Hey there, fellow gamers and crypto-enthusiasts — welcome to a deep dive into Stakehouse Den’s Reward Pools, where the fun meets strategy and tokenomics. Let me walk you through how it all works, with clarity and confidence.
Game Reward Pools
Within the Stakehouse Den ecosystem, the Arcade Colony DAO allocates 80 million COLONY tokens per year, over a period of five years, to fuel incentives. These tokens are split across gaming incentives:
8 million COLONY/year per game go into standard play rewards
2 million COLONY/year per game go into jackpot pools
That’s a total of 10 million per game annually. Rewards in standard play aren’t just handed out arbitrarily — they’re distributed based on Rshares (reward shares), which a player earns only when winning a match (losing doesn’t qualify).
The formula is:
Rshares = (ColonyStakingMultiplier / 10) × (GameResultFactor / 10) × (HotSauce)^1.2
Where:
ColonyStakingMultiplier = 1 + 2^(log(stakedColony / 10^6))
GameResultFactor depends on the game type and win variant
And HotSauce captures “spice” or intensity of play
Once your Rshares are settled, your Game Reward is:
(Game Rewards) = (Rshares / (TotalRshares2Week + Rshares)) × (PoolBalance / 1000)
Also, there’s a cap: no more than 1 % of the pool can be awarded in a single game.
Jackpot Pools
Now—if you’re in for a thrill, Stakehouse Den offers jackpot pools that open up when players spend at least 10,000 HotSauce in a game round. Eligible plays include:
Picking a single number in roulette and hitting it
A royal flush in video poker
Splitting aces, getting blackjack on both hands while the dealer doesn’t blackjack
Hitting 777 in slot spins
For each 10,000 HotSauce you use, you unlock 1 % (TBD) of that round’s bonus pool—though this percentage may shift with feedback and game adjustments.
Stakehouse Den’s Reward Pools are engineered to reward skill, stake, and bold play. Whether you’re staking COLONY, mastering game strategy, or turning up the heat with HotSauce, there’s a refined balance of incentives designed to keep you engaged.