BONEYARD CITY BANK
BCB · Boneyard City Bank
Every Boneyard Buck in the game comes from BCB — Boneyard City Bank. Boneyard Bucks spent or lost return to the bank. Nothing is printed from thin air. These are the bank's rules as they run in the app today.
Where it stands
| The city opened with | $10,000,000,000 |
|---|---|
| Each new player adds | $100,000: their $10,000 start, plus $90,000 to the reserve |
| The city's goal as it grows | $1,000,000,000,000 |
No live numbers here yet. Today each phone keeps its own City Bank, and the app sends nothing to this website. Live city totals arrive with online play.
Money out: what the bank pays
| Payment | How much |
|---|---|
| A won Cash bet | The full agreed stake at every computer level, less the cuts below. Never reduced by the payout level. |
| Game pay | Showing up, dominoes and doubles, at the computer level's odds and today's payout level |
| Daily goals and Mook Camp Fitness classes | At today's payout level |
| College | $2,500 for each course passed, $10,000 for all four. Tuition is free. |
| Pawn loans | 40% of a piece's retail price, 30 days to buy it back for the loan plus 10%. Coming soon: a piece bought with real money will be locked and can't be pawned. |
| The City Dividend | Up to $500 a day: the day after you play, the bank shares that day's fines and table cuts with the players who played |
| A new player's start | $10,000 |
RECORDS & BONUSES
The Trombone.
Catch one opponent holding 100 or more points at the final count to earn the Trombone: a nominal 10,000 Boneyard Bucks bonus and a brass celebration.
It applies against computer opponents and friends in cash games, once per hand. Partner hands are excluded; different opponents’ points are not combined. The bank’s existing payout limits apply. Forfeits, points-only games, visiting practice and inmate-currency games do not pay this bonus.
The game keeps the record. This website does not issue rewards.
Money in: what goes back
Every lost bet, every Community Service fine, every court fee and bond, every store purchase paid in Boneyard Bucks, pawn buybacks, and the table cut on every won bet. Jewelry never goes on the line: it's bought, worn, sold and pawned. A loss costs the bet, twice the bet on a skunk, and four times on a Skunk Domination (held to zero). What a player can't cover, the bank covers, and that becomes a bond plus 15% court at the Boneyard County Jail.
The cuts on a win
| Room | Table cut, to the City Bank |
|---|---|
| Peggy’s Trailer | 3% |
| Uncle Larry’s House | 5% |
| Boneyard City Casino | 5%, or 4% on a bet of $50,000 or more |
The Jackpot takes its own cut of a win by computer level: Rookie 7%, Hustler 6%, Shark 5%, Professor 3%, Kingpin 2%, Dominologist 1%. All the cuts on one win together never pass 10%; the table cut comes first.
The rooms
| Room | Who sits | Cash bet |
|---|---|---|
| Peggy’s Trailer | Everyone | $1 to $500 |
| Uncle Larry’s House | $1,000 to $99,999 | $100 to $5,000 |
| Boneyard City Casino | $100,000 and up | $10,000 to $100,000 |
There is no daily limit on winnings at the tables. Each room's bet limit is the ceiling.
The payout level
The bank's thermostat. Pay shrinks a little when the bank runs low or players hold a lot of cash, and comes back as the bank fills. It scales game pay, goals and classes. For now it never goes below 80%, and it never touches a Cash bet you already agreed to.
Play money only. Boneyard Bucks are fictional game currency with no cash value. They can't be cashed out or sent to anyone, and they can't buy anything outside the game.
FROM COUNTY TO CITY
Start in the County. Earn the City.
New players start in Boneyard County with 10,000 Boneyard Bucks. Peggy’s Trailer offers bets from 1 to 500 Bucks. Uncle Larry’s House offers bets from 100 to 5,000 Bucks and requires at least 500 Bucks to enter. Below 500 Bucks, the trailer is your regular cash-game venue. Boneyard City Casino bets start at 10,000 Bucks.
Earn City admission by beating at least 20 different County regulars from the 25-person challenge roster, maintaining a County cash-game win rate of at least 50%, and winning a best-of-three final against both Peggy and Uncle Larry. Reach 100,000 Boneyard Bucks to complete admission. Once earned, your City pass stays yours; casino play still requires a current 100,000-Buck bankroll. County tables remain available to rebuild.
Boneyard County Boneyard Battles: six stages with selected mall prizes and Boneyard Bucks, alongside County neighborhood tables, jail and courts. Championship rings belong to the City tournament. County residents are civilians unless booked under the game’s rules.
