14 DAY TRIAL // How about playing not just for fun, but for money too? I know what you're thinking: "Naaa. I'm not up to it, there must be millions out there better than I am." But you'd be wrong, as Tournament.com announced that it will soon offer gamers the ability to play top online games for money in a safe and secure environment. At the moment, the company is seeking beta testers to help test its forthcoming service and is giving players $1 for every match they complete during the beta phase - now I've got your attention - which can then be used when the service goes live. With more than 5000 gamers already signed up, the service launches in Spring.
Marcus Pearcey, cofounder of Tournament.com. stated: "We are building a unique online platform for gamers to compete in their favorite multiplayer games, while bringing competitive gaming to the mainstream. Much like golfers or chess players can compete against each other in tournaments, Tournament.com users can prove their skills and make some cash in secure, fair, competitive matches that reward winners with more than just bragging rights."
Surely enough FPSs like Half Life, or MMOs like World of Warcraft,will be among those games. If you do decide to enter the competitions, you'll soon realize how rewarding, both morally and financially those lightning fast reflexes and accurate aiming will be. Besides, it's free, as the official site says: "All you have to do is play and the great thing is that it costs you absolutely nothing. So tell everyone you know and we'll pay them too! What have you got to lose?!"
Tournament.com was founded in 2006 and is currently the leader in skill-based gaming. It was also the first company to offer players a safe and secure platform to compete in the leading competitive online games for money. I'm sure you've already asked yourself just how safe it is. Tournament.com has a strong technology infrastructure that ensures fairness and match fidelity offering the best player-versus-player experience available. It's impossible for you not to want to take on those who think they've got the game and show them how you do things in your town, getting paid for it at the same time.