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USDT 19,959.91 · TRX 129,271.70
Verify on TRONSCAN
CHECKED ON-CHAIN, 28 SEPT 2026
1XROLL prize pool: what the advertised total is made of
The homepage banner advertises a prize pool running into tens of millions. Rather than repeat that number, we opened the details panel, read the addresses behind it, and checked whether the advertised total actually adds up. It does, and you can check it yourself without an account.
Balances observed 28 September 2026 · Crypto balances change constantly · Adults 18+ only
6Published addresses
USDTLargest holding
TRXSecond currency
18+Adults only
WHAT THE NUMBER IS
An on-chain total, not a jackpot
The prize pool figure on the homepage is the combined balance of six TRON addresses that the platform publishes itself. That makes it unusual: most platforms show a pool number with nothing behind it, while this one can be checked by anyone, at any time, without an account, a login or permission.
- The homepage banner displays USDT 27,519,387.54 and TRX 9,970,778.51, alongside a rewards return address and a PRIZE POOL DETAILS control.
- Opening that control lists six addresses, one labelled main reward address and five alternates, each with a USDT and TRX balance and a Verify control.
- We added the six USDT balances and the six TRX balances. They match the banner totals to the cent, both times.
- That agreement is what makes the advertised figure checkable. It is a sum of public wallet balances, so you can reproduce it instead of taking anyone’s word for it.
THE ADDRESSES BEHIND THE TOTAL
What each part of the pool held
These are the six addresses and balances as displayed by the platform on 28 September 2026. They move constantly, so treat them as a dated observation rather than current figures.
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USDT 5,000,000.00 · TRX 200.00
Verify on TRONSCANTYAvbhk7iqNCM68uVxHVXBT8aG7BrDCZHi
USDT 21,000,006.32 · TRX 296.60
Verify on TRONSCANTTMKgZRB1mwdit5WrhWvtB8suQf2xxEJDm
USDT 1,499,421.31 · TRX 25.11
Verify on TRONSCANTCpj5mgsbpd7JThKWmBdXCuW2MkYN6tZhn
USDT 0.00 · TRX 0.21
Verify on TRONSCANTZ6QvFVgUoY4azWLr2zGhfxj9ZwajRB4E4
USDT 0.00 · TRX 9,840,984.89
Verify on TRONSCANObserved 28 September 2026. Add the USDT column and you get 27,519,387.54; add the TRX column and you get 9,970,778.51, the two figures on the banner. Each address links straight to its public TRONSCAN page, so you can open all six and reproduce the totals yourself in a few minutes. If you cite or republish this dataset, credit 1xrollguide.my and state the observation date, because every balance here has moved since it was read.
VERIFY IT YOURSELF
How to check the pool in three steps
You do not need an account on the platform, and you do not need to trust this page. Every figure on it is checkable on a public block explorer.
- 01
Open the details panel
Go to the platform homepage and open PRIZE POOL DETAILS. Read the addresses and balances from the platform itself, not from a screenshot on any review site.
- 02
Look up each address
Paste an address into a public TRON explorer such as TRONSCAN. Each one is a public wallet, so its current balance is visible to anyone.
- 03
Add them up and compare
Total the balances across all six addresses and compare against the banner figure. If the two disagree in a large way, the advertised number is out of step with the wallets behind it.
WHAT IT DOES NOT MEAN
Five things a big pool number does not tell you
The pool is genuinely public and genuinely verifiable. That is worth crediting. It is also worth being precise about what it is not, because a large number invites assumptions it cannot support.
- A pool balance is not money set aside for you. The panel publishes a total and a set of addresses. It does not publish a distribution formula, a payout schedule, or any per-player entitlement, so nothing on it tells you what you personally would receive.
- It is not escrow. These are ordinary blockchain addresses. Whoever holds the keys can move the funds at any time, and a published balance is not a lock-up, a bond, or a guarantee that the money stays there.
- The headline figure moves. Crypto balances change with deposits, withdrawals, price movement and the platform's own transfers. The number is a snapshot, and a snapshot is not a promise.
- Most of the advertised total is not in the address labelled main. When we checked, the main reward address held about 19,960 USDT while one alternate address held over 21,000,000 USDT. The word 'main' describes the label, not the bulk of the money.
- Verify only against this published list. If anyone ever sends you a deposit or reward address, by chat, email, social media or a link, check it against the addresses published on the platform itself. That check is the entire practical value of this page.
PRIZE POOL FAQ
Questions about the 1XROLL prize pool
What is the 1XROLL prize pool?
It is the total displayed on the platform's homepage banner, shown separately in USDT and TRX. Opening PRIZE POOL DETAILS shows the individual TRON addresses whose balances make up that total.
How much is the 1XROLL prize pool?
On 28 September 2026 the banner displayed 27,519,387.54 USDT and 9,970,778.51 TRX. Crypto balances and prices change constantly, so treat that as a dated observation and check the live banner rather than this page.
Can I verify the prize pool for myself?
Yes, and you should. The reward addresses are published on the platform and can be looked up on TRONSCAN without an account or permission. Add the balances of all six addresses and compare the total to the banner figure.
Does the prize pool mean I will be paid?
No. A pool total is not an entitlement, and the panel does not publish a distribution formula or schedule. A large advertised balance says nothing about what any individual player receives, and it is not deposit insurance.
Why do the reward addresses hold such different balances?
The platform does not explain this on the panel. When we checked, one alternate address held over 21 million USDT while two others held nothing in USDT. The addresses are labelled main and alternate 1 to 5, but the labels do not indicate which one handles what.
What is the rewards return address?
It is the address the platform publishes on its homepage banner, alongside the pool totals, and it matches the address labelled main reward address in the details panel. It is shown to the public without login.
Is publishing these addresses a security risk?
No. All six are already displayed publicly on the platform's own homepage and details panel to anyone who visits, with no account required. Nothing on this page is privileged information.
AFFILIATE DISCLOSURE
How this page was produced
Independent 1XROLL Malaysia Casino Guide is an independent affiliate guide, not the operator of 1XROLL. We may receive a commission from eligible registrations made through links on this site. The balances on this page were read from the platform’s own publicly displayed panel on 28 September 2026, and the totals were checked by adding the individual balances rather than copied from a claim. Balances move, so re-check the live panel before relying on any figure here.