IN CHESTS LIES THE CHANCE TO WIN A PRIZE THROUGH THEM

Probabilities, expectations, and the guarantee of obtaining a prize. The contents of a specific chest are randomly determined when opened based on the indicated probabilities. For instance, a 10% chance of receiving a specific reward does not mean that if you open 10 chests, you are guaranteed to receive a prize. Statistics and probabilities reflect the situation when discussing a large number of events. The more events of this kind, the more accurate the expected result, mathematically speaking.For example, if you toss 10 coins, it might not land exactly 5 times on heads or tails, even though the chance of getting either is 50%. However, if you toss thousands of coins, the heads or tails rate will get closer to 50%. This peculiarity means that when opening chests, some people will be lucky, and others won't. An item may have a 10% chance of appearing, but a player might open 50 chests and not get it—this time luck was not on their side.In addition to probabilities, chests have a special mechanic that ensures a group of chests with a prize appears after opening several chests of the same type. This mechanic helps protect players from having only "bad luck" and works the same way for everyone. This means that the more unlucky someone is, the higher the chances of being lucky next time.