We have many great things that are coming in the future, and we need everyones opinion on one of the largest investments to date before we actually start the project. What i've planned out is a gaming system, where everyone can take the money that they have earned from offers, and wager it in two player flash games of strategy, or luck. An online battle arena of sorts. We will provide the first $0.25 when you register to start wagering. We need everyones opinions before we waste our time and money in a project of this scale so please post and comments or concerns.

Thanks,
-Hogen Quiel

do it!!!!!

i think its a good idea, but i dont support gambling =]

sounds like a great idea i think

cool....................................

Hmm... It sounds like Gamebattles. EM tried something like this but some dork told authorities about "illegal gambling" which stopped it. But I like the idea. But not too soon though. Let it grow to 200+ Members and we'll see.

I have some great ideas too! Like not just flash games but Console games too (Wii,PS3,360,PC,Ect) It'd be Major!

Yeah, I say do it. Lot easier to make money and I would prefer that than filling out and giving out my info for people to call my cell phone every hour about the damn offer I filled out.

Yeah, I say do it.  Lot easier to make money and I would prefer that than filling out and giving out my info for people to call my cell phone every hour about the damn offer I filled out.
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