Participation · Pool guide
How pools work.
Follow a purchased entry through its current board and earlier history. Start with the key rules, then explore the example below.
The board example is illustrative. Package dimensions and conditions are configurable.
A VIEW FROM YOUR ENTRY
A filled board alone does not establish reward eligibility.
01Starting point
One purchase creates one independent entry.
Your entry appears at the top of its own descendant view. That makes it the starting point of the board you are looking at; it does not make it the global pool root.
A new purchase enters Pool 1 through an eligible entry reference. Available positions are checked again when the purchase is confirmed. A full reference cannot accept another direct purchase.
02Progress
Follow the conditions as well as the board.
Filled positions
The board shows the structure and occupied positions associated with this entry’s view.
Personal-sale conditions
A filled board does not replace a separate sale requirement. Read the saved rules for the specific package configuration.
Reward status
A reward may still have an unmet condition after advancement when the package allows it. Its record explains why it remains pending.
03Admission & history
Progress does not erase the earlier story.
Higher pools accept qualified entries in admission order for the destination and package configuration. A child can advance before its parent; your current board should be read in the context of your own entry.
Open History to review a previously reached pool. Viewing an earlier board does not move the entry or change its current position. Return to the current pool whenever you want to resume following present progress.
The example does not predict that a board will fill or that a purchase will earn a reward.
One entry. Its own board view.
Example only · 3 × 2 · Top entry excluded from the 12 positions
Selected branch: B
Level 1: 3 positions · Level 2: 9 positions
Read the complete example as a list
- Top: A
- Level 1: B
- Level 2: E
- Level 2: F
- Level 2: G
- Level 1: C
- Level 2: H
- Level 2: I
- Level 2: J
- Level 1: D
- Level 2: K
- Level 2: L
- Level 2: M
- Level 1: B