@danizaharie I’m curious if this platform will only benefit professional gamers or if casual gamers will also be able to benefit. I played WOW back in the day and was not a stranger to farming in game items for financial gains, but these days, I don’t have nearly the time to be able to spend. I know you mentioned that the platform will ensure the same in game conditions for all players, but do you think that will be enough to level the playing field?
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Stockus will have many different tournaments. The player will choose the game that suits him best. If the player has enough time to play, he can choose a dynamic day tournament and earn for example $ 5000 a day. If he likes a slower game, likes to use strategies and work with several tools, he can choose a one-week tournament. Here it is possible to earn much more. If the player has very little time, he can choose the game on the options.
Those, who come to the exchange for the first time, play in Freeroll tournaments, where there is no buy-in, but there are also prizes and one can earn. And most importantly, one can learn how to play on the stock exchange. Here you can learn to play with famous players who will help you make the first steps on the stock exchange.
Interesting idea, but I'm not holding my breath until I see a real world implementation. I aggree with @trye17 that farming in MMOs will probably be a use case - some smart guys will probably be using bots :)). Maybe achivements guides can be another application...
Interesting, so free roll tournaments to learn the games and if it suites you, you can work your way up to the buy in tournaments for a larger payout? What is the plan to get around the licensing issues for everyone to play? Will users be required to buy the game before they play in the tournaments?
If it works out where users can play the games for free, it could be an awesome platform to try out games before you buy them for the casual gamer like me.