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# DYLI Fair Drops
If a drop uses the DYLI Fair Drop lottery system, a set percent of the drop will be allocated to a random lottery that executes when the drop begins.
Anyone with an account can join the drop for a chance at getting the product before the sale starts. This ensures a fair allocation to real fans while still allowing for people to enjoy the thrill of collecting a hot drop.
How it works
1. You can find any drop labelled as "upcoming" and click on it
2. If applicable, you will see a button to join the queue
3. If you have enough money on your DYLI account, you will be asked to confirm that you want to join the queue. If you do not, you will be prompted to top up your account\
4. Once in the queue, you will see how many others have joined and your chance of winning a product.
5. You can choose to leave the queue at any point before the drop begins\
6. Once the drop begins, customers in the queue will be randomly chosen and charged for the product. If less people enter than there are product set aside, everyone will win!
How is my chance of winning determined?
Your chances of winning are determined by how many people enter the lottery. Once more people enter than their are spots, your likelihood of winning goes down. The lottery process is done transparently and the results can be checked independently at any time.
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