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Every game on Gameathon is a peer-to-peer contest decided entirely by skill. The better player wins every time.

Competition is human nature too.

The want to compete and win is what drives people to play. Winning triggers something real in the brain; the sense of having proven yourself against another person is its own reward, money aside.

This isn't new to Nigeria, it's already everywhere. Walk down most streets and you'll find men hunched over a Chess board, trading moves in front of a small crowd. Elderly men gather to play Draught outside their houses most evenings. Almost every house party or lodge has a deck of Whot cards or a Ludo board out. And in the last few years, 8 Ball Pool tables have shown up in viewing centres and lounges across the country. Gameathon didn't invent the desire to compete at these games, we just built the platform that finally lets that competition pay off fairly.

Not all risk is created equal.

Betting apps and the lottery ask you to predict things you can't control, like which numbers will be drawn or which football team will score. Gameathon is built on a different kind of risk: the outcome of every match is decided by how well you play.

Playing skill games sharpens more than your wallet.

Every game on Gameathon exercises a real mental skill, and those skills carry over into everyday life.

Built different from the start.

We're not a gambling platform. Gameathon is a skill-gaming platform, a critical legal and ethical distinction that defines everything we build.