Brief explanation of the King of Battle: It's like a hat with 100 names, 90 of them are white and 10 names are the name of the King of Battle. If the system draws a white name, it moves on to the next player;
To help you understand how the promotion raffle works, imagine the following:
Asfargo has a 2% chance of winning.
Carlim has a 5% chance of winning.
How does the system choose the winner? Let's try to imagine the following:
Imagine a 100-sided die, imagine that Asfargo chose the winning numbers to be 1 and 2 (representing his 2%), while Carlim chose the winning numbers to be 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 (representing his 5%).
In a list of participants containing Asfargo and Carlim, the system will do the following:
Carlim will be the first to roll the die. He has a 5 in 100 chance (number of sides Carlim can win) on a 100-sided die.
Let's assume Carlim fails and the die shows the number 8.
Then, Asfargo will be the second to roll the die. He has a 2 in 100 chance (number of sides Asfargo can win) on a 100-sided die.
Let's assume Asfargo fails and the die shows the number 9.
The system will restart, that is, it will go back to Carlim, and Carlim will again have a 5 in 100 chance. This equates to 5% on a 100-sided die.
When the die falls on the correct side, congratulations, we have one of the winners.
The winner is excluded from the next 'round' of the draw and so on until we have all the winners.
In summary, when the draw takes place, you have a percentage of 10% of 100, that is, it's as if you had 10 chances out of 100. If you don't win in these 10 chances, the system moves on to the next player, and so on until someone is drawn.