How does the squad earnings split work?
Two things flow to a squad. Members' individual tournament wins contribute 10% to the shared treasury. Squad tournament wins go fully into the treasury. From there, the squad distributes funds to members through an approval process, with larger payouts needing sign-off, so the split is fair and controlled.
Squad earnings come from two places and are shared through one controlled process. Here is how it fits together.
Where squad money comes from
- Member wins: when a member wins a solo tournament, 10% of the prize goes to the treasury.
- Squad wins: when the squad wins a team tournament, the whole prize goes to the treasury.
- Direct contributions and sponsorships from members.
How it gets shared
The squad does not auto-split everything to wallets. Instead, the treasury is a shared pot the squad distributes deliberately, through an approval process. The squad decides how payouts work, and larger distributions need a vote or sign-off so no single person can drain it.
Why it works this way
Pooling earnings and distributing them on purpose lets a squad invest in itself, backing the right members, funding events, building a reputation, instead of every coin instantly scattering. It is what makes a squad more than the sum of its players.