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I've got a few more details about the reduced awards algorithm I can share with you.
The algorithm for reducing rewards takes a combination of the balance, wager, lottery and jackpot spending to calculate the reward. Jackpot spending has a higher weight (4x) and the lottery has the highest weight (20x).
If you do not want to gamble you can keep a balance above $50 to not have reduced rewards.
Most users will not need to keep the full balance though because their gambling history is also added up to calculate.
New accounts have full rewards for the first 100 rolls to help them build up a history and then the algorithm is applied to them. So opening a new account might seem like it helps but it won't.
Additionally, the balance needed to have no captcha is $100.
The algorithm for reducing rewards takes a combination of the balance, wager, lottery and jackpot spending to calculate the reward. Jackpot spending has a higher weight (4x) and the lottery has the highest weight (20x).
If you do not want to gamble you can keep a balance above $50 to not have reduced rewards.
Most users will not need to keep the full balance though because their gambling history is also added up to calculate.
New accounts have full rewards for the first 100 rolls to help them build up a history and then the algorithm is applied to them. So opening a new account might seem like it helps but it won't.
Additionally, the balance needed to have no captcha is $100.
Thanks for sharing this. It's frustrating that we can't somehow get a personal response - I emailed several times, and one time got my reward put back to normal, but after just a few hours it was halved again. And this as the price has flatlined so the reward has increased other than at the first level.
I'm no good at gambling - just feels like pressing a button to watch my balance go to 0 I guess, though somehow I won a small amount via jackpot once? I don't even recall playing... but there's no appeal for me to just press a button.
(If anyone takes pity, my referral link is below I guess?)
