How to Open a Case

What a case is on Lolanceizi

A case on Lolanceizi is a bundle of possible items you can win by opening it. Each case has its own catalog showing the items inside, their rarities, and the exact chance of each drop, so you know the odds before spending any game balance. The price is displayed in game-balance units, and free cases exist too.

Game actions do not use the main balance directly. The game balance is funded through a deliberate one-way transfer; after confirmation it cannot be withdrawn or returned to the main balance.

Step 1: Pick a case

Start by browsing the case catalog. Open any case to inspect its item pool, the rarity tiers, and the drop chance attached to each item. This is the moment to weigh what you are paying against what you might win, since the price in game-balance units and the odds are both shown on the same screen.

Compare a few cases before committing. Some hold higher-value items behind lower chances, while cheaper cases spread more even odds across common items. If you are short on game-balance units, look for free cases, which let you open something without spending your balance while you build it back up.

Step 2: Open the case

Once you have enough game-balance units and a case you like, press open. Lolanceizi runs a provably fair roll that draws a number from 0 to 10000 and maps it onto the item chances, so your item is decided by that single verifiable draw. The animation shows the outcome, but the result is fixed by the numbers, not the visuals.

Provably fair means the outcome is generated from a server seed, a client seed, and a nonce that increments with each roll. The server seed is committed in advance as a hash, so after opening you can reveal it and recompute the 0 to 10000 result to confirm the platform did not change your outcome.

Step 3: Claim your item

When the roll finishes, the won item appears automatically in your inventory. There is no separate claim button to hunt for; the drop is credited to your account the instant the provably fair roll resolves, where you can review the item, its rarity, and the options available.

Case, battle and contract items belong to the game economy. Keeping, trading up, quick-selling or marketplace-selling them does not increase the withdrawable main balance; sale proceeds remain in the game balance.

Understanding provably fair rolls

The provably fair system exists so you never trust the outcome blindly. Before the roll, the server seed is hashed and shown to you, locking in the platform's half of the result. Your client seed contributes the other half, and the nonce ensures every roll in your session produces a distinct, ordered outcome.

After opening, you can take the revealed server seed, your client seed, and the nonce and reproduce the exact number between 0 and 10000 that decided your item. If it matches the result you were given, the roll was honest. This verifiability lets you independently confirm a case result instead of relying on an opaque random-reward screen.

What to do with your items

Keeping an item is the simplest choice; it stays in your inventory as part of your collection. If you would rather aim higher, a trade-up contract lets you feed in several items and roll for a single more valuable one, consolidating common drops into something you actually want.

Funding and managing the game balance

Check the full item table, visible odds and price before confirming. Use only game balance you are prepared to keep inside game mode, because variable results can return less value and no result is guaranteed.