The rotation, 14 days out.
One item a day earns 30x entries. Which item is not a drop, not a raffle and not chosen by anyone here — it is computed from the calendar date, which means it can be printed in advance instead of announced on the day. So here it is.
- MULTIPLIER
- 30X
- ITEMS IN POOL
- 7
- RESETS
- 00:00 UTC
- BASE RATE
- $1 = 5
Every slot, in order.
Entries shown are per single unit at the base rate — what one of that item earns normally, and what it earns on its day.
- TODAYControl Panel Tee$42210 → 6,300
- WED, AUG 5Terminal Desk Mat$45225 → 6,750
- THU, AUG 6Showroom Hoodie$64320 → 9,600
- FRI, AUG 7Starter$525 → 750
- SAT, AUG 8Pro$1575 → 2,250
- SUN, AUG 9Elite$40200 → 6,000
- MON, AUG 10Control Panel Tee$42210 → 6,300
- TUE, AUG 11Terminal Desk Mat$45225 → 6,750
- WED, AUG 12SFLK-01 Pin Set$1890 → 2,700
- THU, AUG 13Starter$525 → 750
- FRI, AUG 14Pro$1575 → 2,250
- SAT, AUG 15Elite$40200 → 6,000
- SUN, AUG 16Control Panel Tee$42210 → 6,300
- MON, AUG 17Terminal Desk Mat$45225 → 6,750
No multiplier a free entrant can’t get.
A mailed envelope is 175 entries. Hand-print “DAILY BOOST” in its lower-left corner and whatever multiplier is running on your postmark date applies to it, exactly as it would to an order — so those 175 become 5,250.
If a purchase could claim a multiplier and a free entry could not, the free route would quietly fall 30x behind every day and stop being an alternative at all. That is the whole reason the rotation is published here: a postmark date you can plan around is only useful if you can see the dates.
Free entries do not carry better odds. Every entry in the pool is weighted identically, whichever way it arrived.
These dates are a projection from today’s catalogue, not a promise. The pick is derived from the 7 items currently in the pool, so adding or retiring a single one changes the cycle length and reshuffles every slot after it.
What is fixed is the rule: one item, one UTC day, chosen by the date rather than by us. Nobody here can move a boost onto a slow day or off a busy one.
You will notice the counts above are uneven — over 14 days an item lands one to three times. That is the cycle boundary, not a thumb on the scale: the offset that stops any item owning a permanent weekday also makes short windows lumpy. Over any 49-day stretch, starting from any date, every item gets exactly 7 slots. That is asserted in the test suite, not just claimed here.
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