Some ideas about telegram challenges

[wngo123]

I was wondering if there is a chance that telegram challenges prizes could be paid in bitcoin. Forum challenges are paid in bitcoin and I don’t see anybody complaining about it I understand that stake want to ‘promote’ new currency that was added like xrp and probably wen they add next currency the prizes will be paid with that currency however I think it completely doesn’t matter for stake in which currency they are paying the prizes, but for us users it could matter. Not everyone like to play with other currencies. Most of us prefer bitcoin. I don’t think it’s a big request and shouldn’t cause any problem for stake.

 

My second thought is how to improve telegram challenges. Maybe the prize could be lowered to $9 and $1 would be given to random telegram participants. So for example we have 10 winners every day. After we are done 10 challenges and stake pays them $9 then there would be giveaway of $1 for 10 random users OR those $1 prizes could be paid to users who did the challenge but were late to post it or ‘almost’ got it. For example if there is plinko challenge and you need to hit 1000x , first person to hit 1000x would get $9 prize and the first person who wasn’t so lucky and hit 130x would get $1. Or there could be trivia and that $1 prizes could be send to those who correctly answer trivia question, but the questions will be about the challenge that just finished, questions like ‘who won challenge number 2’ or what was bet number of winner of challenge number 7 etc.

 

This additional pool of $10 prizes would make more people to win, $1 is not a lot but could bring a smile to newbies face Remember challenges are mostly for newbies and old users like me are participating rather for fun and to check on my luck, but additional $1 when you didn’t succeed at challenge wouldn’t hurt anyone and new or old user would take it without hesitation And again it wouldn’t cost any additional money for stake because the main prize would be $9 not $10

[Aazzah]

hey there wngo buddy.

I mean... I had a quick run down of this topic and I think that this would be a cool idea. I would also prefer the challenges to be paid out in bitcoin. As I think that bitcoin is the most used and most easiest currency. I think that all users would prefer to have bitcoin as a telegram challenge prize... Right guys?  

Have a great day everyone and best of luck

[williamshennie9]

To be fair though, you can convert the ripple, or whatever they pay you in using a variety of methods. Also, ripple is the most popular currency at the moment, so I can understand why they do that.

[Mirdasin]

Still, it is interesting that, as far as I see, no one is particularly fighting for $ 100, since there is no point. With this speed of competition, everything happens quickly, and the stakes are very high. It seems to me that this is interfering. You can draw conclusions and make smaller prizes.

[dhiarahmouni]

These are some good ideas it would be better to maximise the number of winners so the try for these low chances hits can be worth for everyone, but personly i think that its the same thing xrp or btc its all the same i can gamble with both and u can exchange with some fees.

[polor12]

there is no problem with telegram challenges.. only those riddles steve brings into the game.. can't be a straight forward question.. but it his challenge.. cannot complain about it till later..so yea telegram is good where is at.. and everyone wanted a pvp game then here it is.. right..

[Kinou]

I agree with your second idea. Because 9$ to 10$ is easy. And 1$ could help people to become rich. Another idea, Steve could make some « Trivia challenge », the 10th place for example. 1 trivia each challenge  

[barbaris]

To be honest, it doesn’t make much difference in what currency payments are made for Telegram challenge $ 10 is $ 10, especially since we don’t often win or don’t win at all. It seems to me a prize of $ 1 will not bring you much joy. And so many people are not happy with the fact that payments have become less and complexity is higher. I think it's better to just leave it as it is.

[sheenazbay]

for a prize challenge, no problem using ripple, if you prefer bitcoin you can exchange it. and for the $ 1 prize that is randomly drawn, I just agree, but let the staff decide

[chankhoreID]

I don't like the current telegram challenges because the rewards are reduced and now I have to guess the puzzle to get the challenge what we have to do and it makes my head feel like breaking because I can at least hit the puzzle .. suggestions for the next challenges, please make it easier even though the challenges are difficult, yes it is to anticipate cheating cheating players when callenges too .. if challenges are difficult like that I hope the reward is raised ..

[allisonn]

14 hours ago, wngo123 said:

I was wondering if there is a chance that telegram challenges prizes could be paid in bitcoin. Forum challenges are paid in bitcoin and I don’t see anybody complaining about it I understand that stake want to ‘promote’ new currency that was added like xrp and probably wen they add next currency the prizes will be paid with that currency however I think it completely doesn’t matter for stake in which currency they are paying the prizes, but for us users it could matter. Not everyone like to play with other currencies. Most of us prefer bitcoin. I don’t think it’s a big request and shouldn’t cause any problem for stake.

The last challenge yesterday was paid in bitcoin.

