Quote from: sukoyomi on October 02, 2020, 10:58:28 PM

I was curious about the lucky shot, what kind of reward we will get if we can reach a higher level? Can we peek at it?
The game isn't easy though, but fun for play it. I think it's okay to put tutorial for beginner guide to play that game.

Currently, it is just an idea that there will be a level up system, something like a multiplier where you can increase the return of your win, but it will be harder to beat the opponent.

Also, there will be tutorials on how to play it.

Quote from: btcbx on October 03, 2020, 02:58:10 AM

So this will be an in game currency for provably fair games that the GemBites team is creating?

Yes, GBTS is an in-game currently for the gambling games the GemBites team creates, and it will also be used to sell/buy items on our marketplace. The items will offer some perks to increase your chances of winning, some will be sweet collectible items.

Quote from: Miiike on October 03, 2020, 11:30:59 AM

Came here to object on the effectiveness of sig. marketing. Well... at least partially. I'd agree that half assed sig camp is basically a money waste, with low ranked members sprouting nonsenses and low quality posts. But at the right hand, sig. can actually boost credibility of a project. When I saw people with high merit numbers, or great quality post, or trusted, or on a top rank, it usually attract me to know more, because I think, these people will certainly investigated the project before enrolling to their marketing campaign, because the least they want will be to be associated with lame project. Thus, they'll be extra careful on selecting campaign. And thus, the project will be more likely to be a great project.

Yes, this is true. I will soon open a bounty campaign here on Bitcointalk and there will be a signature campaign as well. By the way, do you know anyone who could create a signature for use ( a very simple one, mainly directing to the website and whitepaper) in exchange for GBTS?