Just going to drop this in here:
Odds are odds… The likelihood doesn’t change… That kind of thinking is just plain and simple conspiracy theorist stuff.
All spending money does is increases the OPPORTUNITIES for the odds to play in your favour…
Think of it like a dice. If the goal is to roll a 6, let’s compare two situations.
Situation 1, the player gets one roll. They have a 1/6 chance of rolling the needed 6
Situation 2, the player gets 10 rolls. They have 10x opportunities at the 1/6 needed to get the 6.
In mathematics how this works out is:
{x} = 1 - (1 - {chance of success}) ^ {# of rolls}
Situation 1 = 1 - (1 - 0.1667)^1 = 16.667%
Situation 2 = 1 - (1 - 0.1667)^10 = 83.849%
Clearly person 2 has a higher liklihood of getting the 6.
So the same extends to the odds in the game… The odds are fixed for person A & person B. All that changes between the two is the number of opportunities that each person has to get the 5* hero.
I go into it a bit more in this thread: