From: lotteryprediction@gmail.com   
      
   In fact, this rubric ignores the ability to actually invest in 14 rounds. Over   
   time, the amount of investment will skyrocket. Even if a player predicted 3   
   out of 11 in round 14, earning a high score of 402,810, I reckon that there   
   should be a relevant    
   formula to subtract the deduction for investment possibility.   
      
   My initial criteria is as follows:   
   Winners of rounds 1-5 are assessed a score based on the actual prize.   
   Players who win rounds 6-11, although the prize money is high, should divide   
   the final score by 10 to get the final score.   
   For the winners of rounds 12-14, although the prize money is high, the final   
   score is divided by 100.   
      
   What do you guys think?   
      
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