ChristianRookiePlease bring back the old wheel of fortune.
According to bunq employees it is now no longer pure chance to win but spin speed and direction can influence your outcome, which I hate.
Clearly some people have found a way to cheat the system by achieving millions of points every day with just 10 spins.
doing 10 spins instead of 1-2 is so tedious and the fact that it's no longer luck based takes all the enjoyment out of it.
First and second place with maximum points after maybe 2 minutes says it all.
There is no way a "casual" user can win any of the higher tier prices.
A.ChampThe last few days every day the first and second price are won by persons having 1,280,001 points, which is the maximum possible amount to be won spinning 10 times with the current wheel of fortune (1st spin 2500, 2nd to 10th spin x2 = 1,280,000 pts). I do not believe that it is possible to manually spin the wheel so accurately that you get exactly this sequence of results. So I suspect some kind of tech whizkid has found a way to influence the wheel electronically/digitally to get exactly the above sequence of results that gain the maximum possible 1,280.001 points. Can this be investigated by bunq, because seeing every day the most valuable prices being won by (I think) cheating people is discouraging to any other bunqer that wants to play this game according to the rules....
@Itsme#293900 The problem is that the new wheel is a "game of skill". So if you always spin at the same speed, the wheel will always spin in the same way. Therefore, an app that allows you to create pre-programmed gestures should be enough to win.
