For example:

In this website, the agent's bonus is calculated based on bets. For example, if the bets are 10-200,000, the corresponding bonus rate will be 70/10,000, and if the bets are above 3,000,000, the agent's bonus is 110/10,000. A is the website's agent, and he recruits B1, B2, and B3 as his agents, and B1 also recruits C1 and C2 as his agents. B2 has no agents, and B3 has only one agent, C3. A few days later, B1's effective bet is 120,000, B2's effective bet is 40,000, B3's effective bets are 20,000, C1's effective bet is 100,000, C2's effective bet is 30,000, and C3 has 3 million effective bets. Then, B1's total performance comes from 130,000 from C1 and C2, and the corresponding commission return rate is 70/10,000; B2 has no subordinate performance, so the commission return rate is 0; A has 180,000 from the direct team and 3.13 million from other teams, with a total performance of 3.31 million, and the corresponding return rate is 110/10,000.

Therefore, the bonus is calculated as follows:

1. Direct team: refers to the members of the vertical development, collectively called the direct team. (2) C1 and C2 contribute to B1: (100,000 + 30,000) x 70/10,000 = 910.

2. Other teams: refers to members of subordinate development, subordinates, etc., collectively called other teams. Because this system can develop subordinates indefinitely, for better understanding, this article only takes a 2-level structure as an example. (1) From C1 and C2: Since the total performance of B1 is 130,000, it only has a discount rate of 70/10,000, while the total performance of A is 3.31 million, and it has a discount rate of 110/10,000. So the discount difference between A and B1 is 110-70 = 40/100,000. This difference is the part contributed by C1 and C2 to A, so C1 and C2 contribute to A: (100,000 + 30,000) x 40/10,000 = 520.

2. Other teams: refers to members of subordinate development, subordinates, etc., collectively called other teams. Because this system can develop subordinates indefinitely, for better understanding, this article only takes a 2-level structure as an example.