Where every losing dollar on JustBet goes.
Take a game that generates $100,000 in player losses over a period. Here is exactly where it flows, in order.
First, Layer 1. These obligations come off the top, before anything reaches the bankroll. Each has a ceiling, and the rates below are where they sit today.
- Cashback returns to the player, if they are VIP. Up to 10%. Currently less than 1%. Settled daily.
- Affiliate is paid when the player has a referrer. Up to 10%. Currently less than 1%. Settled weekly.
- Creator is a fixed 10% to whoever owns the game, locked in the contract. Settled weekly.
- Game share cards pay the holders, when cards are issued. Up to 20%. Currently less than 1%. Settled weekly.
At today's rates on a $100,000 period, that is about $13,000 in obligations. What remains is net gaming revenue: $87,000.
Then Layer 2, and this is the part that changed.
Previously a share went to stakers and a share went to treasury. Now 100% of NGR flows into the
$WINR bankroll.
It is not paid out as a separate token. It stays in the vault and raises the
$WINR backing every LP share. Your share count holds steady. The price per share rises.
Settlement runs every 5 minutes, and you can withdraw anytime.
If the bankroll ever falls below its previous high, every dollar of revenue heals it first. LPs recover before anything else.
WINR is the chip, the bankroll, and the engine. Players deposit USDC, it swaps into WINR, and they play. LPs supply WINR and earn the house edge from every game creators launch.
The house is a protocol. Every wager makes the bankroll stronger.