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# 14. How is Bonus Power counted?

Bonus Power is calculated as the total percentage of bonuses from all miners with this feature. For example, if you have a DJ Roller miner with +1% Bonus Power and a Shrumee miner with +0.5% Bonus Power, your total Bonus Power percentage would be +1.5%. [<mark style="color:green;">Bonus you get from NFT</mark> ](/rollercoin/f.a.q./profile/7.-how-to-connect-my-nft.md)is also included in this calculation.

#### **How Bonus Power Works:**

The Bonus Power itself is a percentage of your mining power and any power earned from games. Continuing the example:

* If you have a **+1.5% Bonus Power** and your **mining power is 100 Th/s**, your Bonus Power will be **1.5% of 100 Th/s**, which equals **1.5 Th/s**.
* Your **Total Power** would then be: **100 Th/s (mining power) + 1.5 Th/s (Bonus Power) = 101.5 Th/s**.

If you also have power from games, it will be factored into the calculation as well. For instance:

* If your **mining power** is 100 Th/s, **power from games** is 50 Th/s, and your **Bonus Power percentage** is +1.5%, the calculation will be:\
  **1.5% × 100 Th/s + 1.5% × 50 Th/s = 1.5 Th/s + 0.75 Th/s = 2.25 Th/s**.
* Your **Total Power** will then be: **100 Th/s (mining power) + 50 Th/s (game power) + 2.25 Th/s (Bonus Power) = 152.25 Th/s**.

#### **Final Formula:**

$$
(Games + Miners) \* (CollectionBonus + NFTBonus)
$$

{% hint style="success" %}
As you see, just by having a bit more Power from the Games, you also get more Bonus Power. So, be sure to be active and play the Games to keep your Power tuned!
{% endhint %}


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