Quote from: holydarkness on Today at 04:41:31 PM

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Quote from: holydarkness on August 02, 2024, 03:57:24 PM

I have to say that I am also quite unclear with the 277 currencies statement.

Thank you, holydarkness, for going out of your way to help and connect me to someone who can provide some information. I immensely appreciate it.

The 277 currencies statement refers to different crypto/fiat currency pairs, like how USDT/USD, USDT/EUR, and TRX/EUR are considered three different currencies in this case.

Playing this way essentially increased my chances of winning promotional prizes with the same bet spread compared to playing with only a single crypto/fiat pair. Maybe there is some unwritten guideline that forbids such a playstyle in this particular case, although I am not aware of it. Hopefully, the detailed explanation will clarify this as well because, as I said previously, I believe I was fully compliant with all of the (written) terms.

Thank you for giving me your side. I understand correctly that what you're saying is, in layman terms, you uses as many pairs as you can to increase the numbers and/or spreads of your entries to increase the chance of winning their promo prize?

I am currently in touch with BC staff and they're going to revert to me with more info. I'll update when I know more.

I would not say that. I played this way for my personal enjoyment only. It just happened, totally coincidentally, that there was an active promotion and that this particular playstyle also increased my chances of winning some additional prizes, which, still with a great deal of luck, I also managed to win a few times.

For clarification, I never actually played with all (or even a sixth) of those 277 'currencies' at the same time. That would have been absolutely overwhelming and way less fun. I simply switched between them regularly.

Thank you for your continuous help, and I look forward to the update.