"some coins reported >0% returns" is weak I agree.
Fortunately my point was that the main 2 "report >100% returns for every single 'player' who waited 5 years."
using your gambling definition, I would say that "chance" to return a prize is not accurate as it is a "virtual if not outright certainty" historically speaking.
For every player who bought coins and put them in a cold wallet and sat on them? Because otherwise the chances are pretty high that they got scammed, lost their coins in an exchange collapse, lost access to them, or, you know, traded them like every other person who deals with coins who didn't die or lose their wallet keys or forgot about it.
Fortunately my point was that the main 2 "report >100% returns for every single 'player' who waited 5 years."
using your gambling definition, I would say that "chance" to return a prize is not accurate as it is a "virtual if not outright certainty" historically speaking.