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Camelot is a mobile app for eSports betting. It gives fans easy access to rich stats and live updates, along with an elegant interface to bet against friends.

Tally is a no-risk, all-reward predictions game that takes live sports events to the next level. Predict 12 simple outcomes for NFL and NCAA Football games, for a chance to win the $100 guaranteed per-game payout, or the $5,000 jackpot.

Legend.gg is a newly launched platform for hosting and joining Apex Legends tournaments. Currently we are hosting our own tournaments which are either free or paid to join, very soon, players, streamers or organizations will be able to host their own contests.

As avid gamers ourselves, we noticed a lack of reliable and trustworthy sources for gaming news. Many gaming news websites and social media pages post unverified information, rumours and are fuel by clicks and ads over quality, which can be misleading and frustrating for gamers. That's why we created Nohto. Our application sources official news directly from gaming companies and game creators, so you can trust that the information they are reading is accurate and up-to-date. Our app allows users to customize their news feed according to their favorite games and preferences. This way, they can receive personalized news updates and never miss out on the stories that matter to them.

Respwn is a "looking for group" service for gamers. Find teammates which match your experience and play style. Currently compatible with all games on steam.