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Jelly Streak is back

christinewupp

Jelly Streak used to be an old favourite of mine as it was one of few events to give out timed party poppers. This new version doesn't give out timed any more. Otherwise it seems not much different from last time ( I think it was about two years ago when we last saw this event?)

The other players are fake of course. It looks like the weekly contest graphics, but we cannot click on these players, so they are probably recordings.

The info is very sparse:

I think the way jellies are being counted is odd and not well explained here. The old version may have explained it better if I remember right. I guess since the average IQ of players has gone done in the past few years King are trying to keep the information as simple as possible now.

What intrigues me is that all the scores, without fail and after each level played, always end in "66". Can any of you maths geniuses out there explain this?

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MannyFae

Unlike the old Sam's Streak, this event has its own streak counter, which starts at 1 when you win your first level. 1 point is given for winning the first level, 5 points are given for winning the second level on the first try, 10 points are given for winning the next level on the first try, and so on. If you lose a level, your 'jelly streak' resets back to 1 (=1 point).

So if someone plays the event while keeping their winning streak from the start, they will get 1 + 5 + 10 + 50 + 100 + 100 + 100... points. The first four score entries total 66.

If a player's score ends with 66, it's a recording of someone keeping their win streak. Since the top scorers are likely the ones who do that, it's understandable that their scores end with 66. But when ALL scores end with 66, it is suspicious and reveals the heavily manipulated nature of this event. In my Jelly streak, it seems like everyone is keeping their streak, except for me.

Deal_One

@christinewupp I remember this event. It just came back in my game today.

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MannyFae

So if someone plays the event while keeping their winning streak from the start, they will get 1 + 5 + 10 + 50 + 100 + 100 + 100... points. The first four score entries total 66.

Deal_One

@christinewupp I remember this event. It just came back in my game today.