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Are K-pop fan-call winners really chosen randomly?

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Rules usually describe a lottery, but more albums generally mean more entries. Random does not mean equal odds.

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What to do now

  1. Rules usually describe a lottery, but more albums generally mean more entries. Random does not mean equal odds.
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Why this policy exists

If one album equals one entry, a buyer with 100 copies has roughly 100 chances while a buyer with one has one, subject to the retailer’s rules. Fans estimate a “winning line,” but stores rarely publish the full distribution. Without draw records, outsiders cannot verify a particular draw.

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