The round pot splits four ways. Percentages below are today's mainnet defaults — governance can retune them without a redeploy.

The vault cracks open. 1-in-625 rolled. The Gringotts vault blows off its hinges, the d625 dice lands, and gold pours out of the breach toward whoever called the exact winner. This will happen to someone today — maybe you.

• Exact winners — ~50% of dogeBTC, 100% of SOL. Right country, right direction. Split by weighted points (bet size times active multiplier).
• Consolation — ~40% of dogeBTC. Right country, wrong direction. Split across the two losing directions of the winning country.
• Stakers — ~5% of dogeBTC. dogeBTC and LP stakers on the winning country. Accrues in real time.
• Motherlode — ~5% of dogeBTC. Feeds the jackpot pot. Every round has a 1-in-625 shot at firing it, paid to the exact winners on top of their normal share.

SOL is winner-take-all — only exact winners touch it, and it drops straight into your wallet when you claim. dogeBTC spreads across all four buckets and sits as a pending balance on your profile until you withdraw it (minus the 10% refining fee).

You bet 1 SOL on Japan / Up.

If Japan wins and the direction lands on Up, you're in the exact- winner pool. You split the SOL pot with everyone else on Japan/Up, split the winner dogeBTC pool by weighted points, and take a slice of the motherlode if the 1-in-625 roll hits.

If Japan wins but direction resolves Neutral or Down, you get no SOL and no motherlode — but you still share the consolation pool with every other Japan bettor who missed the direction.

• Protocol fee. 15% of every SOL bet. 20% of that cut (about 3% of the total bet) goes to the staker SOL vault; the rest funds treasury buybacks and ops.
• Refining fee. 10% on withdrawing pending dogeBTC to your wallet. Redistributes to everyone still holding pending dogeBTC.
• Transfer tax. 1% on every dogeBTC move. Splits between burn, country treasury, and NFT sweep — see transfer tax.