🔑Staking revenue model
The model is based on the mathematical advantage (edge) built into every game. This edge is distributed to the protocol's liquidity infrastructure through two specialized models depending on the game type:
House Edge (House Games): For games like Roulette, the revenue is statistical, defined by the gap between 100% and the Return to Player (RTP) percentage. The player's entire bet amount reaches the game contract. Core accumulates tokens from game resolutions over time, and the platform edge is used to pay partners and managers atomically from Core’s own balance.
Flat Fees (PvP Games): For peer-to-peer games like Lucky Round or Stones, the platform edge is a flat fee deducted from the bet amount upfront. The game receives the net amount, while the deducted fee is partitioned by Core: a share goes to the partner and manager, and the remainder (pool fee) is sent immediately to the Liquidity Pool as guaranteed revenue.
OLD V1 model:
This assignment is defined by the game logic that is described in Conservative vs Dynamic Games
All shared games are subject to a winning fee that inflows to the conservative staking after the end of each round.
Check the logic in Conservative Staking Manual
Check the following list of all games and their winning fee inflow to conservative staking
All lotto games are designed to generate long-term profit based on the RTP coefficient (Return to player) that gives the stakers an advantage to generate the profit in the long run.
Check the dynamic staking logic in Dynamic Staking Manual
Check the following table with all dynamic games and their RTP
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