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Make your competition official.

Once GMYLD approves your competition, anyone can attach a coin to it from your page, and you earn from every entry on every board that runs it. You never build a token, a prize pool or a payout system.

01 · The condition

Your competition has to let people compete with their own results, more than once.

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Skill decides, under the same conditions.Results depend on what players do, never on chance. Everyone in a round has the same level, course and rules.
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Every entry is a new attempt.A lap, a game, a run, a hand. If it would happen without the entry, it can't be an entry.
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Players can try again in the same round.Their best attempt counts, or their attempts add up. Final placings from a single race or match can't decide a board.
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Backers pay for attempts, never for a share of someone's result.Each backer gets their own place on the leaderboard.

Why: when a player competes only once, paying for an entry changes nothing about the result, so every backer piles onto the favourite. When every entry buys an attempt, money buys effort, and a player's own time limits how much backing they can take.

We also checkWho owns the competition, through your own domain or official channels.
ResultsA game server, a timing system or your officials produce each result, and you sign it. Nobody reports their own.
What it isNo competitions decided by chance, none that reward harm, and no minors competing for prizes.
ApprovalNot automatic. GMYLD can refuse a competition that passes every check.
Can people make repeated attempts in a round today?
02 · Your organisation's wallet

Sign in with the wallet that gets paid.

Your share of every entry goes to this wallet, so it must be the organisation's own. Signing proves it is yours and costs nothing.

03 · The competition

Tell us about it.

Where is it today?
Players
Who produces the results
How long one attempt takes
Where people compete
04 · Proof of ownership

Show it is yours.

Post this code on your official website or social account, or confirm an email at your organisation's own domain.

It goes straight to the GMYLD team. We reply by email.