GUStakes Launching Automated Tournament Maker For Gods Unchained P2E Crypto Game
Tournaments have been a part of society ranging back to medieval times where knights would compete against one another to prove who is best and most courageous. Fortunately with the evolution of mankind we don’t need to spear one another while horseback to prove who is the best, although, proving you are the top player in games does have a warrior knight feel to it. Creating tournaments that revolve around games can be tedious, and for some organizers a full time job, so GUStakes set out to help improve and optimize the users experience all around tournaments by building it all with web3.0 technology.
GUStakes is aiming to tear down the barriers of tournament creation for crypto games and specifically for the “Gods Unchained” community. GUStakes plans to enable tournament organizers to build out any kind of tournament just by using their crypto wallets. Tournament mode includes a wide array of options and features for tournament customization including:
⭐Auto bracket up to 256 player tournaments with custom seeding options
⭐ Optimized opponent matchups with 1-Click sign ups.
⭐ Player restriction options (on decks, cards, etc.)
⭐ Payment and contribution breakdown with winner tier payout options.
⭐ Prop stakes which participants and viewers can partake in
⭐ Multiple token prize pools which allow anyone to donate to the specific tournament.
Once an organizer has finalized the details of the tournament, users that are signed up on GUStakes only need to click two buttons to join the tournament. Once the seeding is in place and the tournament has begun players use the provided challenge code to start a direct challenge with their opponent. In addition, as soon as one of the players initiates the match by clicking “start match” both players get pinged on the GUStakes Discord server to start queuing and if needed communicate further.
Tournament matches work in a similar fashion as “Classic Stake” and “Arena Mode” which utilize the Gods Unchained API to pull match data and determine the winner. The difference in tournament mode is that rather than enabling a claim function after the first match, winners of each round proceed to the next match in the bracket.
Brackets are automatically updated based on the results therefore eliminating the need to have an organizer update brackets manually. Once the outcomes of the matches have been completed the winner can claim their prize on-chain without any further steps. If tournaments entail prizes, fees, or props 1% of the total pot gets sent to the tournament organizer. The current tournament mode is scheduled to launch within the next month and along with it a new partnership announcement.
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