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The requested-target axis uses a focused scale with two marked breaks. The flat pool-floor range uses the first twenty percent, the changing payout range uses the middle sixty percent, and targets above the maximum use the final twenty percent. The payout axis automatically fits the full response curve. The white guide is your selected target. The gold dot is its payout, and the dashed gold curve is the payout allowed by your protocol-edge cap. FLOOR · 20% CHANGES · 60% MAX · 20% CURRENT POOL MAX AVAILABLE YOUR CAP YOUR TARGET PAYS — — — — — — — 0 — — — — — 1k PAYOUT IF YOU WIN (ETH) REQUESTED TARGET (ETH · FOCUSED SCALE) — With your cap — Full potential — Cap effect — —
Break marks divide three locally linear ranges. Gold dashed shows the payout allowed by your cap. Hover, drag, or use arrow keys to inspect.
Optional simulation What if the pool grows?
Off · no additions Fixed when placed Stake · target · edge cap · recipient
Changes until settlement Other stakes · bankroll
Known at settlement Final payout · win chance
s stake · T target · A all stakes · B bankroll · E edge cap · G bankroll-funded gap · P payout
1 · Round total A = s + other stakes— 2 · Payout gap G = min(max(A,T) − A, B × E)— 3 · Final payout P = A + G— 4 · Win chance Pr(win) = s/A × A/P × (1 − G/B)— 5 · Protocol edge e = G ÷ B— 6 · Player EV EV = Pr(win) × P − s ≈ −s × e—
Your expected result — Average per draw at these terms
Expected bankroll gain — This position’s contribution only Risk The edge cap limits expected loss; the full stake remains at risk in one draw. Precision The contract calculates in wei and floors integer division. Scope Each position has its own terms. “100%” is the fractionally lower protocol maximum, so one winner cannot empty the active bankroll. Developer options