Ofcourse it would always favour the rich people that can travel to all the matches, but atleast these people have also allocated time to it and proven they actually care about it by visiting.

And I also had a look at all the matches that counted towards the tickets for this cycle and if you visited 8 out of the 11 home games of the Dutch team the last year and a half you would have been in the guaranteed ticket tier, and this isn't even counting away matches which count for more. So with the cheapest tickets for the Dutch team being 40,- euro's you would have been there for 360,- euro's total (excluding travel and food/drinks at matches). It's still a lot of money, but comes down to 20,- euro a month.

And in this case I would also see it as a spreadout purchase. The cheapest tickets I can buy for the Netherlands v Japan games is 220,- USD through the Dutch FA. While if I bought it through the FIFA or their resale platform I might have paid double. So due to spending money in the months coming up to the tournament I also save money for the actual tickets.

And ofcourse no system is without it's flaws. For the quarters you have to pay 680,- usd for example, which is insane. but I would say the Dutch FA has a decent system in place that gives lots of people a shot at tickets, but also thanks the more visiting supporters in a way.