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Quote from: panjul07 on Today at 11:22:57 AM

Just looked into your challenges page, I'm surprised to see that most challenges come with big minimum bet (mostly starting from $1 to $20).
Only 4 out of 20 challenges with lower minimum bet than $1, does it mean that you are so confident that most of your players are high rollers who like to play slot with bigger minimum bet?
I think it will be better if you have balanced challenges (50:50) so it can attract most of your slot players starting from small-medium-high bankroll players.
Or maybe you may provide on-site multiplier contest so players can compete with other players which I think it will bring more wager traffic than your challenges with high minimum bet.
Just a suggestion ofc.

Thank you, panjul07, for your suggestion.
You pointed out a good thing. No, we do not think most of our players are high rollers. I also agree with your suggestion that more players will join the challenges if we lower the minimum bet requirement. We will discuss it with our team and bring it to their attention for review. We value your feedback. Thank you again for sharing valuable feedback and suggestions.

Also, not all your users' local currency is USD. $1 could already be too much in a single bet for those who live in Asian countries. Instead of having a minimum bet requirement, why not make the reward proportional to the players' bet amount. That way, it removes the barrier of some challenges exclusive only for high-rollers.

Looking at the challenge with 20$ minimum bet, only high-rollers will really attempt to try it. At 1000$ bankroll, that would only be 50 bets.

This is a good point. In addition to reducing the minimum value, it would be interesting to leave the value at 1 unit of the country's value. But I know that this part is a little more complicated, because in some cases it wouldn't be worth it. But it's interesting to think about this idea, leaving everything standardized in the user's currency and costing only 1 monetary unit of the user, when possible of course.