As with Citrix, you can set load balancing in RDS so that you can control roughly how many people are on each sever.
If each server had identical specifications then you would set the number on each to be identical.
If your RDS was installed long ago and all you want to do is change the relative weights, simply log into each server (using mstsc /admin), fire up Server Manager, go to RD Session Host Configuration, double click "Member of farm in RD Connection Broker" and you should see in the middle of the page the value for relative weight.
This page is handy, it explains the entire install of RDS, including the configuring of the weights.
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