Three different things to read
During a round, audience reactions are visible: Ánimo is a positive cheer and Lanzar tomate is a throw-tomato action. The creator's captions also describe giving aura or throwing tomatoes. Later, a separate two-card screen asks who had more aura. Finally, the result names a winner and displays an aura figure. These observations support a sequence, not an equation relating every reaction to the final award.
Why the numbers are not a formula
At 21s the cheer button reads +10 AURA, yet floating +5 and−10 effects are also visible. At 92s the winner display shows Aura: 105 beside Blueberry; this is not evidence of an awarded amount. Account state, timing or other mechanics might explain the differences; the footage does not settle them. We therefore do not promise that ten cheers produce 100 final aura, that a tomato always subtracts a permanent amount, or that a vote count converts at a fixed rate.
Paid buttons and strength
The video shows X2 Votos with a 45 Robux symbol and Bailarín resbaladizo with a 7 Robux symbol. These are observed purchase labels, not proof of a lasting multiplier formula or a requirement to play. Check the current purchase prompt. Likewise a more expensive dance is not evidence of more aura: no measured dance-strength comparison was found.
A useful decision now
When watching, distinguish reacting during performance from selecting a player at the vote screen. When comparing progress, read the result and board label separately. Use the tournament guide for advancement and the leaderboard guide for the visible board categories. No score calculator is published because the governing rule is not established.