[goldie0608]

15

[hija]

7

[WordDiva]

23

[rflash8]

20

[irathomas]

17

[bookworm28]

23

13

[sunflower12345]

21

9

[accountant1usa]

27

28

[Misstee]

24

10

[Mouse in the Library]

Checking posts.....

This is your randomly generated prizes:


Oh dear. Is that the Pet Rock? No reward
Better luck next time?

A new round will start soon...

[Mouse in the Library]

What is it?

• This is September!
  The first Sunday in September marks National Pet Rock Day each year, this year on September 3. (Gary Dahl came up with the idea in a bar while listening to his friends complain about their pets; this gave him the idea for the perfect "pet": a rock. A rock would not need to be fed, walked, bathed, or groomed, and it would not die, become sick, or be disobedient.)
  In 2023, the Mid-Autumn Festival or Moon Festival falls on September 29th.
  This year autumn begins on 23 September 2023 and ends on 22 December 2023.
  Let’s play
  
  
  
• This is our busy month with tokens on every date. You know me, I’m always hidding stuff behind tokens.
  
  
• So behind each token there is a reward:
  1 x worth 50 WRZ$
  1 x worth 15 WRZ$
  1 x worth 0 WRZ$
  23 x worth 20 WRZ$
  4 x worth 30 WRZ$
  
  
• The contest will be open for 30 minutes at the end of which the rewards will be randomly placed.

How do you play?

Post one number between 1 and 30.

Post example:

13

Rules:

• One post per player, any more and all your posts will be disqualified.
• Posts without a valid number will be ignored.
• Dupes are allowed.

Rewards:

• If any player finds the Moon Rabbit, everybody wins 15 WRZ$. The Moon Rabbit has priority one over the other prizes.
• If any player finds the Umbrella, everybody wins 50 WRZ$. The Umbrella has priority two over the other prizes.
• If any player finds the Pet Rock, no reward for anyone. The Pet Rock has priority three over the other prizes.

• If only numbers appear then all of them will be added and divided between the number of players so everybody receives the same reward.
  
  • Number rewards aren't cumulative, so it is in your best interest to spread your choice of numbers.
    For example, if 5 players choose number 7 and the prize is 20, and 5 other players choose number 11 and the prize is 30, they receive 20+30 = 50/10 players = 5 WRZ$ each.
    However, if all 10 players choose 10 different numbers and all have a prize of 20, they win 10x20 = 200/10 players = 20 WRZ$ each.