Boneyard City Grand Tournament: the City championship, alongside the City Casino, Mall and City Hall. Existing event rank and qualification requirements still apply. Earned rings and records are preserved.
Fitness, Boneyard Brawl, the university campus and banking stay accessible before City admission. The County Pawn Shop remains available while you work your way up. Boneyard Bucks are fictional game currency with no cash value.
County, City and permanent ranks
Start with 10,000 Boneyard Bucks. Peggy’s Trailer allows house-rule adjustments and bets of 1–500 Bucks. Uncle Larry’s House requires a 500-Buck bankroll, bets 100–5,000 Bucks and fixed civilian rules: double blank (0-0) opens, get on 10, minimum score 10 and a 20-second Community Service clock. Choose 150 or 250 points and seven or nine bones; seven is the default, and four players always use seven. The Casino uses the same scoring choices with a 15-second Community Service clock. Court-specific clocks apply at court tables. Accessibility assistance adds 10 seconds to required house clocks.
Earn City admission by beating 20 of the 25 approved County regulars in completed qualifying County cash games against the computer (seven bones, 150 or 250 points, get on 10, minimum score 10, 0-0 opening and the standard 20-second clock, including the approved accessibility extension), keeping at least 50% County wins, beating Peggy and Uncle Larry in their separate best-of-three finals, and reaching 100,000 Bucks. A four-player Cut Throat game counts as one result; winning can credit three distinct regulars. Custom-rule games, practice, friends and tournaments do not count toward this challenge. Peggy’s offers a Use City qualification rules button to restore the qualifying setup. Nine-bone games and custom/off timers remain available for play without challenge credit. Named County regulars are challengeable at their own difficulty regardless of permanent rank; a mixed computer table uses its strongest seated opponent. Brawler finals use seven bones, 150 points, standard scoring, a double-blank opening, the strongest computer difficulty and a 20-second clock (accessibility extensions apply). Earned City admission stays earned. Casino play still requires a current 100,000-Buck bankroll; its bets run 10,000–100,000 Bucks. Fitness, university and banking remain public.
Permanent rank is separate from City admission and the weekly County Boneyard Battles. Rookie is the starting rank. Each next rank needs Bucks earned through game pay and goals plus a qualifying one-on-one computer record: Hustler 10,000 and 20 Rookie games at 55%; Shark 100,000 and 50 Hustler games at 55%; Professor 500,000 and 100 Shark games at 58%; Kingpin 1,000,000 and 200 Professor games at 50%; Mogul 1,500,000 and 300 Kingpin games at 50%; Legend 5,000,000 and 200 Dominologist-level games at 50%. These percentages use the most recent required number of qualifying games. Standard mode rules and an unlocked difficulty are required. Partners, Cut Throat, custom rules and practice do not build permanent rank. Purchases, bets and tournament prizes do not buy rank. The highest earned rank stays. The final Dominologist rank is reserved and is not currently awarded by this ladder.
The Mook Camp Fitness Boneyard Battles is inside the Mook Camp Fitness page, with its own weekly progress and the same stage reward schedule. The County Boneyard Battles entrance is below Uncle Larry’s House in Boneyard County. Its six weekly stages award mall items and Bucks, not championship rings. Monday resets weekly progress, not permanent rank, items or the earned City pass. City championship events and Grand Tournament remain separate.
Three Casino rooms
All amounts are fictional Boneyard Bucks. City Casino: bets 10,000–100,000, entry bankroll 100,000. High Roller Lounge: bets 100,000–250,000, entry bankroll 1,000,000. Billionaire Ballroom: bets 250,000–1,000,000, entry bankroll 10,000,000. City admission is still required. You can preview a room below its bankroll, but cannot deal there.
Casino rules: double zero opens; 15 to get on the board; minimum scoring award 10, with valid scores in multiples of five. Seven bones by default, or nine; four players always use seven. Target 150 or 250. Choose a mandatory Community Service clock before dealing: 15 seconds / 4% table cut; 20 / 5%; 25 / 6%; 30 / 7%. The selected base time and cut stay with that game. Accessibility extra time is free. Courtroom clocks apply only inside court. Table and jackpot cuts together never exceed 10% of paid winnings.
Each higher room supplies finer house tables, dominoes and dealer attire during play; this equipment is not awarded to your inventory and cannot be sold or pawned. Luxury does not change legal moves, odds or opponent strength. County rules and City qualification stay separate. Seven-bone Casino games at the standard 15-second base clock may count for permanent rank at unlocked difficulty; custom longer clocks and nine-bone games do not.
