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Jackpot rules
How the Weekly and Daily WETH pots are split. Each tipset has its own pot. These are the live scoring rules used when we post shares on-chain for claim. We may review winners before that post.
What is a line?
A line is one full set of answers — Yes or No on every market on the card. Think of it as one completed coupon.
The free Weekly tipset is one line. Share it on X to submit. Daily and extra Weekly lines are paid in $RSOP.
Multi-pick
Multi-pick is the button on the card. Turn it on, then tap more than one outcome on the same market (for example both Yes and No, or two teams).
That builds a system: every combination of your extra picks becomes its own line. You pay per line in $RSOP. Each line is scored on its own and can earn its own jackpot shares.
Example: 13 markets with one pick and 1 market with two picks = 2 lines. Two markets with two picks each = 4 lines.
How the pot is paid
- You submit a slip (one line, or several paid lines).
- Markets resolve on Polymarket. Cancelled markets are voids.
- We count how many picks on that line were correct.
- If you beat the threshold, that line earns shares. Your payout is your shares ÷ everyone’s shares × this tipset’s WETH pot.
- After we review and post shares on-chain, claim from the wallet that submitted.
How the pot is funded
You always get paid in WETH, not $RSOP. Weekly and Daily each have their own pot. More $RSOP trading and more paid slips → bigger pots.
Money comes from two places:
- $RSOP trading fees. When people buy and sell $RSOP, fees are taken. Any fee paid in $RSOP is burned (removed from supply). Any fee paid in WETH is split: 50% into the jackpot, 25% to the team, 25% used to buy $RSOP and burn it.
- Paid slips. Extra Weekly lines and Daily cost $RSOP. Half of that $RSOP is burned; half is swapped to WETH and added to that tipset’s pot. The free Weekly line does not add to the pot.
A pot can also start with a seed, and unused WETH rolls over to the next card. Buybacks never take money out of the jackpot.
| Source | Where it goes |
|---|---|
| $RSOP trading fee | 100% burned |
| WETH trading fee | 50% pot · 25% team · 25% buy & burn $RSOP |
| Paid slip ($RSOP) | 50% burned · 50% swapped to WETH pot |
| Free Weekly line | No payment, no pot add — Sign in with X + share on X |
Threshold
The threshold is the bar you must clear before you earn any jackpot shares. Hitting it exactly still pays nothing — you need to go above it.
On a full 14-market card the threshold is 10. So 10 correct → 0 shares; 11 correct → 1 share. More correct after that grows shares fast (cubed), so a perfect card takes most of the pot.
Formula: shares = max(0, correct − 10)³
| Correct | Shares |
|---|---|
| ≤ 10 | 0 |
| 11 / 14 | 1 |
| 12 / 14 | 8 |
| 13 / 14 | 27 |
| 14 / 14 | 64 |
Example: 12/14 → 8 shares; 14/14 → 64 shares. A perfect line is worth 8× a 12-hit line, not just two extra picks.
Voids
A void is a market that gets cancelled or never settles. That question is thrown out. It is not a hit and not a miss — it simply does not count.
You are only scored on markets that actually finished. The threshold drops so you are not punished for cancelled questions.
threshold = max(1, round(10 × remaining / 14))
Example: 2 of 14 void → 12 left → threshold 9 → you need 10+ correct on those remaining markets to earn shares.
Rollover
If nobody earns shares on a tipset (or the leftover pot is dust), the WETH rolls to the next card in that catalog (Weekly → next Weekly, Daily → next Daily). Pots are not shared across Weekly and Daily.
Fair play
One person, one free Weekly line. Sign in with X and sharing the tipset on X are how we limit that. Extra wallets, extra X accounts, skipping or faking the share, bots, or any other trick to farm free slips or the jackpot is abuse.
We may check winning slips before we post shares and open claim. If a line looks gamed we can drop it from that tipset’s payout. That WETH stays in the pot, and rolls over if nobody else has valid shares. We do not have to pay a gamed slip. Our call on that tipset is final.
These are the live product rules for scoring and claim, including fair play. They are not investment advice. Markets come from Polymarket; RSOPx does not set those outcomes.