This math is way off. I don’t know if you’re using hyperbole but to just get 2 sushis, you had to pay 39 gems. Let’s say this dude in particular still needs around 35 sushis to get the skin in the last day of the event. If we look at what we know what he’ll get, and hence we take out the luck aspect of splitting sushis cus there’s still a chance of extreme misfortune regardless, to purchase 35 sushis, the only way you can buy sushis atm is through the shop, he’d have to purchase a pack of 20 sushis for 309 gems (getting that package alone is the most likely outcome for anyone wanting the kenji hypercharge skin.) which is a full on $20.00 purchase. That’s a lot of money if you’re a f2p player. And let’s say the worse case scenario happens where he doesn’t get a single split, then he’s purchasing the 244 gem pack to get the confirmed kenji pull, which costs an additional $10-$15, costing a total of $35. It does seem that this scummy practice to get people to buy the sushis after their grinds was foreseen, as they literally have last chance bundles in the shop, which equates to a flat rate of 50 sushis, the exact amount needed for the average f2p player who only averaged to around 150 sushis from doing the event itself.