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How about the points earned for the tournament? Sorry if I miss the terms about how points are collected but I cant find it anywhere.
Is it something for every xx wager, player will get 1point or it is depend on how many spins made by the players?

Hey Panjul07,

We use a formula based on the wager amount, not the number of spins. For the Table Games Tournament, points are also awarded based on the wager amount.

Hope this answers your question.

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Mind to give more details about the formula, how many btc wagered needed to get 1 points? Just wanna make sure that players also able to count how many points they have based on how many btc they have wagered. So they can calculate manually on how many points they should get, to be compared with your system.

Hey Panjul07,

The formula is [wager] x a multiplier. We do not publish the exact formula as to protect player privacy.

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I don't see how not publishing the multipliers can protect player's privacy. Sure, if they bet a round number you might be able to figure out what game they played if it was only 1, but other than that the formula has no affect on identification. If you ask me, the multiplier should definitely be published for transparency purposes and so players can see which is the best game to play.

There is no reason to participate if there is not full transparent documentation how points for the leader board are calculated.
I asked same question BitStarz and they also do not reveal how points are calculated.
On regular provably fair dice sites wagering contest are fully transparent and one bitcoin wagered equals one bitcoin on the leaderboard.

I don't see why they don't publish the exact multiplier yeah
But if result is directly proportionnal to the amount wagered, there is no need to know the multplier, you know that you'll win if you're the one betting more.
In fact i don't see the point of this multiplier...