68 NiuNiu Event rewards

68 NiuNiu"My Progress" on the event reward page records different tasks separately, so that users do not need to calculate the current completion status one by one. The page currently displays four types of data: number of games this week, winning streak, perfect attendance, and odd cards. Each item is presented in a corresponding statistical way. Users can check the latest progress based on actual participation.

Number of innings this week

The number of games this week records the cumulative number of games completed by the user in the current cycle, and also displays whether the player has reached the ranking status of the corresponding event. As the number of rounds that meet the statistical conditions increases, the number of rounds and progress on the page will change accordingly.

winning streak

The winning streak event records the highest number of consecutive wins for the week. The page will display the current winning streak data and the "highest this week" record at the same time, which is used to reflect the highest winning streak the user has achieved in the current cycle.

perfect attendance

The full attendance project records progress in days. The page shows that at least 28 games need to be completed every day, and the cumulative status is presented as "X/30 days". This allows users to view their current progress toward their full 30-day attendance goal.

Strange cards

The strange card event is recorded according to the number of eligible strange card hands. The current cumulative results are displayed as "X hands" on the page, and the status of whether it is on the list is also provided to facilitate users to check the participation status of the strange card event.

The number of games this week is one of the important statistical items on the event reward page. The system uses the current week as the statistical range to record the number of games completed by the user, and displays the current cumulative results and ranking status through progress information.

How to check the cumulative number of games this week?

After entering the event reward page, find "Number of rounds this week" in "My Progress", and the current cumulative number of rounds will be displayed directly on the right. For example, "0 games" will be displayed when no statistical records have been generated.

How to check if it has been listed?

This week's game count items will display the current ranking status below the name. If the page displays "Not on the list", it means that the currently displayed event progress is not yet on the list; subsequent results should be based on the results displayed in real time on the page.

How are the games counted this week?

The page uses "number of games this week" as the current statistical indicator, so users should directly judge this week's progress based on the number of games displayed on the event reward page. The current information does not list a specific number of games threshold for inclusion on the list, so a fixed number of games should not be considered a condition for inclusion on the list.

The Winning Streak item is used to record the highest number of consecutive wins achieved during the current week. Unlike cumulative games, this item focuses on winning streak performance and retains the highest winning streak data that has been reached this week.

What's the highest winning streak this week?

"This week's highest" is used to display the highest number of consecutive wins recorded in the current week. For example, the page displays "Highest 0 consecutive wins this week", which means that the current highest record displayed is 0. Subsequent changes in results are subject to the updated data on the event page.

Where can I check my winning streak?

Users can check the "Win Streak" item in "My Progress". The current results will be displayed as "X Streak" on the right, and the highest record for this week will be displayed below.

What's the difference between a win streak and a game of the week?

The number of games this week is counted is the cumulative number of completed games, while the winning streak record is the number of consecutive wins. The two belong to different event indicators, so the corresponding progress should be viewed separately.

The perfect attendance item is recorded by combining the daily number of games conditions and the cumulative number of days. The page clearly shows "at least 28 games per day" and uses 30 days as the current complete progress cycle, so users need to pay attention to both the daily game number and the cumulative number of days.

How many rounds need to be completed every day?

The current event reward page shows that the perfect attendance project requires completing at least 28 rounds every day. Users should confirm according to the page records whether the corresponding number of games requirements are met on that day.

How to display perfect attendance progress?

Perfect attendance is displayed in the form of "X/30 days". For example, "0/30 days" means that the cumulative full attendance progress recorded on the current page is 0 days, and the complete progress period is 30 days.

Is perfect attendance the same as number of games in a week?

Not the same. The number of games this week records the cumulative number of games in the current week, and the perfect attendance project also involves at least 28 games per day and the cumulative progress of 30 days, so the data of the two events should be viewed separately.

Strange cards are another independent statistic in the event rewards page. The system uses "hand" as the display unit to record the current strange card results, and also displays whether the user has entered the corresponding list.

How to record the progress of strange cards?

The current accumulated data of strange cards is displayed as "X hands" on the right side of the page. For example, "0 lots" is displayed when the corresponding record has not been generated, and subsequent statistics will be subject to the actual statistical results of the system.

Does the strange card have the status of being on the list?

have. Strange card items will display the list status as well as the number of rounds this week. If "Not on the list" is currently displayed, it means that the page has not yet shown that the user has entered the corresponding list.

How many hands does it take for a weird card to make the list?

The event reward page currently provided does not show the specific threshold for strange cards to enter the list, so the fixed number of hands cannot be determined based on this page alone. Users should refer to the actual progress and ranking status displayed on the event page.

68 NiuNiu What are the progress items for event rewards?

The current "My Progress" page displays four items, namely the number of games this week, winning streak, perfect attendance, and odd cards. Each item uses different indicators to record the user's current game progress.

Where can I check how many innings have been completed this week?

You can check it on the "Number of Games this Week" item on the event reward page. The current cumulative number of games will be directly displayed on the right side, and you can also check whether you have been ranked.

Is the streak recorded the current streak or the highest score of the week?

In addition to displaying the winning streak data, the page also clearly lists "Highest X winning streak this week", so users can view the highest winning streak reached this week through this location.

How many rounds do you need to complete every day to achieve perfect attendance?

The conditions displayed on the current page are at least 28 games per day, and 30 days as a complete full attendance progress cycle.

How to check the completion status of 30 days of perfect attendance?

The full attendance project will display the cumulative progress as "X/30 days", which can be directly used to confirm the number of full attendance days that have been recorded so far.

How many rounds and odd cards do you need to be on the list this week?

The page currently provided does not list specific entry thresholds for the two events, so it is not appropriate to presume a fixed number. Whether you are actually listed or not should be based on the status displayed on the event reward page.