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As of May 14th, the existing Flake draw has been revamped.

What many people were expecting was that the 30-time application period was too long.

This part has been revamped so that it can be pulled out again right away without animation.

There is a lot of controversy about this draw today, so I'd like to try to organize it.

Is it always a loss to draw 1,000?

First of all, I think we should check the list of winning items that has been revised this time.

1) <10 Flakes> will not appear in the 1,000 Flakes draw.

2) Prizes other than flakes can only be obtained by entering 1,000 flakes. (Naver Points ~ 1,000 won discount coupon)

Damage or not?

When drawing 100 flakes

Use flakes

100 x 30 = 3,000 flakes

lowest profit flake

10 x 30 = 300 flakes

In other words, if 100 flakes come out about 10 times while drawing 30 times, you can prevent minimal losses if 1,000 flakes come out only about 2 times.

Of course, if 3,000 flakes come out at once, the rest of the draws are a plus.

When drawing 1,000 flakes

Use flakes

1,000 x 30 = 30,000 flakes

lowest profit flake

100 x 30 = 3,000 flakes

In other words, if you draw 30 times, you should get 1,000 flakes about 10 times, and you should get 10,000 or 5,000 flakes at least 1 or 2 times to be able to tolerate the loss.

As many people in the community have said, it seems like it is a loss because the odds of winning a high-value flake are not much higher than winning a 100-flake draw, except for the prizes that come out of the 1,000-flake draw.

So there's no reason to do 1,000 flakes?

Although flake picking is fun, the flakes themselves are used as in-game currency.

You can exchange games or even exchange points at a 25:1 ratio.

You can also participate in events.

If your goal is to call flakes, it seems like a good idea to invest in a 100 flake draw like before.

(If the winning probability of each flake is the same as before after the reorganization.)

But if you think of it as an event entry, I think getting 1,000 flakes is a good idea.

When we put in 500 flakes, our entire flake fortune, we enter with the hope of winning a small prize.

I think it would be good to play the 1,000 Flakes draw as if you were buying an instant lottery ticket with the hope that you might win a real prize.

You're asking if it's really possible to win...

I heard there was a winner of Vera yesterday too.

It was a while ago, but I have won chicken once and coffee twice.

Personal Conclusion

In the early days of flake drawing, it was difficult to get flakes like it is now.

<Outer Play 10,000 Won> coupon that keeps appearing, but can only be used once

A 1,000 won discount coupon that can be collected up to 200 times.

At that time, the only places where flakes could be used were in draws and occasional events.

However, the method has changed to one where many Flakes are given out as prizes for each event, and Flakes can be exchanged for games and used to participate in various events.

It seems like Flakes have become the third currency after <Cash> and <Points>.

So it seems natural to consider whether there is a loss in earning flakes.

So if you want to collect flakes little by little like before, participate with 100 flakes.

If you would like to participate and win prizes occasionally, it would be a good idea to participate in 1,000 Flakes.

Of course, in the past, you could sometimes win real prizes by entering 100 flakes...

Well, now that only the first 1,000 Flakes applicants will be able to win, wouldn't the 1,000 Flakes applicants have a higher chance of winning?

There has been a lot of controversy about the flake draw this time, so I wrote down my personal thoughts.

From the stove's perspective, we've maintained the existing 100 flake draw and given two options, so I hope you can enjoy participating according to your own situation.

This was Dom Dom Ajae~

April 29 - May 06, 2025