The slot machine is closed. Gambling is a regulated activity, and this project has decided not to operate one.
The machine was honest, and we are not pretending otherwise.
Reading the program's own accounts on chain: 348 spins were played across 4 wallets. Three of those wallets belong to this project's operator; one does not.
Our own database only ever recorded 205 of those 348 spins, so any profit-and-loss figure taken from it would be built on an incomplete record. We are not going to quote one. What can be verified on chain is above.
The 12.5% house edge was disclosed openly on the page for its whole life, and of the 205 spins we do have records for, all 108 wins have a matching payout signature.
$SPIN was minted by playing here, so it is fair to ask whether closing this breaks it. It does not. The $SPIN mint authority is a program-derived address belonging to the CAPYSPIN program, and that program is immutable — it has no upgrade authority and cannot be changed or switched off by us or by anyone else.
Every spin already recorded on chain stays claimable at the claim page, which talks directly to the chain and never touches our servers. There is no deadline.
One wallet that is not ours has 4 recorded spins and has never registered or claimed. It is owed 4,000 $SPIN, and that entitlement does not expire. If that is you, connect at /capyspin/ and claim it whenever you like — closing the slot machine took nothing away from you.