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# Injection

Injection is the other way to play. No ladder, no levels, no waiting. Just the pot.

## Injection: win the pot

### Where the pot comes from

Every trade of REIN pays 5% into a pot. Buys and sells alike. That pot belongs to whoever is on the Injection side when Injection wins a round.

### The part everyone misses at first

If Injection loses a round, the pot is **not spent**. It just stays there, and every trade in the next round adds to it. Then the next round, and the next.

So a losing streak for Injection is not a dead side. It is a side with a prize that gets bigger every 8 hours. The longer Injection has been losing, the more it pays the moment it finally wins.

{% hint style="warning" icon="circle-info" %}
Eleven rounds without an Injection win means eleven rounds of fees stacked in one pot. When it drops, it drops all at once.
{% endhint %}

### How the pot is split

The pot is divided among everyone on the Injection side in proportion to their weight. Bigger stake, bigger share. But weight is measured in a particular way, and that is the next page.


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