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gagapapamama wrote on 12/18/2020 at 1:12 pm: Stupid question what are activity points ?...

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gagapapamama wrote on 12/18/2020 at 1:12 pm: Stupid question what are activity points ?...

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Matthias wrote on 18.12.2020 at 12:52 pm
So programmed that of course Counter, but what I can tell you:
It doesn't matter if you log on to GambleJoe at 00:01 in the morning, or not until 17:55.
The RNG starts daily at 18:00 and simply looks in the user database, which user has a timestamp from the current day in the "last-activity" column, at the same time it is still queried whether a total of at least 1000 activity points.

According to this, everyone who has logged in to GambleJoe between 00:00:01 and 17:59:59, and has a total of 1000 activity points, takes part.

We do the drawing as correctly as possible, to the best of our knowledge and belief, and if you don't believe it, don't believe it.

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Begbie wrote on 12/18/2020 at 1:25 pm
Clear as far as it goes. Still, surely the RNG has some sort of list of participating people, which is then matched against the DB. And this list will presumably be linear in nature?! Since the "simple" RNG follows a simple scheme, imho the time of logging in would at least not be completely irrelevant. For example, I almost always log in in the morning, but on the day I was drawn I logged in at noon/afternoon, so my ID was at a different position in the login list. Finds also a pity that Counter does not even comment on the RNG, how it is programmed. What is he shying away from?

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Begbie wrote on 12/18/2020 at 1:25 pm
Clear as far as it goes. Nevertheless, surely the RNG has some kind of list of participating people, which is then matched with the DB. And this list will presumably be linear in nature?! Since the "simple" RNG follows a simple scheme, imho the time of logging in would at least not be completely irrelevant. For example, I almost always log in in the morning, but on the day I was drawn I logged in at noon/afternoon, so my ID was at a different position in the login list. Finds also a pity that Counter does not even comment on the RNG, how it is programmed. What is he shying away from?

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warennn wrote on 18.12.2020 at 13:31
since YOU don't know when exactly who went online just like everyone else doesn't know, you can't take advantage of it. Say it would be coincidence... If your thesis would be true and the rng would be soooo bad, one would be able to recognize quite clearly patterns, which I can at least not now. We both won on the same day which is already felt n miracle lol

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Matthias wrote on 18.12.2020 at 13:32: And from this list the winners will be drawn via RNG.

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Matthias wrote on 12/18/2020 at 1:32 pm
What's so hard to understand about this? There is no login list. We simply save the last activity in the user database every time you log in. And from this list, the wins are then drawn via RNG.
And why Counter does not comment? Because he simply has a vacation. The year is coming to an end and he is entitled to a vacation.
We are all human beings, colleagues, we are not machines, not robots and also not cheaters who make fun of giving 10€ more to one than to the other. Such nonsense. The RNG works perfectly, we have demonstrated this in detail with video evidence last year. This year we actually didn't want to comment on it anymore, because there are always people (like you, for example) who don't want to believe us and question our competence.
There is a reason why this self-developed portal runs smoothly and quickly, even with 5-digit user numbers and soon over a quarter of a million forum posts, hundreds of gigabytes of videos and thousands of photos. We know what we are doing.

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