Ember Roast Sow (Rare Fire Splinterlands card) giveaway (2025.08.20)

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Ember Roast Sow (Rare Fire Splinterlands card) giveaway

Current card circulation: 13 107.
Current card estimated value: $0.10 USD.
Card ability: Sneak (Targets the enemy unit in the last position).
Card ID: C15-817-EGOPBWG8UO.

  • To participate in this Splinterlands card giveaway, simply write a comment mentioning that you would like to participate in this Splinterlands card giveaway.
  • I will use the Hive Random Winner Picker to pick the winner (bots will be excluded).
  • The winner will be announced after the payout of this post (seven days after posting) (on 2025.08.27).

Thank you for participating in this Splinterlands card giveaway.

Good luck and have fun.

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Count me in please. @flummi97

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You are the first participant of this Splinterlands card giveaway.

Good luck and have fun.

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I would like to win this card! @gregory-f

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You are the fourth participant of this Splinterlands card giveaway.

Good luck and have fun.

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Count me in ^^ @subidu

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You are the seventh participant of this Splinterlands card giveaway.

Good luck and have fun.

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Hello.
Since it is a giveaway or lottery post, could you please decline rewards on these types of posts.
Thank you.

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Hello.

This is a Splinterlands card (NFT) giveaway post.

I use at least a part of the giveaway post rewards to buy additional Splinterlands cards (NFTs), and make other Splinterlands card (NFT) giveaways with them in the future too.

Many other Hive blockchain users are also also doing Splinterland card (and other) giveaways too with the same or with similar approach.

This is a generally accepted practice on the Hive blockchain.

And because of this, there is no real reason to decline the rewards on these posts.

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I would appreciate it if you would stop this generally not accepted practice of fake giveaways that enrich your account.
If there are more of these fake giveaways, please report them in our form.
Thanks.

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I would like to tell you with respect that my Splinterlands card giveaways are not fake at all.

I did multiple Splinterlands card giveaways in the past too, and I always transferred the Splinterlands cards to the winners of my giveaways.

My practice also includes mentioning the transactions of gifting the Splinterlands cards to the winners on Hiveblocks.

You and everyone else too can see the transactions on the Hiveblocks.

Everything is visible, transparent on the Hive blockchain.

So obviously someone made a false report about my Splinterlands card giveaways.

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If you receive any sorts of reward, it means that the giveaway is fake. Giveaway means giving away for free.
If you decline rewards, there will be no issue.

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With respect, receiving rewards for giveaways does not make the giveaways fake.

Because I still give away the Splinterlands cards for free.

Because I do not ask for anything from the participants of the giveaway other than writing a comment to let me know that they would like to participate in the giveaway, and that does not cost any amount of money, or anything to anyone, other than spending a few seconds to write a comment.

It is up to them if they upvote/reblog the posts, or if they send anything else other than a comment.

Those are not mandatory to participate in the giveaways (only writing a comment), and I honestly send the Splinterlands cards (NFTs) to the winners, which is visible on the Hive blockchain (for example on Hiveblocks) (block explorers in general), therefore my Splinterlands card giveaways are not fake.

I am not asking for the rewards.

I simply accept them.

So please do not call my Splinterlands cards giveaways fake.

Thank you.

I would completely understand your concern, if the rewards would be mandatory to participate in the giveaways, but they are not.

At least not in my case.

And this is the same for every other person, who do sincere, honest, genuine giveaways, be Splinterlands card giveaways, or any other giveaways, for example HSBI shares giveaways.

Maybe some people do fake giveaways on the Hive blockchain (and/or on other platforms too), but I do not.

Many people do similar giveaways both on the Hive blockchain, and on YouTube too, and on other platforms too (generally on the internet), and of course they also receive rewards for them too in the same way, or in similar ways (for example through monetisation with advertisements, and/or with various types of partnerships).

Many people use at least a part of the rewards from their giveaways to organise additional giveaways, and/or to build their channels/accounts (including their equipments too), which benefits both the author and their audiences too.

Some people even make a living by presenting and giving away (or even destroying) things on YouTube videos.

Calling giveaways fake just because the organiser of the giveaway simply accepts (and not asking for) rewards is like calling the entire internet fake, because this is a general, common practice on the internet.

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It was a scheme to get rid of worthless cards while earning Hive Power.
These posts are also vote trading and contain recycled content.
I would recommend sticking to original content and refraining from vote trading in any form, including fake giveaways or gambling contests.

You are not blacklisted yet, but if an schemes show up, the account may be revised again.
If anyone else does these types of schemes without declining rewards, please report them in our form.
I have been addressing these schemes past 18 months, but for some reason, they keep popping up, like someone is teaching users to do that.

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