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Hey, game really fun, very interesting and intuitive game, but I don't know if I understand 100%, I mean, I was thinking that I had to do a score between 10% and 25%, or exact. In this screenshot I'm sending, for example: 10% of 155 is 15.5, and 25% of 155 is 38,75. So, I managed 25 cents, this is not supposed to win at least the 10% prize? I think I didn't understand. Well, besides that, I played for a couple of minutes and I really liked the gameplay, I won some times, I liked the gimmick coins and also the biscs mechanic, good job in this game. And I would appreciate if you could explain why 25 cents isn't enough to win in the 155 goal.  Also I played in a goal of 120 and made 12 cents, that's exactly 10%, and I didn't win. I tried to flip the 1 cent coin and managed to get 13, and even that way I didn't win

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Hey, thanks for playing the game. I apologize if the game objective wasn't clear (it's an issue we been running into with a lot of players lol). But you are supposed to score WITHIN that percent range of the Goal. So, as per your screenshot, being WITHIN 25% of 155 would mean you have to score between 116.25 and 193.75 (Rounded up of course). And within 10% of 155 would have to be scoring between 139.5 and 170.5

I know it's an abstract mechanic, since most similar games are usually just "score above this value," but we liked the idea of getting as close to a target number as possible so that the gamba is more strategic and you can't just press the highest number buttons.

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Oh, so basically I don't have to do 10%, I have to do at least 90% of The desired score, right? And I don't have to do 25%, I have to do 75%, right? I misunderstood The word "within"

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Yes correct! Basically it is plus or minus 25% or 10%. You are trying to hit between 75% or 125% for the first cashout, between 90% and 110% for the second, and 100% exactly on the goal for the biggest cashout (ergo the risking it for the (more) biscuit)