After one gacha pull, he had used up 6 chances.
Including the one from the green gacha reward, Liu Zheng had exactly 1 draw chance left.
If he wanted to draw again, he would have to gain another 5 draw chances.
In other words, he would have to pay at least one high-mid-value excellent-quality item.
Liu Zheng had no choice but to carefully consider how to get the best value for his money.
It was known that one of the nine gachas was guaranteed to contain the grand prize, and one was guaranteed to contain a luck-related item better than the Lucky Clown Card.
If the prize pool was arranged according to value, then the grand prize was either that luck-related item or something even more valuable.
So all he had to do was aim for the grand prize.
According to the rules Clown Box had explained, the draw chances required to pull the nine gachas were 1, 2, 3, 6, 12, 24, 48, 96, and 192 respectively.
By the time he pulled the fifth gacha, his chances of getting the grand prize had already exceeded 50%, while it only cost 24 draw chances—the same as pulling the sixth gacha.
In other words, the most cost-effective strategy was to switch prize pools whenever he reached the fifth gacha without getting a prize he liked.
Considering that draw chances would reset after switching prize pools, as Clown Box had said, it was best to keep each round's investment at 24 draw chances. The further he strayed from that number, the worse the value became.
"Box Bro, what's the minimum and maximum number of draw chances an excellent-quality item can add?"
Liu Zheng asked.
"There's no minimum. The maximum should be 50."
Clown Box replied.
"That's a trade secret, so don't go