Although there were forty slots, not every family legion had the qualifications to host a bid during a host battle; they all had to go through a bidding process.
The rules of bidding are simple: those who pay more for the deposit will get the rights to host.
For each host battle, up to four legions or families can participate in hosting, ranked from the most to the least deposit, from highest to lowest.
This is a very realistic rule; the Brother platform has so many players, and its resources are unquestionably plentiful.
Those who play online won't mind putting in some money to gamble, of course, this mainly refers to those players who pay.
If you're purely in it for fun, just watching the excitement, or casually dropping by, and you wouldn't even bother buying a VIP, then gambling is probably something you wouldn't participate in.
Li Changlin was obviously aware of this; wasn't he doing the same with betting and hosting games back at Endless?
