The opposite might happen, too. As a player, after hitting 100x, I may think I am leading, and I won't chase for big multipliers anymore. In the meantime, you and other participants might have several higher multipliers. The goal is to make players play on their platform. Let's say I am satisfied with the multiplier I hit and did not play further.
Exactly, everything may happen and players may stop at any point in both scenarios as I have said before.
Players may stop hunting because they have seen a big multiplier that they think it will not worth the risk to chase or player may stop as you have just said.
Let's talk about the recent contest. Do you think others gave up when they saw your 450x+ multipliers? Of course not. I have successfully wasted about $100 chasing the 500x, and there were almost 2K bets without the 500x. I believe others also tried to chase it. Whoever loves competing in a contest always tries to chase the highest until they are on the loose. If I were in profit, I would try further.
I have said about it as well in the contest thread, I believed that you and ivan will try to chase my multiplier.
Frankly, if I was in your position, I would not try to chase it. Not because I do not love competing in contest but I will always calculate it to make it worth.
In case you were able to hit 500x, it is obvious that I will not try to chase it because I have made profit already while hunting for the multiplier and I may lose it if I force myself to chase higher multiplier.
Actually I did not want to submit my 456.78x earlier because I had 178x and 234x as well before hitting the 456x but since I did not want to make several entries so waited till I hit the one that I think is harder to beat.
