine's name and colours, music, a title and description, then sending it for review.
• Keep it smooth on phones: up to 6 lamps (each is a real light), up to 8 slot machines and one playable poker table per room. Models should be light (under about 100k triangles).
• Drafts are private. You can have up to 10 rooms.

Every room is checked by a person before it goes on show. Approval means the room met the Content Policywhen it was reviewed; it isn't an endorsement. Rooms with playable games get a closer look, because approving one opens them for real play.

• Ready to review: at least 3 props (kit rooms), saved at least once so it has a preview image.
• Yours to use: no art, models, logos, brands or names you don't have the rights to. That includes the names you give slot machines. Music comes only from the site's music library.
• Nothing misleading: a room or machine must never suggest it has better odds, pays more, or is “hot”. Every machine uses the house's own maths and provably fair spins.
• No scams or ads: no links or QR codes asking for keys or seed phrases, no fake giveaways or promised returns, no advertising for other gambling sites, tokens or schemes.
• Respectful: nothing illegal, sexually explicit, hateful, harassing or violent, no one's private information, and no pretending to be a person, a project or staff.
• Safe to open: nothing built to crash or slow down visitors' devices (for example a deliberately huge model).

Sending a room for review needs a verified email plus a linked X account or Internet Identity (on My account). If staff send a room back, their note tells you what to change; fix it and send it again. Changes to a room already in the hall are saved as an update and reviewed the same way, while the live room stays as it is.

Earnings come from people usingwhat you built, out of the house's own share. Nobody pays you to enter, and nobody has to lose for you to earn.

• Slot machines:when other members play the machines in your approved room with their own chips, you get a share of the house edge on those spins. It's worked out on the bet, not on whether they won, so it never goes negative. Free or airdropped chips, your own spins and house bots (always tagged BOT) never count.
• Poker table:when the house has room poker tables switched on, your room's playable table becomes a real HoldemHeroes table and you get a share of its rake, from hands with two or more people dealt in.
• Tips: visitors can tip you CHIPS from their own chips on your room's page.
• Hold, then collect: new earnings wait out a hold of a few days (shown on your dashboard), so abuse can be caught. Then you collect them as ordinary CHIPS on your balance.

Earnings are not guaranteed.They depend entirely on how much visitors choose to play, and many rooms earn little or nothing. It isn't a job, an investment or a promise of income. The current shares and hold are on your earnings dashboard and can change. Playing in your own room, using several accounts or paying people to play cancels earnings. The full rules are in the Creator Program Terms.

You can give each slot machine a name, a cabinet and trim colour and a symbol set, and give the room music. That's looks and sound only: odds, paytables, bet sizes and results are set by the house and are the same on every machine. Nothing you choose changes them, and your room shouldn't suggest otherwise. Room music never starts on its own; visitors press play.

• Staff run themed seasons. Entering is free: one entry per member per season, while it's open.
• Or publish to the hall on its own, any time, without entering a season.
• When voting opens, verified members get 3 votes per season. You see vote counts, never who voted.
• Staff confirm the winners and hand out any prize by hand. Winning rooms get a permanent place in the hangout.

The showcase shows the room staff are featuring, the room of the week (most different visitors in the last 7 days) and the top creators by different people visiting their rooms over 30 days. It ranks rooms by visits, never by what anyone earned, and shows builders by their X handle or a short builder name, never a wallet.