• 1st: Players must have a Polygon wallet like Metamask, WalletConect, Portis, Coinbase & Torus.
• 2nd: Sign in with your wallet.
• 3rd: Find a game you want to play and click the “play” button.
• Players need to use these ticket NFTs which unlock the P2E features. They can play games without having ticket NFTs but will not be able to win PLA rewards.
• Ticket NFTs are available in 1, 3, 10, 20, and 40 daily plays. For example, if you buy a ticket with only 1 play, you can only play once.
• After playing a game, players can check their ranking on the leaderboard.
• $PLA Rewards can be claimed when the tournament is over. Rewards must be claimed and will be sent to the players according to their ranking.

• When you click the expansion button (‘>’) on the tournament card, you can check the entire reward pool, your ranking, available rewards, and the number of users participating in the tournament.
• You can return to the main page with the back button (‘<‘)

• Progressive Reward pool
  • The tournament provider, PlayDapp, will set the initial reward pool.
  • The more tickets and gold are used, the higher the reward will be.
• Rewards will not be increased until a certain number of tickets are used.
• The reward pool no longer increases when it reaches its maximum.
  • As more users participate in the tournament, the reward range will increase.
• When claiming PLA rewards, 10% of your reward will be deducted as a fee.

• PLA is an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum blockchain and PlayDapp’s native utility token and is used to buy, sell, and trade game items and NFTs on the PlayDapp Marketplace. You can exchange PLA on all major exchanges, including Binance, Coinbase, and more, and it can be sold for its equal value in fiat currency.

• We will verify and validate the tournament results and rewards for up to 24 hours after the tournament ends.
• You can check all verification processes in the ‘Completed Tournaments’ section. The process has four steps:
  • ‘Checking’: The tournament has ended, and we validate the results for fairness and cheating.
  • ‘Claim’: Verification has been successfully completed, and players can claim rewards.
  • ‘Reward Denied’: Rewards can be denied in case of failure in verification. The rejection is due to using illegal programs, cheating, or abusing that affect game results.
  • ‘Done’: Players have successfully claimed the reward. They can check the payment.

There are a total of two leaderboards: the best score and cumulative score. The differences between them are:

• Best Score: Only the best score achieved by the player is reflected on this leaderboard. If you play multiple times, the highest score from 1 game will be placed on the leaderboard.
• Cumulative Score: All scores achieved by the user in the tournament they are playing in will be added. There is no limit on the number of plays. Therefore users who use many tickets and achieve high accumulated points will have a higher advantage in receiving more rewards.