When a user enters a contest, the entry fee is deducted from their account. If the user leaves the contest and later returns, they must pay the entry fee again.
This policy was implemented to prevent users from entering the contest, viewing the questions, exiting before completing it, and then re-entering with prior knowledge of the questions, thereby wining the challenge.
However, if the entry fee is 10 coins and the winner receives 100 coins, this system does not prevent a user from still being profitable in case he pays twice the fees.
A possible solution could be:
Having a popup message informing users upon entry that they cannot exit a contest already started.
Disabling the back arrow during contest questions to prevent exits.
Question: What would occur if a user read all questions, and closes the app entirely and then reopens it? I guess this would not prevent the user to start again the contest.
When a user enters a contest, the entry fee is deducted from their account. If the user leaves the contest and later returns, they must pay the entry fee again.
This policy was implemented to prevent users from entering the contest, viewing the questions, exiting before completing it, and then re-entering with prior knowledge of the questions, thereby wining the challenge.
However, if the entry fee is 10 coins and the winner receives 100 coins, this system does not prevent a user from still being profitable in case he pays twice the fees.
A possible solution could be:
Question: What would occur if a user read all questions, and closes the app entirely and then reopens it? I guess this would not prevent the user to start again the contest.