Quote from: gunhell16 on Today at 10:05:28 AM

Actually, not collecting any fees for the first year is a big deal for gamblers anyway, but unfortunately, I don't really understand the mechanics of the games that the op shared.
Although the per ticket is cheap at around 0.001$, that means that for 1$ I can get a lot of tickets right away, right?

Then what I don't understand is waiting for 2 players, what does that mean? Then we also know that when there are new casinos in the crypto space field, the chances of it succeeding
or not are still really high, because of the intensity of the competitions.

Polyjackpot is a player-vs-player (PVP) game, not a traditional house-backed lottery. That means the pot is made up entirely of player deposits — we don’t fund or rig anything, and there’s no house playing against you.

Yes, tickets are $0.001 each — so with $1 you’d get 1,000 tickets. Your chance of winning depends on how many tickets you hold compared to everyone else in that round.

When we say “waiting for 2 players,” we just mean the round won’t start until at least 2 people join — otherwise it wouldn’t be fair or competitive.