Frequently asked questions
Everything about playing Rust skins on CursedPot.
What is CursedPot?
CursedPot is a Rust skin gambling site with two games: Jackpot and Coinflip. You sign in with Steam, put Rust skins into a game with a Steam trade offer, and the winner gets the skins sent back by trade offer.
Is CursedPot provably fair?
Yes. Every coinflip has a secret server seed whose SHA-256 hash is shown before anyone joins, and the seed is revealed after the flip so anyone can check the roll. Every jackpot round is drawn with drand, a public randomness beacon run by the League of Entropy, using the first drand round published after the countdown ends. You can verify any game on the Provably Fair page.
How do I deposit Rust skins?
Sign in through Steam, save your Steam trade URL in your profile, pick the skins you want to play and accept the trade offer our bot sends you. Always check that the security code in the offer matches the one on the site. Your skins enter the game the moment you accept.
How do I get my winnings?
Our bot sends your winnings to your Steam trade URL automatically, usually within a minute of the game ending. Accept the trade offer on Steam. If you miss it, the bot sends it again.
What is the house fee?
The house keeps a small fee of each pot (between 1% and 10%, see the Terms), taken as skins from the pot. The rest of the pot goes to the winner. When the skins do not add up to the exact fee, the house may take the next smallest skin (at most $1 more than the fee).
What is the minimum skin value?
Each skin has to be worth at least $0.10 at the current market price. Skins on a Steam trade hold, or without a market price, cannot be deposited until that changes.
What is Scrap?
Scrap is the site's reward currency. You earn it back from games you lose, from levels, the daily reward, giveaways and the weekly leaderboard, and you spend it in the Scrap Shop on skins you can play.
What does the STREAMER tag mean?
Players with the STREAMER tag are CursedPot partners. They may play with skins provided by CursedPot. They play by the same provably fair rules and with the same chances as everyone else.
Who is CursedBoy?
CursedBoy is the house bot. If nobody joins your coinflip, you can call CursedBoy to play against you with house skins, under the same provably fair rules.
Do I need to be 18?
Yes. CursedPot is for adults 18 and over. Only play with skins you can afford to lose.
CursedPot is a Rust skin gambling site: Rust jackpot, Rust coinflip, giveaways and a weekly leaderboard. Every game is provably fair. Questions? Read the FAQ or join our Discord.