Ripple (XRP) casino game balance: reading the unit before you place a bet
You sent a round number of XRP and the account shows something else. Before assuming a deposit went astray, look at the unit.
Some cashiers hold balances in the coin, some convert, and the screen is the only place that tells you which.
Check whether a site credits in XRP or in dollars
A balance in dollars is a converted balance, which means its value in XRP moves with the price. A balance in XRP stays in XRP until you spend it. Neither is wrong, but they behave differently over a long session, and it is worth knowing which one you are playing with.
We do not say which operator does which. The pages we read do not settle it, and a wrong claim would send someone to the wrong expectation.
A conversion is not a missing deposit
If the number looks odd, compare it with the amount you sent at roughly the price at the time. A small difference is conversion. A balance of zero after the ledger has had a few minutes is something else, and the first thing to check is the tag on the transaction.
Do not bet against a number you cannot explain
The lobby does not care whether your balance makes sense. A few seconds spent matching the displayed amount to the deposit is cheaper than a session played on a misunderstanding.
FAQ
Is a balance shown in dollars a sign something went wrong?
No. It usually means the casino converts your XRP. Check the unit the cashier states.
What does a zero balance after a deposit mean?
Either the deposit has not been credited or it was not matched to your account. Compare the tag on the transaction with the one on the deposit screen.