The last competition with a total value of almost $500,000 for 10 players, had as a prize for 1st place a Porsche 911 Carrera 4s or $200,000. Each time the winner of the 1st place was asked if he wanted the car or the money and so far everyone chose the money (for the car there were additional costs that had to be paid by the winner such as transport, taxes, and time until the car was purchased and delivered). It was not profitable to buy dozens of cars before I knew who wanted the car and not the money!
The promotion video was made by a third party, I just requested a video promotion for our contest, I can't control where the assets were taken to create that video and I don't even know under what conditions - they procured. The fact is that I paid for that promotional video and it was delivered to me as you see it.
I don't expect to make tens of millions of profit from the Race and Rise to Riches sessions. My expectations are to increase the number of players. So if the players' losses cover the prizes offered, it's a win for me.
The leaderboard changes when the competition is close to the end, then most become more competitive. Before I launched Race and Rise to Riches, I had discussions with the Cryptoplay staff in which I told them that I could support this competition for 3 months if there was not enough profit. If after 3 sessions, this competition is a hole in the budget, then it will be stopped. The first month was satisfactory, I cannot give exact data if I or the winners made a profit but it was not a hole in the budget. Unfortunately, I cannot expose exactly all the insides of an online casino because it is possible to disturb many casinos, but I try to be as honest as possible.
P.S. Wager competitions bring the biggest profit in a casino.
Peace and respect,
"The Buffoons"
Thanks for clarifying it's only the second and not the third month of a 2 million dollar race. Won't address the next two points, rubbish.
Did you just say the leaderboard is static and does not change until towards the end of the race? I can't find any disclaimer anywhere on the website that elaborates on this, so what you are ultimately saying is players are duped by numbers on the leaderboard purposely not updated and misled to bet? Did I get that right?
Don't resort to the peace and respect facade, stick to manipulating the leaderboards. I'm usually reserved but in rare instances I hold reservations on bad actors. No doubt there is foul play going on here, you just admitted to it.
P.S. If the leaderboard remains static until close to the end of the race, are the numbers currently displayed fabricated? Or will you claim it's merely on pause after the first few days?