Quote from: GOYA58 on July 07, 2018, 11:17:00 PM

I read the information aobut Yamzu and I got some questions for you:

1. Do you also plan having partnerships with the game publishers? As far as I know Valve and Riot are still hosting the biggest tournaments for their own games. It would be essential to win them as partners.

2. What about competitors? How do you play to make the player base switch from leagues like ESL to yours? The highlights might be interesting for investors, but your platform is focusing on gamers. Convince them.

3. 5% of the allocation is going to family & friends? What? The team has 4% and advisors 1%. I don't get the family & friends part.

1. No we dont, our platform is ready for most pc games so we will establish partnership with other developers that want to get into the esport scene (will start this work 2019). Steam dont host any CS events what so ever. It is not essential to have them as partners.

2. That is easy we have in the whitepaper. I will make it short. 1 ESL charge players to use it. 2 Dont have an automated system for events at all. 3 The users never have the freedom to create events. It is like comparing Hulu and YouTube and we both know that is not YouTube that have to worry about Hulu. There is a reason to after 8 Years ESL have only 30k users and we have 10k after 2 years. ESL is great at live events.

3. Please explain this....