you need to collect 250,000 points ~$7500 bets to get 1 spin for 0.5 gold. then they changed it to 50,000 points before distributing the blast. And those users who lost a lot did not receive any compensation.
if you bet 1 ether for fun on yolo, you would not receive gold.
yolo 0.026739/0.003596=7.43 times token rate decline
d1 0.08/0.026=3.07 times token rate decline
With the same investments, I earned about 500 gold in D1 and about 10 gold in Yolo.
I can definitely say that the yolo project is a scam. I talked to a person who lost about $100,000 on their website and the drop turned out to be cheap, just like the distribution of gold. Obviously, they just collected funds from the sale into their pocket. And neither token holders nor players are paid from the site’s income. All they do is put everything in their pockets. But yolo still gets gold
I know that the players are disappointed, I decided not to be lazy to write about this, I know as I myself am an old casino player, it is very difficult for gambling players to find the courage to talk about big losses and losses
I would like to warn everyone, never fall for something like this
They said the sale was cancelled, but then, especially since the receipt of gold and the distribution of yolo tokens were too incommensurate with the costs in ether that were used on their website. I scored 1,200,000 points, spent about $2,000 in eth, and I received about 10,000 tokens, which today is $30 and about 10 gold.
with the same investments in d1, at least I was able to recoup it with gold almost 100%, so think about it…