# How are Rewards Earned?

Each staked Player Token earns rewards based on the points the athlete represented by the Player Token scores each week.&#x20;

For the first Nomo Fantasy Football League we are using the .5 PPR (half a point per reception) scoring format. A detailed breakdown of the scoring format can be found [here](/product-guides/nomo-fantasy-leagues/nomo-fantasy-football-scoring.md).&#x20;

### **Reward Calculation**

Each week the Reward Pool generates yield in the form of DAI. The yield generated by the Reward Pool is paid out to League participants as the Weekly Reward.&#x20;

If the total reward for a week is, for example, 100 DAI, that means all of the staked player tokens are competing for a share of 100 DAI.&#x20;

The Weekly Reward amount is distributed according to the % of the total point scored across all staked players that each individual player token scores.&#x20;

### **Example:**&#x20;

All of the players in week 5 score a combined 100 points.&#x20;

I own Player Y and staked him in the league. Player Y scored 3 points during Week 5.&#x20;

The total league wide Reward for Week 5 is 100 DAI.&#x20;

Player Y has earned 3 DAI (3% of the total combined points and therefore 3% of the Weekly League Rewards).&#x20;


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