The idea in one line

Expected value is what a round pays on average against what it costs to play. The panel does not hide this in a formula. It shows you the ingredients live: the pot, the number of miners splitting it, and the motherlode building on top. Reading EV means glancing at three numbers and knowing whether the board is generous or crowded right now.

Pot ↑More SOL on the boardA bigger pot means each winning tile pays more this round.

Miners ↓Fewer ways to splitLess crowding means your tiles keep more of what the board pays.

Motherlode builtThe bonus is loadedA pool that has been building has more to give when it hits.

The live round strip

ExampleLive round#318,127MINING

Live round and the board map

The round number counts up forever, and the small grid mirrors the 25 tile board with your tiles lit. When the badge reads MINING, your miner is in the current round.

ExampleEnds in

0:23

Ends in

The countdown to the round closing. Rounds are about a minute long, so the board resets its math constantly. You never wait long for fresh conditions.

Example

Pot8.25SOL

Miners190

Motherlode117.80ORE

building · example figures

Pot, miners, and the motherlode bar

The three numbers that set the EV. The pot is the total SOL deployed on the board this round. Miners is how many positions that pot splits across. The motherlode line shows the pool in ORE with a heat bar and a status readout of how built up it is against its recent hits. A fat pot with few miners is a generous board. A thin pot with a crowd is not.

Example

Last round's tileTile #25

Last motherlode⚡ 20.60 ORE

Last tile and last motherlode

Recency at a glance: which tile just paid and the size of the last motherlode hit. It keeps the feed honest, and every payout is verifiable on chain.

The motherlode history

Example

⚡ Motherlode history25 hits

RoundYour takePool

#317,53812h ago+0.6313$5620.6$1,814

#317,43514h ago+0.122$114.4$387

#317,41315h ago+2.62$231120.6$10,621

#316,81028h ago+12.99$1,144243.2$21,417

Every hit pays a pool, and your take lands per round. Example figures.

This is realized EV, not theory. Each row is a motherlode that actually paid: the round it landed in, the total pool in ORE with its dollar value, and your take from that pool. If your takes are steady while pools are large, the strategy is doing its job. The pool column also tells you which regime the board is in. Modest pools that pay often are the healthy pattern. A pool that runs far past its usual size means payouts have gone rare, and the same deposit buys fewer wins.

Your miner's own numbers

Example

LOOP MinerActive

Claimable0.1135 ORE$10.00Total uORE mined206.28 ORE$18,166Refined ORE0.0000 ORE$0.00Session P&L+$31.26this sessionTotal deposited350.22 SOL$25,327Total wallet PnL+$653.24lifetime

The per miner row tracks one auto miner end to end. Example figures.

Claimable: Unrefined ORE the miner has won that is ready to refine and claim, shown with its dollar value.
Total uORE mined: Everything this miner has ever pulled from the board, before refining.
Refined ORE: What has already been converted into ORE proper through refining.
Session P&L: The current session's result: SOL spent on rounds against the uORE won, netted into one number.
Total deposited: All the SOL this miner has ever put on the board.
Total wallet PnL: The bottom line for the wallet across every session, in dollars.

Your position at the top

Example

Total uORE position0.14875uORE$13.10Refined ORE to claim0.00000 ORE$0

Total ORE109.00 ORE$9,599Lifetime325.68 uORE$28,680SOL deployed3,325.8 SOL$257,981Mining P&L+$1,698.51lifetime, all miners

The position strip sums every miner you run. Example figures.

Total uORE position: Unrefined ORE across all your miners right now, with its live dollar value.
Refined ORE to claim: ORE that has finished refining and is waiting for you to claim it to your wallet.
Total ORE: The ORE you hold, valued live.
Lifetime: All the uORE you have ever mined, across every miner and every session.
SOL deployed: The cumulative SOL your miners have put through the board.
Mining P&L: Lifetime profit and loss across all miners, the number that answers whether mining has paid you.

The short version: pot up, miners down, and a motherlode that has been building is the board at its most generous. The history column tells you if that read has been paying in practice.