The Endorphina Cash Drops campaign documented here ended on 1 October 2026. Its €350,000 pool and 25,000 awards describe a historical allocation rather than a current available balance.
Random triggering is the stated core
The source gives a €0.50 qualifying minimum and real-money funding. It describes equal chance on qualifying activity without supplying a model in which larger amounts above that floor improve the trigger probability.
The actual probability is not published, so the pool total cannot be converted into a reliable expected award for one account.
The ranking reference is unresolved
The same material mentions a leaderboard and tie-breaking without explaining how a ranking follows from its random-drop format. The new description should preserve that uncertainty rather than invent a points formula.
A fixed list of named eligible titles is also absent from the supplied rules. A provider name alone does not settle every product’s participation.
Prize exhaustion is not fully described
The source does not state what happens if the allocation is exhausted before the scheduled end. An early-closure rule from another campaign should not be imported automatically.
Any later campaign would require its own dates and eligibility list. The historical page establishes neither renewed availability nor an unrestricted personal entitlement to part of the aggregate fund.
