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我押了, wǒ yā le: "I placed a bet". Woyale is the plain-English guide to what comes next: verify the result, withdraw it, report it.
Everything after the bet
Four jobs, one place. Each block opens the guide or tool for it.
Free tool Check a roll yourself
Recompute any provably fair result from the seeds the site gave you. Runs in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
Move the money
Networks, fees and getting winnings into your bank.
Report it
What the IRS counts as income and the records to keep.
All 50 states and DC, checked against each state's regulator. 32 allow licensed online betting, 8 in person only, 11 none.
State law guides, plus DC
Taken from sportsbooks
Running a pool?
How the pot is split, and when an office pool is legal.
Start reading
All guidesServer seed, client seed and nonce: what each one does
USDT on Tron (TRC-20) vs Ethereum (ERC-20): which network, and why both ends must match
How crypto sports betting winnings are taxed in the US
Are offshore crypto sportsbooks legal in the US?
How betting pools work: where the pot goes and what you get back
How to cash out crypto winnings to your US bank account
Quick answers
Is Woyale a sportsbook?
No. We don’t take bets, hold funds or accept money from sportsbooks. We explain how crypto betting works after you place a bet.
What does “provably fair” mean?
The site commits to a secret server seed by showing you its hash before you bet. After the bet it reveals the seed. If the seed hashes to the same value and recomputes your result, the outcome wasn’t changed after the fact.
Are crypto gambling winnings taxable in the US?
Yes. The IRS treats gambling winnings as taxable income, including prizes paid in property such as crypto, valued in dollars when you receive them. Selling or swapping that crypto later is a separate taxable event.
Is betting with crypto legal in the US?
Sports betting is legal only through state-licensed operators in states that allow it. Offshore crypto sportsbooks hold no US state license. Our state guides explain what that means where you live.