ORE Wizard

Plan a run before you mine: solo odds, split drip, Motherlode share and the real SOL cost. Math follows ORE's on-chain rules.

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ORE Parties Start mining

Your deploy

SOL per tile

Tile strategy

Solo tiles (of 10)

Split tiles (of 15)

SOL budget for this run On /mine, 1% of this is the miner fee. These results include it.

Min Motherlode (ORE)

Max Motherlode (ORE)

Only counts rounds with the Motherlode in this range. Max 0 means no limit. On /mine, Steady stops above 140, Split only and Solo hunter above 90, Motherlode starts at 100 and Nonstop has no limit; Custom on /mine and ORE Parties set their own range.

Market right now

The gold numbers are live and update on their own.

Others' SOL per tile Average SOL already on each tile in a full round.

Motherlode now (ORE)

ORE price (SOL)

ORE's production cost (SOL)

Seconds per round

Production cost is ORE's own figure, shown in SOL. The calculator adds the 1% admin fee ORE leaves out.

Autominer fee per round (SOL)

You'd get about—

Steady uORE from split rounds, with no solo and no Motherlode.

Chance of a solo (+1 uORE each)—

Chance the Motherlode hits your tile—

Average with lucky hits—

Mining time—

Motherlode range (share of rounds you mine)—

SOL used up (with the 1% fee)—

Value back per SOL (holding uORE)—

Value back per SOL (if you claim)—

Recommended settings for — SOL

Five ways to spend the same budget. All use the live market numbers and how pots change with the Motherlode. Time includes the pauses while the Motherlode sits above the cap.

On /mine, five ready strategies (Steady, Split only, Solo hunter, Motherlode, Nonstop) set the tiles and Motherlode range for you. Custom sets your own solo and split tiles and Motherlode range, so all of these can be run there.

Motherlode cap: what it changes

Pots grow as the Motherlode grows, so a lower cap means smaller pots and better solo odds per SOL, but fewer rounds mined and smaller Motherlode payouts. Same budget, tiles and min Motherlode as above.

Max Motherlode	Rounds mined	Avg pot vs no cap	Solos per SOL	Total ORE per SOL	≥1 solo

Per round

Solos this run

Motherlode

Hits 1 round in 500. The pool goes to miners on that round's winning tile, by SOL share.

Should you mine now?

Same budget, different sizes

Your budget at other SOL-per-tile sizes, same tiles. Bigger tiles mean more solo odds per round but fewer rounds.

SOL per tile	Per round	Rounds	Solo / round	Solos	≥1 solo	Exp. ORE

How this is calculated

Each round one of 25 tiles wins at random. 10 tiles per round are solo tiles, fixed before anyone deploys; the rest are split tiles.
Split round: 1 ORE is shared by everyone on the winning tile, by SOL share. Solo round: one miner on the winning tile takes the 1 ORE, picked at random weighted by SOL.
SOL: ORE gives every miner their own SOL back each round, minus a 1% admin fee on every tile and 10% of the rest on tiles that lose. On average that costs about 10.5% of what you deploy, whatever the pot size. SOL does not move between players, so your SOL balance drains smoothly.
ORE's Explore "production cost" counts only the 10% fee, divided by the 1.2 ORE minted each round (1 ORE plus 0.2 into the Motherlode), averaged over 20 rounds. The calculator adds about 10% for the 1% admin fee, and another 10% when you claim.
Motherlode: 1 in 500 rounds; the whole pool goes to the winning tile by SOL share. Expected value uses the typical pool inside your Motherlode range.
Assumes every tile holds about the same SOL. Real rounds vary, so read results as averages.
Run results use how pots moved with the Motherlode over 35,655 rounds (Sep–Oct 2026): pots ran about 8% below average with the Motherlode under 50 and up to 50% above it past 300. Your current pot size is scaled to each Motherlode range from that.

Estimates, not promises: results are averages and luck decides any single run. Mining uses up real SOL and ORE's price can move. Not financial advice.