That feel when you win a giveaway that you only entered to spend your maxed points.

dont enter games you dont want to play, youre taking away the chances for other people who actually would like to play it

that is the reason why i try to avoid doing so as much as possible. i know that instead of being grateful my reaction would be "Oh come on, this is what i finally win?" i mean i would still be happy for the free game, but when you enter just to spend all your points on something you do not care about the appreciation is less. it might even feel like bad luck xD

Deadly Premonition is a good game. You should give it a try. It's like Alan Wake with a lower budget. Almost everything in this game is bad, except the story. So the story really worth it, and you must activate it, or you'll be banned from the site.

By far not the worst game you could get. If anything, it may pleasantly surprise you. It's one of those cult hits/hidden gem kinda games; who knows, you may just end up loving the game you were barely interested in!

I just won a copy of "Dawn of Fantasy: Kingdom Wars" which I mainly entered with a "Watched the video required to win it, now I might as well enter" attitude... Now I feel bad cause I'm not really sure I'll really play it much... At least it was a GA for 10 copys... Still feel kinda bad about winning it though... Oh well, maybe the bad feeling will motivate to play and enjoy it ;)

I had 300 points for over 24 hours.

I generally try to make sure I've at least checked the Steam description and some of the reviews for the game if I enter a giveaway, if I'm not previously aware of a game otherwise. That way I have at least a vague interest in trying out any game I might to win, even if they're not the ones from the wishlist. Tho yeah, often I just let the points sit there until I see something I'm really interested in trying out.

Know the feeling most of the games I won were "that game sounds interesting" instead of "Oh I WANT that game". LIMBO was totally worth it though. I suggest just saving points up in cases like that.

You know you're not paying for those points, right? Also you could have asked the creator for a reroll.

You know I don't blame you for anything, but there are people, who REALLY want that game, and you just steal the chance from them, by joining giveaways about a game which you are not interested in. When I joined SG, I was like you. I entered many GA-s for random games just to spend my points, and then on a forum I read a comment from a guy, who had really low entries, and no wins, but he said he thinks about people who would give everything for that game. From then I changed my mind about joining random GA-s. If I'm not going to play a game, which I won, it's really worth nothing. Instead make sure you want that game, and enter GA-s when you really want it, to keep the chances for other people who really want a game, which you don't really interested in, but you think "Hey it's free, so why not?". I once again say: I don't blame you for anything.