@azabooti
Would you mind providing an in-depth explanation about the following algorithm that chooses the winners?
- I had no luck in finding that information on your website (you might want to also include it in there)!
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Brother,
First of all thanks so much for sending me link update
Regarding your query: I'd be happy to explain how our winner selection algorithm works.
At BitLotte, transparency is key, and we want our users to understand the process. When a pool's draw time is reached, the algorithm first checks the number of participants and the reward distribution count. If there are enough participants and rewards to go around, the pool is successful, and winners are announced.
However, if certain conditions aren't met, the algorithm may extend the pool, giving more users a chance to join and increase the reward pool. These conditions include factors like the number of participants, distribution amount, and time limits.
We've designed our algorithm to ensure fairness and to maximize the chances of winning for all participants.
Imagine three users, A, B, and C, joining a pool.
User A enthusiastically participates with three tickets, while User B and User C each join with one ticket.
Now, consider that there's only one reward distribution in this scenario. It's important to note that User A, despite having more tickets, doesn't have a guaranteed win. Having more tickets simply increases their chances of winning.
Now, let's say there were multiple reward distributions. Even in this case, User A would still receive only one reward if they happen to win.
In summary, having more tickets boosts your odds of winning, but it doesn't guarantee more rewards. It's all about increasing your chances in the game!
If you have any more questions or need further details, please feel free to ask. Your understanding and trust are important to us!
Thanks