Split an in-game economy reward pool after an optional token burn or treasury holdback. Set the total pool, deduction, first- and second-place shares, and number of additional winners. The calculator keeps all shares tied to the distributable pool and divides the remainder equally, making the payout plan easy to audit before publishing.
The main result is the amount available to winners after the stated deduction. Placement percentages apply to that distributable amount, not the original pool.
Confirm the published rules, rounding policy, legal requirements, and tax treatment before paying prizes.
A 100,000-token pool with a 5% deduction leaves 95,000 tokens to distribute.
They apply to the distributable pool after the deduction.
The calculator rejects the inputs because they would create a negative remainder.
After the top two awards, the entire remainder is divided equally among the additional winners.
Yes. Every award will then be zero, which can help validate a draft payout structure.
It displays up to two decimals. Apply your published whole-unit or currency rounding rule before final payment.
| Step | Calculation |
|---|---|
| 1 | Remove the stated deduction |
| 2 | Apply first-place share |
| 3 | Apply second-place share |
| 4 | Split the remaining balance equally |