Sorry I won't reply to everyone. But I hope to address most comments. We are already working on some things. josue has prepared some initial releases and I'll be testng them this week.
I can safely summarise at least two things from the ongoing discussions here:
1. There is some demand for an alternative. BSFL, Pot B demonstrates an eagerness from the forum for something a bit more engaging, and forum-made. Superbru system should stay, and only if we provide a better, more competitive alternative should we consider putting everything into our own platform. For this, we're thinking of more weighted rewards that favour risk-taking and reward really accurate/well-researched predictions.
2. As KTChampions also pointed out, any and every system eventually is "figured out". I agree, after 2 editions, and especially after the penalty system was introduced, it is clear that the safest picks is the leading strategy even in Pot B.
So we now have to work out how to balance both pots. In Pot A, there is a clear need to better reward risk-taking, and accuracy. In Pot B, there should perhaps be more incentive to risk, or a smaller penalty.
There are other things we're considering but we won't mention it until we test more.
To generate the new PIN, each user will be able to choose two sets of 4 numbers of their choice (e.g. dates or easy-to-remember numbers). The system will then automatically generate a 6-digit PIN from these numbers, making it unique but easier to remember. If you don't like the suggestion, you can ask for another combination until you find a PIN you like.
What do you think?
I doubt anyone will like this. The issue really is that people can't remember a PIN/password, no matter how easy =) So we have to provide traditional solutions here.
1. The default will be the PIN as we do now. And we can recommend they bookmark, and add this pin to their bookmark on their local device info.
2. For users who think they will forget the PIN, they can go for an optional straightforward account creation with email recovery. I don't want this, but if it is optional, then we satisfy both types of users.
P.S. Actually fairly easy to implement is Web3 login, which is something I'd consider but some of us are Bitcoin-only people... and it's a barrier for entry for new people.