What does tiered lottery mean?
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Tiered lottery is a special lottery method where for every 24 cumulative participations in the lottery, one additional lottery base sequence number is added (i.e., advancing one tier, doubling the winning probability), with a maximum of 4 base sequence numbers. Below is a detailed introduction to the tiered lottery: Lottery Rules: The tier status of individual tiered lottery is achieved by increasing the applicant's lottery base sequence number in the lottery pool. Participants in the incremental indicator lottery can accumulate their participations; for every 24 additional participations, they can ascend one tier in the individual tiered lottery. With each tier ascended, the applicant gains one more lottery base sequence number in the lottery, with a maximum of 3 additional lottery base sequence numbers. Lottery Indicators: In a single individual tiered lottery, one person can only win one indicator. Moreover, individual tiered lotteries can only be held twice per configuration cycle. The indicators obtained from individual tiered lotteries are also valid for only one year.