Game where i earn real money?

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Kageno said:

I would rather play a game for fun, I am to lazy to do taxes for additional income, unless its consistent income of an extra grand every 2 weeks, then its slightly more worth it, games should be played in my opinion for fun not for profit, I just wanna have fun, I don't want my focus for a game I love to be diverted to worries about profit.

I've noticed that with most of these setups (mainly referring to block chain games), the devs focus so much on how to figure out implementing a workable monetary value for every action and item, that they build something that resembles a game, but really isnt one... I think the first real big global success we'll see if someone taking an existing gaming formula that is tried and true, and then engineering the money aspect on top of it, not the other way around.

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IceAge

Scot said:

iliasildur said:

I think there's a fine line between legitimate opportunities and pyramid schemes. While some games might indeed fall into the latter category, there are a few exceptions. I've heard about Diablo 3's real-money item sales, and it does seem like a promising avenue if you're into that kind of gameplay. As for Android games that pay instantly to Cash App, I haven't personally tried any, but I've seen a few recommendations floating around.

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..that's a bait (bot).

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IceAge said:

..that's a bait (bot).

I am still trying to work that out, the posts are quite unusual for a bot so getting the benefit of the doubt so far.

Akulas

Put in $100, you might get $95 back or you might get $110 or you might get $0. Then there is that one random person that gets like $1000 off every $100 put in or something larger than normal for whatever reason. If repeated enough times there is unlimited earning potential but you have to keep putting money in and that becomes a problem for those who earn less then what they are spending.