Income and Winnings

Income

Income noun - An increase usually measured in money that comes from labor, business, or property.

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Winnings and income are semantically related In some cases you can use "Winnings" instead a noun "Income".

Nearby Word: incomer

Winnings noun - Something won (especially money).

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Income and winnings are semantically related in gain topic. You can use "Income" instead a noun "Winnings", if it concerns topics such as received.

full	full income	full winnings
regular	regular income	regular winnings
total	total income	total winnings
substantial	substantial income	substantial winnings
Other adjectives: entire, modest, additional, greater, expected, previous.

Likewise, on retirement, boxers have to rest on their winnings and income or find another means of income because the sporting career only last till you approach 40.

Source: Film / Raging Bull
While the skill has its "mundane" applications (mostly rolling to see if the gambler can supplement their regular income with winnings), it's niche enough that the GM is advised to take having it as an indicator of interest in scenes like this as per the pulp tradition.

Source: Absurdly High-Stakes Game
A display is made out of the giant check presentation—not just to the winners, but a second check to local IRS agents (taxes are taken from lottery winnings and are classified as income) who then hold their check in front of the actual winners for the cameras.

Source: Giant Novelty Check