That's not true. You only need to pay if you want to play more -- your scores carry over and get matched regardless.
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::You have 3 scores that have not been paired. No one else has an un-paired score, otherwise you would be paired with them. As soon as someone enters a score, one of your scores is paired, leaving you with 2 unpaired scores. If the hour is over, only 2 people have entered (you + the score your were paired with), so no prizes are given, and everything is carried over to the next hour. 3 more people must enter before prizes can be given, and you only have 2 unpaired scores. You will be out of unpaired scores before enough people have entered the challange for a prize to be awarded.
Uh... what? You're assuming only two players will enter in the second hour? Maybe three people will enter in the next hour, or four. Your two remaining scores will be paired against the first couple sent, and then all the other people will be paired against each other. It's not necessary for
you to send one score for each new player!
And if for some reason your scenario happens exactly as you say and only two players enter -- so there are four total -- no prizes will be awarded and scores will carry over into a third hour, at which time someone new will definitely enter, and since the game is apparently incredibly unpopular and slow, I'd be shocked if you didn't get a piece for those three scores you sent earlier. I don't see the problem.