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Chain clash expected rewards?

Well I've been playing Chain clash for a few weeks and now I pretty much know the mechanics.

I was wondering if any of you guys have an avatar on the 100-1000 rank range, and you can tell me your roi or earnings per day, just to make my mind if I want to invest the eos and time on a better avatar.

The rewards around rank 2000-5000 are a bit hopeless but hey, its been fun and hell free eos.

Any way I cant stop recommending wombat and chain clash just for fun and supporting the network.

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