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Oops. did it wrong!

Click the "Add some dice to this post" three times, and on each one, choose to add 1 d100. Choosing to add 2 d100s adds both rolls together instead of giving you two separate rolls.

got it!

Edit:dang i thought if i believed it would happen

Nyeh.

last chance

There are 10 prizes, so the contest will run with 10 different numbers and be extended for as long as necessary to get there.

Whoops!

Welp using my two more..come on be lucky

-Edit At least you aren't taking money from me losing

Good god. In just a few hours we get a round 4.... Seriously 82? Seriously?!

At least it was not 69..har har.

Im getting that prize lol even though I dont know what it is because in to lazy to check the first page

I Want to think that this happened before and we ended up having a free period of just rolling until someone got it, but I dont actually remember.

Thank you!

We've never run this contest before, so nope.

What Sanne said!

Apparently we're still rolling for 82? Here goes!

I was meaning another dice roll contest. Havent we had these before??

Looking to get this over with

I think a few unofficial raffles have been done this way, but never an official RPR one.

I think you might be thinking of the Spread the Love Raffle, though -- In that one, every post about us on social media counts as a ticket. At the end of the contest everyone's entries are put into a huge numbered list, and we have people roll dice to pick which of those names gets a prize.

Since you can only win once, often what happens is that people with a zillion entries win early, and then we end up having to do a million rerolls to pick a name that isn't one of the people who have already won to give later prizes to. So in that case a few times we've just let anyone roll as many times as they want, since people enjoy helping to pick the winners. But that drawing takes less than an hour to get through, unlike this multi-day marathon!

It wouldn't really be fair to allow an unlimited number of rolls in this contest, since the person who rolls the specific number becomes the winner. But an unlimited number of rolls doesn't really matter when the person doing the rolling isn't actually doing anything to benefit themselves by the amount of time they have to devote to rolling, because the pool of potential winners is already pre-decided.

This was probably too many words to answer your question. I'm just really into the contests around here.