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1) Each player is individually accounted for. If the bot wins, the miner keeps 50% of the money and must give the pool 50%. If the bot loses, the pool owes 100% of the money to the miner. 2) Some miners owe the pool, and the pool owes other miners. The total amount of all mutual debts is OVERALL - the site's gaming income. It's negative now. 3) The pool pays its debts only when OVERALL is positive. That is, the site earns more than it spends. 4) Players' income is the 50% that the miners kept for themselves from the bot's winnings. Once every few years, the pool can reset all statistics. In this case, all current mutual settlements are not lost, but are transferred to a new period in the form of initial balances for each miner account.

* * * 1) Each miner has a complete record of all completed orders, money movement and current balance in their profile, in the settlement table. 50% of winnings are credited as owed to the pool. 100% of the bot's losses are credited as owed to you by the pool. Accordingly, when the total balance is calculated and your debt to the pool exceeds the trust limit, you will not be able to take the next order until you pay off the pool. 2) A miner pool is an organization of players that seeks to develop a process scheme so that players can "milk" the casino. This is a voluntary organization created on mutually beneficial terms. The consolidated result for all processed orders is accumulated in the "Game Income for the Site" indicator. The pool pays debts when it earns something, i.e. the income amount must be positive. It is the site's profit that will cover the pool's debts to miners. That is, all miners work hand in hand (players' union), whose funds provide our golden formula: "50% of winnings, 100% of losses are compensated."

While the site's overall OVERALL is in the negative, settlements are frozen.