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[Anonymous No.59307039]

Why are we all wage slaving when we can weaponize our collective autism?

I'm thinking of developing a massive multiplayer crypto betting tournament game. Like a poker tournament but with a simple runner game like Flappy Bird or Geometry Dash.

You put in your $0.1 or $1 and play against 100 other players in a tournament structure. As players are eliminated, tables are consolidated and difficulty rises, until one player wins the tournament. The first 10 places split the pot.

You'll have 10 player tournaments, 100 player tournaments etc, with entry fees like $0.1, $1, etc.

So for example in a 100 player tournament, for a $1 bet you have the chance of winning like $50, in a simple flappy bird game.

The entry is cheap, the game is simple, the reward is huge, and it only depends on your skill.

Here's the kicker - As an organizer, you can organize tournaments by chatting with people on discord, twitch, etc to bring in the players, and get a percentage from every game played, regardless of who wins.

Would anyone here be interested in playing and/or organising tournaments like this?

[Anonymous No.59307056]

>>59307039
Love it

[Anonymous No.59307071]

Once people realize crypto works best for speculative gambling the sooner we can get actually good crypto games that utilize something like this, atlas earth and axie infinity are dogshit and are not how you onboard normies

[Anonymous No.59307090]

>>59307039
>You put in your $0.1 or $1
Do not make it $1. Jeets will flock to this like flies on shit and break your platform for $0.05 profit.

[Anonymous No.59307125]

>>59307090
it's like an arcade game, one round entry should be cheap

[Anonymous No.59307157]

>>59307125
>i make 99 wallets and wait for some random to join and drain his $1 over and over with my bot farm
Nice game you have there

[Anonymous No.59307159]

>>59307039
>simple runner game
Simple games will get botted to death
it needs to be a game that people can beat cheatbots at

[Anonymous No.59307166]

>>59307039
thats a fucking banger idea, probably counts as gambling or something in many countries but whoever makes that gets insanely rich

[Anonymous No.59308662]

>>59307039
that's just the parasitic mentality we like to see here at goycorp, keep it up anon