Quote from: Jt2000 on October 03, 2017, 03:07:55 AM

Looks interesting...how are you guys different from like a No Limit Coin?

There are a handful of differences:

NLC2 along with other fantasy coins are built on the bitcoin blockchain . Ethereum as you know is about two years old and within that time frame there hasnt been an attempt at creating a erc20 token to be used within the fantasy sports world.

If you take a look at the competitions twitter. You'll see that many of them have shifted focus from daily fantasy sports. For example: NLC2 can now be used to purchase physical items online. Dont get me wrong- thats great but if I were an investor, I would worry about their purpose and long term goals within the fantasy sports industry. For us, we want you to take your winnings and invest in other ETH tokens, this encourages both token circulation and helps stimulate the ETH ecosystem.

In addition we offer different games than they do. Our goal is to feature the following: MLB, NBA, MLS, FIFA, NHL, PGA, UFC/Boxing, Tennis, & NASCAR.

Unlike NLC2, we would feature ONE website as our home platform. (We are announcing the DFS platform & URL in November) This platform will host all of our DFS games. If you were to visit any of the competitors sites and view their white papers, youll see they pinpoint you in all different directions. Why is that necessary? Its not. It should be as simple as logging on to your DFS site and playing the games you want to play.

Our UI & design is cleaner as we're striving to create a premium network for DFS users. Our vision and gameplay is also unique. We wont be copying the traditional salary cap format. We want to offer innovative ways to play that captivate all audiences. Crypto heads may not be fantasy sports players but our system will let them explore the field.

We want to create a fun competitive arcade style environment that helps support the crypto industry.