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Leftover units go to the last winners in order · case 02

Odd units go to the winners farthest from the button, and an even split pays everyone an extra unit.

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Case contract

Input: {"pot", "winners", "seats" (clockwise), "button", "unit" (smallest chip in play; pot is a multiple of it)}. Split the pot equally in whole units; each leftover unit goes to one winner, starting with the first winner clockwise from the button (the button itself is last). Return {winner: amount} sorted by name.

Why this case matters

Odd-chip placement is where split pots disagree between dealers and software.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
two-way one unit	`{"a": 15, "c": 10}`	`{"a": 10, "c": 15}`	Failed

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