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# Booster

#### **What is Booster**

Booster is a sequential elimination game where users receive one final reward from a predefined set of outcomes.

Each round is built around a group of possible rewards that are generated based on the amount selected by the user. These rewards are displayed visually before the game starts.

When the game starts, the system begins removing rewards one by one. The remaining reward is assigned to the user.

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#### **How it works**

Users begin by selecting the amount they want to play with.

Based on this amount:

* A set of possible rewards is generated
* These rewards are displayed on the screen at the start

When the user starts the game:

* The system begins removing rewards one by one
* Each step eliminates one possible outcome
* The process continues in sequence

At the end of the sequence:

* Only one reward remains
* The remaining reward is given to the user

The entire process is completed instantly and follows predefined system logic.

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#### **Key mechanics**

Booster operates on a sequential elimination model.

* All possible rewards are known at the beginning
* Outcomes are removed step by step
* The final remaining reward determines the result
* Users experience the full range of possibilities before the final outcome

The value range of rewards is directly related to the selected amount.

At the same time, each interaction contributes to the platform:

* Every action generates transaction volume
* This activity generates protocol fees
* **50% of the generated fees are allocated to the SWEEP burn mechanism, while the remaining 50% is allocated to USDT distribution**