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# Payouts and Rewards

The reviewing reward pool is set at 10% of the contest's total prize pool, up to a maximum of $10,000.

Reviewers will be eligible for payouts based on their performance during the reviewing phase. The top 3  reviewers, determined by total points earned, will receive equal portions of the judging pool (3.33% of the total contest prize pool each).

*Example 1:*

```
The project has a $40,000 total prize pool.
10% or $4,000 is allotted as a reviewing pool.
Reviewers are ranked by points earned during the reviewing period.
The top 3  reviewers receive $1,333.33 each.
```

*Example 2*:

```
The project has a $150,000 total prize pool.
The reviewing pool is capped at $10,000.
Reviewers are ranked by points earned during the reviewing period.
The top 3 reviewers receive $3,333.33 each.
```

## **Note: Please review the** [**invoicing guidelines**](/code-call/engineers-docs/invoicing-guidelines.md) **to send your invoice after your subittions were approved**


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