What Are Parties? | Shared Bankroll Teams
Invite up to five seated players, lock USD contributions, and let Gamwiz handle the math and settlements.
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Invite up to five seated players, lock USD contributions, and let Gamwiz handle the math and settlements.
Parties are shared bankroll squads. You and up to four teammates lock USD contributions, the system converts that into matching equity percentages, and every win or loss settles against those percentages automatically. Observers can watch or buy action, but only invited players can place bets.
The party wizard replaces hand-written IOUs with an auditable process. Each step captures who is playing, how much money they brought, and who is allowed to watch. Once you launch, the manage view shows the shared balance, ROI, ledger downloads, and the buttons to rebalance equity or close and settle.
Creates the squad and keeps everything compliant.
Permissions:
Each party has one captain at a time. Promote another player before demoting yourself.
Seated teammate who can wager from the shared balance.
Permissions:
Up to five seats total (captain plus four players).
Watch-only supporter, coach, or streamer audience member.
Permissions:
Observers can be required to finish KYC or wait for manual approval before they can watch or buy action.
Link Twitch or Kick so viewers can join as observers, watch the shared balance update in real time, and buy action when you open the gate.
Captain 60%, Player 20%, two observers buy 10% each as backers.
Use crew notes for study plans, seat new players at lower equity, and promote them once they are ready to contribute more.
Mentor 50%, two learners at 25% each.
Split a weekend bankroll evenly, rotate who plays, and settle instantly when it is time to cash out.
Four friends at 25% each, manual approvals for spectators.
Keep the roster tight while letting verified observers purchase small stakes. Close & settle after each stream so backers get paid quickly.
Captain 40%, two players at 30%, observers buy 0.5–5% lots.
Every deposit, win, and settlement is logged. No spreadsheets needed.
Bigger shared bankrolls ride out cold streaks better than solo play.
Visibilities, spectator gates, and captain notes keep expectations clear.
Observers provide input without touching the bankroll until they are promoted.
One stream link surfaces everywhere your party is listed.
Four screens before your first bet
Pick a party slug, decide if the squad is public or private, and set the seed amount (minimum $1). The seed is debited immediately and becomes the shared balance you will see in the manage view.
Choose a preset (solo, duo, trio, squad, party) or add seats manually. Enter each username, role, equity percentage, and USD contribution. The wizard enforces a 100% total and keeps equity synced to deposits.
Pick a spectator gate: Open access, KYC required, or Manual approvals. Add an optional stream link (Kick, Twitch, etc.) and confirm the compliance toggle for public squads.
Review the summary, read the "Seed funds move immediately" reminder, then click Launch Party. From the manage view you can update notes, add a stream link, download the ledger, rebalance equity, or close and settle when play stops.
Up to five seated players (captain included). Observers and backers are unlimited but still respect your spectator gate settings.
The seed is debited from the captain immediately when you click Launch Party. It becomes the shared balance shown in the manage view and is part of every settlement.
No. Observers only watch, chat, and buy action when allowed. Only captains and players can launch games or spend the shared bankroll.
You can edit contributions during the wizard or use the Rebalance equity button after launch. Changes take effect before the next settlement.
Yes. Your share of every wager is credited to your personal stats, so a 20% seat means 20% of that session's volume and rewards.
When the session is finished, press Close & settle. Gamwiz calculates profit or loss based on the current shared balance and distributes funds to each wallet according to the locked equity percentages.
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