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Mover
Desde en May 2011
36 posts

Scratch game complaints

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March 20, 2020, 256 respuestas
I had a feeling, odds were unfavourable in the recent scratch games, and stopped early limiting losses. This time I wanted know more precisely, and decided to play until the first major win, i.e., 100 credits (or more), or a special event card. This happened at draw #47 with 200 credits won.
Here is my personal result:
• 7 wins of 10 credits (I don’t quite understand why because this was not announced. I saw empty circles in these instances.)
• 20 wins of 20 credits
• 0 wins of 100 credits
• 1 win of 200 credits
• 0 wins of two cards
• 0 wins of special cards
Total spent: 940 credits. Total return: 670 credits. Total loss 270 credits or 30% of what I spent. Had I stopped any time earlier, the loss was rather 50%. For 270 credits, I alternatively could have purchased the next 25 cards published given my current customer level. I acknowledge one factor could be bad luck, but with close to 50 draws, I expect my quotes being not too far away from average. So far the experiment.

Now my personal conclusion: I have always liked this company, the product, and the people. I still do, but I consider these quotes fairly unfavourable, especially since true chances are unpublished. In my opinion any such game should be fun for the customer and rather give a bonus than a loss.
I understand the game is probably more attractive for customers with less cards in their collection, but then, couldn’t the company design the games to be attractive for all customers? I would have ideas ))))