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# After the match

The resolver posts the score. Scripts with three or more correct slots are paid in Amazon shares.

After kickoff plus a short delay, the resolver posts the home and away score. The five slots are graded from those two numbers. The Amazon price is not read again.

* **3 or more correct:** anyone can settle the script. The current holder receives the frozen share count for that result. The vault releases any reserved shares above that payout.
* **Fewer than 3 correct:** the script settles with no shares. The full reserve returns to the pool. The PLAY stake stays in the vault.

Settling burns the NFT. A 5% fee is taken from the PLAY on a winning script and sent to the treasury. PLAY that remains is credited to liquidity providers. See [Liquidity providers](/stakes-and-results/lps.md).


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