Are you saying that someone who adds money to other users balances can't add it to his own balance?
And how is it possible that since the race started at this moment, there are already so many participants on the leaderboard with such high results?
You could have at least tried to say that it was a false start and that it would be reset because the leaderboard showed some test results from previous days.
I'm sorry, but I doubt there's anyone on this forum who would believe you.
Nemel does not have permission to credit balances to himself or any other user. His role is limited to moderating the chat and assisting users. In the example you mentioned, he was simply informing a user that they had received a $1 test balance from us. He has no access to our administrative balance tools.
Regarding the leaderboard, this was not a false start. To ensure fairness, we decided to include all eligible wagers placed earlier this week rather than only counting wagers made after the public announcement. We didn't want to exclude players who had already been actively wagering before the race was officially announced.
To avoid the leaderboard becoming confusing in the future or starting in the middle of a week, this first leaderboard will only run for 4 days. After that, all Weekly Races will follow a consistent schedule, running from Sunday to Sunday (UTC-2). This provides a clear and consistent qualifying period for every participant, which is why we included all eligible wagers placed since Sunday in this first race.
We understand that seeing high wager amounts immediately after launch can look unusual at first, but those totals are from legitimate wagering activity that took place during the qualifying period not from test data or a leaderboard error.