Soooo TNT gave out STS x2 to all the mystery pic winners

[gayblayde]

I only want the +1 on my list to be quite honest

100% this.

[lifeisgood]

Just saw this post by neo_truths on reddit, thought it was interesting to read so just gonna share here:

"I don't know when did the round start, but the first correct submission was at 10:55:34 NST while the 250th one was at 11:17:02 NST.

67 accounts of the 250 winners have the stamp currently albumed.

36 accounts sold one in auctions, 10 sold both and 1 sold 3 (probably resold 1)

47 sold one via trades.

29 gifted one and 28 gifted two

None sold in shop, very nice.

This gives a count of 36 + 10 * 2 + 3 + 47 + 29 + 28 * 2 = 191 stamps leaving accounts. If we add the 67 from albums, we are left with 258 stamps. That means almost half have still not been sold from the winners.

From the 250 winners, 181 had their first mystery pic trophy, 21 their second, 10 their third. This means that either there are a lot of people that had the fortune to get the answer shared and had never played before, or people that never bothered actually bothered to learn to play for this awesome prize (learned to play + found answer in about 22 minutes) or there is a lot of multi accounting.

This part gets murkier as there is no easy way to tell easily if an account is a shell and if two accounts are actually the same person, but I have high confidence in the following results.

A person won with 36 accounts, known tcer.

A person won with 29 accounts, don't know them.

A person won with 8 accounts, one with 6, one with 4, four with 3 and 16 with 2.

These "extras" account for 35 + 28 + 7 + 5 + 3 + 4 * 2 + 16 = 102 extra accounts meaning 204 extra stamps, quite close to the amount still unsold, could be a coincidence though.

There are quite a few known users in these and the person with 29 won with liegos1, liegos2... liegos22 quite funny."

[♥ Rattata ♥]

Now that is fascinating, and extremely hilarious

MP went live at 10:51 am that means you had to post the correct answer within 26 minutes to get one lmao

[TsUNaMy WaVe]

Just saw this post by neo_truths on reddit, thought it was interesting to read so just gonna share here:

"I don't know when did the round start, but the first correct submission was at 10:55:34 NST while the 250th one was at 11:17:02 NST.

67 accounts of the 250 winners have the stamp currently albumed.

36 accounts sold one in auctions, 10 sold both and 1 sold 3 (probably resold 1)

47 sold one via trades.

29 gifted one and 28 gifted two

None sold in shop, very nice.

This gives a count of 36 + 10 * 2 + 3 + 47 + 29 + 28 * 2 = 191 stamps leaving accounts. If we add the 67 from albums, we are left with 258 stamps. That means almost half have still not been sold from the winners.

From the 250 winners, 181 had their first mystery pic trophy, 21 their second, 10 their third. This means that either there are a lot of people that had the fortune to get the answer shared and had never played before, or people that never bothered actually bothered to learn to play for this awesome prize (learned to play + found answer in about 22 minutes) or there is a lot of multi accounting.

This part gets murkier as there is no easy way to tell easily if an account is a shell and if two accounts are actually the same person, but I have high confidence in the following results.

A person won with 36 accounts, known tcer.

A person won with 29 accounts, don't know them.

A person won with 8 accounts, one with 6, one with 4, four with 3 and 16 with 2.

These "extras" account for 35 + 28 + 7 + 5 + 3 + 4 * 2 + 16 = 102 extra accounts meaning 204 extra stamps, quite close to the amount still unsold, could be a coincidence though.

There are quite a few known users in these and the person with 29 won with liegos1, liegos2... liegos22 quite funny."

Oh wow. Very interesting. I'm kinda interested in how they got all of this data but if that's true...

[chii3d]

I, too, would like to know how they're getting into the database like this. They were able to tell a user their exact time and spot on the list of correct guessers, which is mind boggling to me.

Also, if you submitted on 20+ accounts, come on mannnn. That's so excessively unnecessary.

[Damian]

Wish I coulda figured out the answer 😂😂

[Shawn]

I, too, would like to know how they're getting into the database like this. They were able to tell a user their exact time and spot on the list of correct guessers, which is mind boggling to me.

Also, if you submitted on 20+ accounts, come on mannnn. That's so excessively unnecessary.

They have an active way in

[chii3d]

I'm Glad they're using it for good and not evil

[Bat]

Do they, or would anybody know the difference if they were lying? Figures sound factual when nobody steps in to disprove them. Be wary of people attempting to attach their names to conspiracies for clout.

[bagel]

Do they, or would anybody know the difference if they were lying? Figures sound factual when nobody steps in to disprove them. Be wary of people attempting to attach their names to conspiracies for clout.

This person has done other things that imply that they have this sort of access. I believe they once changed a header on a page on site that everyone could see.