They are accurate because they are calculated manually by my membership, counting all the spin wheels made with the relative amounts.
Tickets do not count towards the return on investment, only satoshi, points and any special prizes, also because there is no guarantee of winning in the lotteries, so they are not part of the ROI.
Individual results will always vary and may end up being worse or better than what is expected according to probability. Your results are only a statistical sample. To determine the specific odds of getting each prize we can look at [img=https://i.imgur.com/iMe92Ly.jpg]http://the prize table[/img]. The only exception is the Rolex prize which has much lower odds than 1 in 1,000,000 because of how they round the result of the provably fair formula. The odds were not always the same, so depending on what data you are using in your sample, it might skew your perception of what the odds are today.
Here we can find the FUN RoadMap for 2024 and beyond, perhaps these innovations can lead to an improvement and greater use of crypto:
https://funtoken.io/road-mapThe token has gone through several rebrandings since its ICO. They have yet to find an approach that is successful. Their most recent “innovation” is a lottery game that costs $10 per ticket and the prize is $300.
https://medium.com/@FUNtoken/introducing-the-funtoken-lottery-program-co-powered-by-funhub-8283b31dca76It sounds like a really terrible deal.