Hello and Greetings, good followers! I hope you are all having a wonderful and fantastic day.
Are you all ready for my weekly Splinterlands post? The post where I show you all how much we can earn in this fantastic game? Let's dive into some Splinterlands!
How did I do this past week? Did I make any money or was it a complete waste of time? Let's find out!
Let's start with the...
Without comment (well, maybe a few small ones), the cards I've gotten over the past seven days.
Started the week with a bang, a nice epic.
Another epic and two rares. Great!
All commons the next day, but a pack!
Ah, but then finally my luck came down.
And down...
Suddenly, a GF appeared.
And another, along with a legendary! A great ending to a pretty good week.
All together, that adds up to $7.063. But the value here doesn't tell the whole story. I got some great cards here and I can rent them out to increase my daily rental income. Also when this set is out of print, they will go up in value.
These were fairly low, as usual. I don't know why they keep going down. All other rewards are increasing or staying the same, but these have been falling for awhile. Hmmm...
That adds up to $1.723.
You can see it peaked with the season end, fell on the first day of the next season, then recovered. Interesting pattern.
That adds up to $13.895.
That comes to $4.38. Not great as far as season rewards go, but also quite a bit better than the really bad rewards I've gotten for the past two seasons, so we'll call it a win.
Adding that all up, in total we get: $27.061 for the week.
Assuming an hour per day, that comes to $3.87 an hour. Hmm.. still a long way from becoming a professional gamer (not that I'd like that, come to think of it.... Seems like something I could get my kids to do for me, anyway)
And that's all for my weekly report. If you are interested in reading my daily reports, follow my alt account @dbooster.spt, and if you are interested in trying your hand at Splinterlands, follow the link below.
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