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Board Gambling
Re: FreeBitco.in - Contest with $30,000 in GUARANTEED PRIZES now live!
by
deisik
on 23/01/2019, 14:33:04 UTC
It is proportional to your total free-roll winnings. Every time you wager the % towards the next level goes up and every time you do a free-roll it goes down. Hi-Lo game is weighted 1x, jackpots are 4x and lottery tickets bought are 20x.

Thanks for the answer, but I still can't imagine even approximately how many tickets should be bought to increase my FREE BTC rewards by 1k sats. I just bought 1,000 tickets for 2k sats, and "4.1119% achieved towards the next +0.00000056 BTC bonus" has changed to "4.4007% ..." That's it?

Was jackg he right saying:

~ I'm guessing it'll be a few billion ...

It depends on how many free rolls you have made so far

And obviously it depends on your current tier. So if you are anywhere close to the cherished amount, you will have a lot more free rolls to make as well as buy a lot more tickets to get to the next level. Though I agree with you, the statement like "play jackpots in MULTIPLY BTC to increase your bonus 4x faster and buy lottery tickets to increase it 20x faster" is not quite clear about the base that we should multiply the number of our tickets with, i.e. what is to be multiplied by 20x exactly. A bit of clarity on this matter definitely won't hurt

I wagered 1.5btc to get a 1000 bonus but I have done a lot of free rolls.

But 1.5/20=0.075 I wagered with a starting balance of 0.03 so...
But that means it'd be about 7.5m tickets for me...

Okay, it is something more real than a few billions

So if one ticket costs 2 satoshi (last time I checked), 7.5M of them will cost you 15M satoshi, which is 0.15 BTC if I'm not mistaken. If you make 10 rolls per day, with 1000 satoshi you get 10k satoshi, and just to break even you will have to free roll for 1500 days on end or about 4 years. On the other hand, free rolls also give you tickets, though they are "lost" every week unless you can use them to boost your bonus somehow. Let me know if I missed a variable or two here