There’s nothing that’s specifically crypto about games like


Leandro: Tere are a couple ways to look at this. First if we consider games like poker or other games that you play against other players. Poker is complicated. You must manage table liquidity. Tere must be a game available to you at all hours that you want to play at the stakes that you’re comfortable with and the games that you’re comfortable with.


Tere’s a lot of management to do, and you must enact anti-fraud measures, anti-collusion measures. It’s big, messy stuff and ultimately as the house, you just get the rake. You don’t take positions against a player.


Poker was once profitable, but then became difficult, there was collusion and sophistication around it and how good the good players became, such that the recreational players would lose increasingly quickly and the rake the house would take would become increasingly small.


Over time, operators have stopped offering it, there are fewer poker sites now on the Internet than there would have been five years ago. But the operators that do offer it, we suspect do it at


Aviator, but they were embraced by crypto communities very early on and they were built as provably fair games. They are popular and certainly showcase that there’s demand from players to have a community experience, not just a private gaming experience. That’s the other way to look at multiplayer gaming.


break even or at a loss because you don’t want your players going somewhere else. You want them to stay with you and do everything with you. So, that’s one argument for why you would have this type of multiplayer experience.


A different way of interpreting that multiplayer element is in the types of different casino games that people are now playing. If you consider games like Aviator, which offer a group of players a community-type gaming experience, these are quite interesting and are now among our most popular offerings.


Aviator is where you have a group of players all watching how far this rocket ship goes and holding on to their stake and betting on when the rocket ship will crash. Tey all want the rocket ship to not crash, and players take different views on when to cash out but they’re not rooting against anybody. Tis is


accompanied by a chat function, so they can interact with each other. Tey can share in each other’s successes and commiserate over each other’s down moments - that kind of game has become so engaging and so popular.


In the multiplayer sense, that is a key type of game, in that players increasingly seem to want a community gaming experience. Tey want to be able to share in the wins and losses of others.


Tere’s nothing that’s specifically crypto about games like Aviator, but they were embraced by crypto communities very early on and they were built as provably fair games. Tey are popular and certainly showcase that there’s demand from players to have a community experience, not just a private gaming experience. Tat’s the other way to look at multiplayer gaming.


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