Liability
Understanding liability configuration and max bet calculations
We require operators to pass the operatorId when calling our endpoints. This ID links to an operator configuration that specifies the liability amount.
How It Works
The liability amount is used to calculate the maximum bet a player can place based on the potential payout multiplier.
Example
If you set a liability amount of $1,000,000:
| Bet Type | Multiplier | Max Bet |
|---|---|---|
| Pick 1 of 8 marbles | 7.55x | ~$132,450 |
| Pick 3 exact order | 316.98x | ~$3,155 |
The formula:
Max Bet = Liability Amount / MultiplierOperator IDs
You'll need at least one operatorId for all your websites offering Marble Racing.
When do you need multiple Operator IDs?
If different websites have different liability amounts, you'll need separate operatorId values for each configuration.
Setting Up Liability
Contact the 155.io tech team to:
- Determine your liability amount
- Receive your
operatorId(s) - Configure any website-specific settings
Best Practices
- Set liability amounts based on your risk tolerance
- Consider different liability limits for different markets
- Review and adjust limits periodically based on player activity