So, I'm hoping not to get my hand slapped here, but I'm going out on a limb and guessing this is okay since there were no issues with people paying IG credits for other people buying globes. It's just a little more awkward advertising this on market to me?
So I'm looking for someone with an Elite membership who'd be willing to take 325 IG credits in trade for buying a ring of endurance and circlet of the will off the website. If anyone's up for that, hit me up!
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So yeah, had I remembered that there was a 10% credit bonus for Elite purchases on credits outright I'd have started by offering at least 341 (but more likely 350) because my aim was to offer a few more than what someone would be spending, which can be seen by doing the math I figured minus factoring in the 10% extra. 325 credits would come out to $114.98 and the artes cost $110.09 so my original offer was another 10 credits (at $4.99 over) basically. Not trying to rip anyone off.
Actually, I just realised that this promo also gives a humgii racing ticket for every 10 credits you purchase, making the point pretty moot. The 300 credit package ends up being worth about 420 credits.
Bottom line is, you're probably not going to be able to get this deal done offering so few credits.
With humgii tickets, if you bet safely, there's no chance that you'll walk away empty handed. It varies with each race, but by betting on every humgii you can guarantee a 15-25% bonus. From the 3 races I looked at, the minimum winnings (meaning if you bet your 30 tickets right, there's no chance at all of getting less than that) were 80 credits, 76 credits, and 77 credits (I missed a better strategy in my last post when I said 60).
I'm not accusing you of trying to rip anyone off, just pointing out that your offer isn't really a good deal for anyone, so you'll have to hope that someone is nice enough to do it even though they lose value from it (and there are people like that, I've had random gifts from strangers of much more than 70 credits, but it's a lot less likely to happen than if you offered an even trade).
To make the logic simple, you can do it this way.
1: Put 1 ticket on each humgii (don't actually bet the tickets yet, just keep track of what you'd get if you did).
2: Add a ticket to the one with the lowest total payout based on the number of tickets (so if the humgii pays 20 credits and you have 2 tickets on it, that's a total payout of 40).
3: Repeat step 2. Keep adding tickets to the lowest payout until you have no tickets left.
4: Follow the previous steps three times, once on betting to win (guaranteed to win on one of the humgiis), betting to place (guaranteed to win on two of them), and betting to show (guaranteed to win on three), and see which has the best minimum payout(s).
Personally though, I think it's more fun to spread the tickets between 3-4 long shots and hope to get lucky. This just guarantees a good value (assuming a decent number of tickets) for people who'd rather not actually gamble.