How does Dungeons and Treasures make money?
By NatashaBird
@NatashaBird (640)
September 2, 2010 2:01pm CST
Dungeons and treasures, for anyone who is unfamiliar with the site, is a paid to play site. I am confused as to how the site earns money for the owner, as i never see any advertisments and you do not have to pay to sign up. Does anyone know how they do this?
Birdie
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@becks66 (69)
• Canada
2 Sep 10
I asked myself the same question some days ago. I would say they just make enough money with selling these DT$ (Dungeons and Treasures Dollars). A lot of people on the site buy these DT$ and gamble on the different jackpot games there.
If you just play the Dungeon game and collect the gold there you make money. Because the owner pays approx 25 cents for 100,000 gold coins at the end of the month.
I have already 90,000 gold coins so far
@NatashaBird (640)
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2 Sep 10
Aah, thankyou, that makes sense.
Also, thankyou for the approximation of the exchange rate, i could never work that out. =D
Birdie -
@scheng1 (24649)
• Singapore
25 Jul 11
Hi NatashaBird, the owner makes more money than it pays out.
For example, if you want to play more everyday, you have to pay for it.
You need to pay a dollar in order to get whatever stars point needed to play four more dungeons.
The amount you earn is not enough to recover the dollar.
At the end of the month, you probably get back just a faction of what you have paid.
If you do not want to pay, I think even if you play a whole year, you might not even reach the minimum payout of ten dollars.
