Hi @bobaphet let me explain my personal point of view
Splinterlands is Powered by Hive which is a dpos where stake matters and those who keep at least part of the stake show they believe in Hive and support the whole ecosystem.
By the way Splinterlands has received support from Hive through a DHF and it is only fair that it supports and rewards more those who have medium to long term goals on Hive = increase Hive Power.
The rule introduced by Splinterlands is a good rule because it reduced the number of reward farmers who did not play Splinterlands and only published to do total power down.

But the new contest rule was introduced in February and since:
- you are an active player and have SPL assets
- you write quality content
- you don't have recent power downs

You are absolutely eligible to receive support in the contest although your support will increase as your stake increases (obviously I am speaking for myself because each curator has a margin of discretion).
If you continue to improve your KE and are interactive and active on Hive you will continue to receive support and your support will depend on the quality of your content and whether you continue to improve your KE. For example if you stake at least 1.x/3 of what you earn you should improve it.
You have the tools to increase your stake thanks to Hive, the rest is up to you

P.S. I curated your last post and I know the video is the main part of the post but remember to write a post with at least 600 words because that is also a requirement of the contest ;)

Your name is so well known in the community that I am sure you will continue to get rewarded for your posts. There are always exceptions to the rules when it comes to contributors with outstanding track record.