As a former stripper, this is deeply distasteful and probably not made by anyone with experience in the industry.
"Ends the night with the most money". Is that before or after you need to pay your pimp, the guy who owns or manages the club, most of the money you earned for the "privilege" of working there?
If you really want to win or need the cash does he tell you that you suck his dick or fuck him so he let you keep a little extra, just like real life?
Do you still need to pay the bouncer so he doesn't allow a man to assault or rape you or assault or rape you himself? Does he raise his rate knowing you have to pay it if you want him to drive you around the block to where you hid your car so a stalker doesn't follow you back home? Does it include the money for therapy when he assaults or rapes you anyways knowing there is nothing you can do about it because to the club and the police you're just another whore?
Do you get a drug inventory because you have to drink or smoke or pop pills or snort or shoot up or all of the above just to get through your job? Do they know your pimp is also your dealer who supplies you drugs on the cheap so you have to keep coming back to the club to get them? Do they know he can use them to blackmail you into working without pay, prostitution, or he can just turn you over to the cops if he likes?
Do the other players, other strippers, go missing? Do you find out they went to jail or rehab or the hospital or ODed or got killed by their boyfriend/husband/stalker or killed themselves or got trafficked or prostituted? Or do they just stop showing up and no one knows why and you just move on with your life never knowing what happened and never getting too attached to anyone because it could happen to them too. Do you lie to yourself and say "she's just probably working a different club now" or "she probably got out" to make yourself feel better?
Do you perform more and more disgusting or degrading acts to make more money, like acting out incest fantasies? Do you lie about your sexual history and age to seem young and virginal because you know all of the men old enough to be your grandfather are pedophiles but also have lots of money?
Do they acknowledge the stripping to prostitution pipeline because you need the money or he has blackmail on you or the peer pressure from other strippers or you get coerced/manipulated or he is going to force himself on you anyways so you might as well make a buck or you get trafficked?
Can you get extra cash for letting the club tattoo their name on you, like a cattle brand, just like real life? Do you still have to pay huge amounts of cash for a closet full of cheap lingerie you are required to wear?
Does it factor in the cost of doctor and hospital visits you will require because of yeast infections from wearing lingerie for hours, toxic shock from having to shove tampons up yourself and cut off the strings so you can work on your period, physical therapy due to having your legs and back ruined by heels, STIs from men trying to get their spit and blood and semen on you or from being prostituted, plastic surgery to look more attractive to clients, all the physical damage of frequent and heavy drug use, and all the CPTSD and other issues you're desperately pushing down and ignoring and lying to yourself about because you're scared if you acknowledge them that you'll either not be able to do your job anymore (and no where will take a former whore) or you'll finally break?
Do you have to explain to your landlord or bank or auto dealer where you get your money so you can rent or get a loan or buy a car? Do you have awkward conversations with friends or family trying to find a lie about what goes on in your life? When you try to make new friends or date do you debate whether or not you can trust them to know what you do for work? When you find out they're fetishizing you do you break things off? Do you have to make something up about the gap in your resume or are you honest and watch your employer look at you knowing they're assessing whether or not they would undress you? Do you isolate yourself so you don't have to deal with it all? Does that factor into play?
Because, that sounds like a fun game, doesn't it? One where you get sicker and sicker and poorer and poorer and more and more stuck.
Strippers are not empowered women holding their sexuality over men to trick them out of their money. Strippers are livestock at an auction waiting to be taken to the slaughter house of prostitution.
You're not the burger flipper who is selling her work making patties, you're the cattle, ground into meat for male consumption.