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@shufflecom Scotland 1-4 Brazil

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@shufflecom Netherlands !! @Gator707

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@INArteCarloDoss Let say you buy an ASIC, and mine for BTC everyday outside of a pool. The probability is low, but perhaps one day you can get lucky. Invest in a fishing pole, a boat, to catch an improbable fish. When you finally get lucky, you’d be smiling too. To each their own.

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@PackDraw Tesla cyber truck 100%

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@DeItaone @grok could you explain how there is “no evidence denting who was behind the moves”. Doesn’t almost every investment vehicle require KYC? Are they saying it’s a corporate fund and no one specific person can be identified as liable? How do billion dollar trades of all things. Slip

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@between68and70 @DeItaone I don’t understand how these people can’t be identified.

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@empiredrop No one ever wins these engagement farming scammers, stfu

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@empiredrop Kiss my ass

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@empiredrop No fun

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@FrankDribbl Iced americano 100%

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@noahdummett 🤣🤣🤣 I just hope it was a gift

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@PackDraw @DoomPackdraw
My Typical Packdraw Experience:

1. Deposit with a nice 5% bonus using code: STEVEWILLDOIT (because he’s the GOAT)

2. Convince myself it’s my lucky day…Turn off crazy mode. 😎

3. Watch opponent pull an $85,000 solar panel from Tesla case.

4. Quickly begin to question why I thought it was my lucky day.

5. Turn on crazy mode in the next battle. Think that’s my go to anyways.

6. Pull a $8,750 Cartier necklace in 1% millionaire case.

7. Start to question reality itself.

8. Order Cheesecake Factory.

9. Go back to Packdraw- play deals. Because I really want a Tesla.

10. End the session realizing today was not my day… yet.

Down $2300 on the day, $20,000 all time, but up 20 on the Cheese cake.

Thought the @stevewilldoit name change my turn my luck around 🍀

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@LittleKid How much do you own? I got 10,000 holding forever:)

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@LittleKid Why tho?

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@noahdummett Uno

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$1 million essentially stolen from the players of 2025 👏. Don’t celebrate $1 million in rewards when we are the ones fronting the bill each week. Playing for what we already earned. Not only that , but this is also a scam, $20 : 1 shuffle “wager-to-vest”. At current prices say I get AD $1000 of SHFL this week, my expected EV to unlock would be under $300 with only a 1% house edge. (If your KYC is slightly better I know).

Congrats Noah, you lost all trust in your community, but I know what you’ll say: be grateful. What about you?

Where would you be without us? Your loyal players raised you up all the way to even be considering to buy stake this year.

You can twist this any way you like. You screwed your community. You should know that.

I recommend any casino owner take this chance. So many shuffle players will happily leave. Exclusive shuffle vip match sounds like a great idea.

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@FrankDribbl You are genuinely one of my favorite shuffle ambassadors and the reason why I stick around. When everyone else seems to not give AF, you seem chill and kind. Hope you continued success. Also congrats on the win, wish you continued success.

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If the 80 percent was always meant to require additional wagering into 2026, that should have been clear from the beginning. Retroactively attaching conditions to an allocation shifts value away from the community. That is why people are frustrated. The conditions have changed because that is what benefits the platform most. Take what you were given, 5X it. That’s what you were entitled to. Changing the rules after the fact is always a bad look.

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All community members should seriously consider boycotting Shuffle following the changes to AD3.

Regardless of how this decision was justified whether through tokenomics, growth strategy, or rewarding the most loyal 2026 players the outcome is straightforward: Players are now receiving roughly 20 percent of the originally structured allocation.

For this to be financially neutral one of two things would need to occur:

1.SHFL would need to appreciate approximately 500 percent, or
2.This change would need to prevent a 50 percent or greater decline that otherwise would have happened.

Anything short of that represents a net transfer of value away from the community AD3 was intended to reward.

It was originally structured as a 90,000,000 SHFL allocation. Presented as a thank you to players who supported the platform over the past year. That was the understanding.

Redirecting 80 percent of that allocation into a weekly Top 10,000 race materially changes that framework. What was positioned as a loyalty distribution is now a wagering volume incentive mechanism.

This is not a question of whether the strategy is intelligent. It may be, and I think it will likely work if, us, as a community allow it.

Instead, it is a question of consistency, expectations, and loyalty.

At the same time they are taking our allocation away, Shuffle streamers have publicly shown compensation in SHFL tokens. Meaning that marketing expenses are essentially funded through token dilution, while AD3 allocations are also being reduced. No one disputes Shuffle’s operational success. But here’s the reality. It’s you and it’s them.

They simply don’t care. The goal is high-margin extraction until eventually more regulation comes in and destroys the business model. If you as a user, want shuffle to start caring about its community, we need to hit them where it hurts most. Stop playing there.

Trust, once eroded, cannot easily be repaired. @noahdummett @shufflecom

The community deserves clarity, consistency, and commitments that remain intact after they are announced.