Even if it came without any of the conditions, this would be a pretty cherry deal on Splinterlands equity.

They get a share of the DEC and the tournament winnings. Specific shares are defined by the card owner - we have some 50/50 and 60/40s going right now.

Neal is setting up some Silver level accounts today, and I guess we'll find out if there are players for it. My feeling is that we won't have trouble finding as many players as we need, and that card owners

You get to play with high level cards without paying for them.

We'll see how much work it becomes not having one. I'd basically have to relearn web programming from scratch, so I'm in denial about hoping I won't have to.

Tutorials are on my list once I work out some of the launch issues. Are you looking for one from the player's perspective or the owner's?

Possibly. If you want to have me manage the cards for you and set up the delegations I can do that in a few days after the initial rush wears off. If you'd trust me with your account temporarily and with

It's explicitly in both of my posts.

You have to add 5% to all of those for the market fee. Also you're using lowest sell for cards and highest buy for DEC price which skews the numbers. Use bid or ask prices both ways.

If you want it on something, let me know. Not Arianthus, though, I'm hoarding those.

I own the accounts, so I have all the keys. The user is just delegating to them. Ottermaker buys the cards for DEC, it doesn't automatically burn them. The system sends the cards out and gets 101% of the

And they'll get rented out on Peak and everyone will be happy.

Oh yeah, that's a great idea.

Ottermaker doesn't automatically burn cards that are sent to it. Some of them are burned, some resold, some moved into my rental collection. (This is why I typically have a ton of Wood Nymphs rented, for

To participate in this you need four balanced splinters, so the player can continually do daily quests. (Though if you have a smart player it can be good to have one a level above the other three and have

If you want to attract new users consider how you're writing to them Yeah, it will need some more basic tutorials if we get enough teams available that recruiting users becomes an issue. I'm not really

I was going to release it as a service but I ended up not doing it because it would have required giving me posting authorization and I wasn't comfortable with having to be secure for everyone's cards.

I probably underplayed that to you because I've had that bot for months.

I'm not sure either of those things are true. While in some sense anybody can set up a PGP instance, existing cryptocurrencies turn out to be pretty easy to control if you have the resources of a state

Still waiting on my win in online poker. "Then you win some of the time" isn't really as pithy though.