$30.00 is the max contributor value one can get from games that were in bundles, so $30.01 means the contributor has given at least 1 non-bundle game.

Ah, I misread the notice, thinking that bundled games would only give 20% of their value. That makes sense then.

http://www.steamgifts.com/giveaway/yhEjm/deadlight

Giveaway of Deadlight, I hope someone enjoys it.

The calculation is a bit more complicated than that. The first $25 worth of bundle games are counted normally (so Darwinia will give you the full $9.99 contributor value). After the first $25, the bundled games will give you a contributor value of up to 20% of your total contributor value. So, $25 * 1.2 = $30.
Bit complicated, but bottom line is that to go above $30 contributor value, you need to gift non-bundle games.

Lets keep the gift train moving with the Syberia bundle. Includes Syberia and Syberia 2:

http://www.steamgifts.com/giveaway/gg5dh/syberia-bundle

Thanks, it's a lot less aggravating to see that people specifically chose that value rather than randomly picking a number that happened to be one cent more than I had contributed. It's perfectly reasonable to only allow people to enter who had given away at least one non-bundled game, so if it is entirely on my end if I want to pass that amount.

I Have 5 Copys Of DOTA 2 To Give AWay... Can I Post This Here?

Id suggest the ninja giveaway topic

http://www.gog.com/forum/general/ninja_giveaway

though I wish you luck, most people who want it already have it as it seems to be given away like candy out a sex offenders van

I think the Candy is rarer than dota2 invites

Thanks for the chance :)

Mark of the Ninja

Open for another 1 day

http://www.steamgifts.com/giveaway/RQ1rt/mark-of-the-ninja

I wont enter as I own it (Actually 2 copies and on Steam), but thanks for the high quality game. +Rep

The Dig sent. Congratulations LoganOldschool!