Link Telegram & Web

One account, one balance, on the website and in the bot.

Why Link?

Without linking, the bot and the website are two separate accounts. Link them and you get:

One balance	Deposit on the web, bet in a group, withdraw from either side
One history	Games, stats, XP and level are shared
One LP position	Liquidity shares show up in both places

Open the Link page

How It Works

Linking is a two-sided handshake. One side gets a code, the other side enters it, then both sides confirm. Neither a stolen code nor a fake bot can attach an account you did not intend.

Codes are 8 characters, expire after 10 minutes and work once.
On the web you sign a message to prove you own the wallet. It is a signature only: no transaction, no fees.
In the bot the code must be sent in a private chat. A code posted in a group is visible to everyone; get a fresh one instead.

From the website

Sign in, open the profile menu in the sidebar and click Link Telegram (or go to /realm/link).
Get a code: click Sign & get code, sign the message, and send /link CODE to the bot in a private chat (there is a Copy button and an Open bot button that fills it in for you).
Or I have a code: if the bot already gave you a code with /link, enter it and click Sign & link.
Both sides now see a preview of the other account. Click Yes, link them on the web and tap Yes, link them in the bot.

From the bot

Send /link to the bot in a private chat. It answers with a code and a link to the website.
Open the link page, sign in with your wallet, enter the code under I have a code and sign.
Confirm in both places. The bot's Check status button refreshes the request if the confirm prompt does not arrive.

If you already have a code from the website, send /link CODE instead.

What the Preview Shows

Before you confirm, each side shows who it would be linking to:

On the web: the Telegram handle (@username) or, if there is none, the numeric Telegram id, plus level, games played, LP positions and balances.
In the bot: the wallet address, plus the same stats and balances.

The custom display name is shown separately and is never the identity to trust; anyone can pick a display name.

What Merges

If both accounts already have activity they are merged into one:

Balances are added together, token by token
Liquidity shares are added together
Game history, stats and XP are combined
Wallets and deposit history move over; the surviving account keeps its primary withdrawal wallet
The older account survives; the other becomes a pointer to it

If your web session was on the account that got merged away, the page switches you to the surviving account automatically.

What Blocks a Link

Linking is refused while either account has:

an open game (Blackjack, Styx or Graves hand in progress)
a live Crash bet
a withdrawal in flight
a deposit check running

Finish or cash out, wait for the withdrawal to settle, then try again. You can start at most 10 link requests per hour.

Unlinking

You can unlink from either side:

Web: Link page → Unlink Telegram (you sign a message)
Bot: send /unlink in a private chat and tap Yes, unlink

After unlinking:

The account you unlinked from keeps everything: balances, history, LP shares and its deposit address.
The unlinked side starts fresh. Sign in on the website with that wallet, or /start the bot again, and you get a new, empty account.
You can link again later; the accounts would then be merged as above.

Tips and Linking

A tip sent to someone in Telegram (by replying to their message) lands on whatever account their Telegram identity belongs to right now: the linked account after linking, the fresh Telegram account after unlinking.

Safety

Never confirm a link to an account you do not recognise. If the preview shows a wallet or Telegram handle that is not yours, tap No.
The bot only ever asks you to confirm inside its own chat. Nothing on the website can confirm the Telegram side for you, and nothing in the bot can sign for your wallet.
Signing on the web never moves funds. If a "link" flow asks you to approve a transaction, close it.
The bot's /profile → 💳 Wallet button only sets a withdrawal address. It does not link accounts; use /link for that.