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# Reward Gauges
Using [Reward Gauges](/tokenomics/reward-gauges.md) on CLAMM.
#### 1. **Access the Reward Gauges Page**
* Once you’re connected to the CLAMM dApp, select **Gauges** from the left menu bar.
* Currently active gauges are displayed in the **Gauges** tab at the bottom.
Preview active Reward Gauges.
#### 2. **Select a Gauge for Voting** You can do this in two ways:
* Use the dropdown menu at the top right of the page to select the gauge (i.e. **"Select Gauge"**).
* Browse the list of available gauges in the bottom section and click on your preferred gauge.
**Details Displayed for Each Gauge**:
* **Weight**: The proportion of total rewards allocated to this gauge.
* **Rewards**: The estimated rewards for the gauge.
* **Chain**: The respective network for the gauge.
* **Epoch Number**: The current voting epoch.
Select preferred Reward Gauge.
3. **Place Your Vote**
* Vote for the ongoing epoch based on the amount of xSYK you hold.
* Enter the desired vote allocation for the selected gauge.
* Use the **MAX** button if necessary to place your vote based on all your xSYK held.
Voting for preferred Reward Gauge.
#### 4. **View Your Votes and Emissions**
* Click on the "**Your Votes"** tab located next to the "**Gauges"** tab at the bottom of the page.
* Here, you can:
* Review your active votes.
* View emissions ready for withdrawal.
* Monitor other relevant details related to your votes.
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