Purchased some more Chaos Legend Packs

over 2 years ago

Decided to purchase some more Chaos Legend Packs today. The idea behind this is that I would cross the 50 Chaos Legend Packs mark, which should increase my chances in the future airdrops. I do want to purchase more packs, but the big chunk will be purchased when the public sales does start!

In stead of opening the packs with my main account, I decided to move them to my alt account, where I still do have lots of potions left. The cards will stay at the alt account, hoping to move back to Bronze II, which will give me again small pieces of DEC when winning a battle. I would like to move to Silver, but that would mean that I should start buying some summoners which isn't the plan at the moment.

For some easier match, let's assume that my packs did cost $7.5 per pack. $4 for the pack and $3.5 for the vouchers needed. So the investment was $135. Let's see if I could recuperate most of it.

The openings

I decided to open them 2 packs at a time. I do love opening these packs!

Opening 1:

Well this wasn't a good start. Nothing special and worth only $8.3. So still a loss of $126.7

Opening 2:

That's more like it with an Epic Gold! Combined this with a common gold and 3 rares and you do come to a value of $49.12. This does help a lot with decreasing the loss, which does stand now at $77.58

Opening 3:

Sweet another Epic. Still only worth $7.84, decreasing my loss towards $69.74

Opening 4:

Haha, this will be probably the sweetest opening from the set with a legendary Queen. That's more like it. This opening was worth $38.34, bringing down the initial investment towards $31.4!

Opening 5 till 9 weren't great packs. Still combined it did turn my virtual loss into a virtual profit of $8.69

The last opening, number 10, was a little bit better.

5 rares and a summoner, always great.
So I ended with a virtual profit of $26.
Not only a profit was made, but this will also have an influence of course on my SPS airdrop, resulting in being able to stake more SPS, resulting in more vouchers, or at least decimals of it.