Am I correct to look into the "bet" tab and not "wager"? If so, in short, OP's betting ratio between coin and NFT was 2:98. But since we're at it, in case anyone curious, the win and wager ratio will respectively be, 1.5:98.5 and 56:44
The win ratio proves that OP was playing on a low multiplier to make the wager only. Perhaps, most of his bets were placed in 1.01×. That's why the total bets and win ratio is like this. To be frank, gamblers use this payout to get the bonuses by making the wager easily. The key fact to calculate the bonus was OP's wagered amount in USD value. He has wagered almost 6.9 million in BCD, USDC and USDT. All these are stable coins. So, his wager was equivalent to $6.9 million in those 3 coins. Therefore, his total wager amount is around $7 million in all those crypto (including LTC, ADA, ATOM, etc).
Let's look into his NFT wager now. I would like to ignore the wager of mMeka and mDegenPass as the amounts are small. OP has wagered 1,432,262 mDoodles = 1432
Doodles NFT. Currently, Doodles price is around $5k. And he has wagered 3,982,254 mAzuki = 3982
Azuki NFT. Currently, the price of Azuki NFT is almost $15k. The price of both NFTs have increased a lot for the price rise of Ethereum. Let's assume the average price of Doodles NFT and Azuki NFT was $3.5k and $11k when OP placed his bets. So, he wagered
• 1432×3500 = $5+ million in Doodles NFT
• 3982×11000 = $43+ million in Azuki NFT
But BC.Game had listed the Azuki price as 3.2× higher than it's regular price. As a result, his $43 million wager counted as $137+ million for the price listing error. And OP got huge advantages in bonuses for this error. Now you will be able to make the actual ratio of his wager in Azuki NFT and other coins (including other NFT). And it is, Azuki NFT wager : all other coins and NFT wager = 92:8.