waiting to go out00 peoplestuck00 paymentsin player wallets0theirs, not yet asked fortaken, 24h00 depositspaid out, 24h00 payouts
Nobody is waiting for money. Figures refresh every minute.
What it costswhat went out, what came back, and whether a run was worth it
−USD 379.08
KES 48,901 —
behind over 49 days
The estate took KES 0. Of that,
KES 0 is your share and
KES 0 comes back toward running the platform —
KES 0 between them.
What it cost in this period: USD 379.08.
To break even the estate would need to take about KES 195,606 in 49 days .
To break even the estate would need to take about KES 195,606 in 49 days .
WHAT IT COSTeverything dated into this period
ADD A COSTanything spent on this business, by anyone
DID THE RUNS PAYeach one against what came in after it
WHAT EACH SITE BROUGHTsince 2026-08-13
| site | who runs it | split | deposits | took KES | to them | to you | to running it |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| everything | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |||
WHAT COMES BACK TOWARD RUNNING ITthe share that pays for the platform
Two shapes, and both put something toward keeping the platform going.
Shared sites — 50 to the operator, 25 to you, 25 toward running it.
Sites that are theirs — 90 to the operator, 10 toward running it. They carry the risk, so they keep more; the 10% is the fee for the platform underneath them — the hosting, the engine, the work.
This period that came to KES 0 (USD 0.00) against USD 379.08 spent. It covers 0% of what it cost.
Shared sites — 50 to the operator, 25 to you, 25 toward running it.
Sites that are theirs — 90 to the operator, 10 toward running it. They carry the risk, so they keep more; the 10% is the fee for the platform underneath them — the hosting, the engine, the work.
This period that came to KES 0 (USD 0.00) against USD 379.08 spent. It covers 0% of what it cost.
Change a site's split from the terminal:
or see how they all stand with
php ~/set-splits.php --site=dabopesa.com --owner=Milkah --theirs --fee=10 --applyor see how they all stand with
php ~/set-splits.php
THE RATE
Everything is held in USD and shown in both. Shillings in Tanzania and
Uganda are not these shillings, so the books stop assuming KES now rather than when it
is expensive to change.