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Polymarket Liquidity Score Calculator

Explore how two assumed side scores and the adjusted midpoint determine one sample’s score share.

Explore one scoring sample

Share of this hypothetical scoring sample

25.0000%

Your Q min: 60

Midpoint is in the inclusive 0.10–0.90 range: reduced single-sided scoring is allowed.

Weaker-side score: 60 · Stronger side ÷ 3: 30

Inputs are assumed scores after order qualification. This does not validate minimum size or spread, fetch a book or wallet, compute an epoch reward, or predict a payment. The current documented single-sided scaling factor is 3.

Default example

Invented side scores of 90 and 60 at a 0.50 midpoint produce Q min of 60. With other makers totaling 180, this one sample’s share is 60 ÷ 240 = 25%. These inputs are not a live market.

Boundary behavior

The official methodology, checked October 6, 2026, permits reduced single-sided scoring at midpoints from 0.10 through 0.90 inclusive. Outside that range, the weaker side determines the score. With no score on either side of the entire sample, division is undefined, not a 0% result.

A sample is not a daily reward

The tool takes already-qualified side scores as assumptions. It does not construct them from orders. Other makers and your quotes can change across samples; a single share cannot establish an epoch’s payment.

Read the liquidity rewards guide for the separate reward and rebate programs, and the market-making guide for inventory and execution risks.