 

14 hours ago, wngo123 said:

My second thought is how to improve telegram challenges. Maybe the prize could be lowered to $9 and $1 would be given to random telegram participants. So for example we have 10 winners every day. After we are done 10 challenges and stake pays them $9 then there would be giveaway of $1 for 10 random users OR those $1 prizes could be paid to users who did the challenge but were late to post it or ‘almost’ got it. For example if there is plinko challenge and you need to hit 1000x , first person to hit 1000x would get $9 prize and the first person who wasn’t so lucky and hit 130x would get $1. Or there could be trivia and that $1 prizes could be send to those who correctly answer trivia question, but the questions will be about the challenge that just finished, questions like ‘who won challenge number 2’ or what was bet number of winner of challenge number 7 etc.

 

This additional pool of $10 prizes would make more people to win, $1 is not a lot but could bring a smile to newbies face Remember challenges are mostly for newbies and old users like me are participating rather for fun and to check on my luck, but additional $1 when you didn’t succeed at challenge wouldn’t hurt anyone and new or old user would take it without hesitation And again it wouldn’t cost any additional money for stake because the main prize would be $9 not $10

Steve does rain after the challenge, although it used to be a lot more of the prize pool percentage-wise. I'm sure you can count that as given to random participants. 

And for people who post their almost-wins I hope they all win a big fat temp mute. 

[hillowner45]

lol so you are saying everyone should be a winner.

Nah, sounds unnecessary, the telegram event is called a "challenge" after all.

However, I'll agree with you that they should payout everything in bitcoin to keep in consistent.

Maybe Eddie knows something that we don't and wants to hodl as much bitcoin as possible lol

[eldrindcm]

17 hours ago, wngo123 said:

I was wondering if there is a chance that telegram challenges prizes could be paid in bitcoin. Forum challenges are paid in bitcoin and I don’t see anybody complaining about it I understand that stake want to ‘promote’ new currency that was added like xrp and probably wen they add next currency the prizes will be paid with that currency however I think it completely doesn’t matter for stake in which currency they are paying the prizes, but for us users it could matter. Not everyone like to play with other currencies. Most of us prefer bitcoin. I don’t think it’s a big request and shouldn’t cause any problem for stake.

Prizes are also being sent as Bitcoin if I'm not mistaken. Maybe every time you win, it's just the prize being sent to you is XRP.

 

17 hours ago, wngo123 said:

My second thought is how to improve telegram challenges. Maybe the prize could be lowered to $9 and $1 would be given to random telegram participants. So for example we have 10 winners every day. After we are done 10 challenges and stake pays them $9 then there would be giveaway of $1 for 10 random users OR those $1 prizes could be paid to users who did the challenge but were late to post it or ‘almost’ got it. For example if there is plinko challenge and you need to hit 1000x , first person to hit 1000x would get $9 prize and the first person who wasn’t so lucky and hit 130x would get $1. Or there could be trivia and that $1 prizes could be send to those who correctly answer trivia question, but the questions will be about the challenge that just finished, questions like ‘who won challenge number 2’ or what was bet number of winner of challenge number 7 etc.

There are plenty of rains before and after challenges, even during races, which is just right before Telegram Challenge takes place. Additionally, trivia is being conducted from time to time.

I have suggested @Steve to increase the number of winners from 10 to 20 but there is some twist which players will surely get mad about 😂😂😂

[jualid]

Tbh i prefer the old ways on telegram challenges like dice 9900x to 10 winners or plinko 1000x or keno, etc. Live challenge is too hard for me lol. For your second points, i'm agree with that. Maybe give $1 prize to people who complete the challenge but late to post.

[CntryBoy]

On 8/5/2019 at 1:29 PM, williamshennie9 said:

To be fair though, you can convert the ripple, or whatever they pay you in using a variety of methods. Also, ripple is the most popular currency at the moment, so I can understand why they do that.

Exactly, they're still trying to promote Ripple so it makes sense to me to keep doing it the way they have been.  It is easily exchangeable to whatever currency the winner prefers to play with, so I see no reason to change anything.

22 hours ago, barbaris said:

To be honest, it doesn’t make much difference in what currency payments are made for Telegram challenge $ 10 is $ 10, especially since we don’t often win or don’t win at all. It seems to me a prize of $ 1 will not bring you much joy. And so many people are not happy with the fact that payments have become less and complexity is higher. I think it's better to just leave it as it is.

I completely agree that way too many people continue to complain about free money.  The challenges now in most cases are more challenging than they used to be, and I have welcomed the change.  Best to just leave it alone.

[Shaniqua]

interesting points you bring up, especially about the 1 dollar idea, that will in fact bring smiles to many faces that never would have been smiling.. more winners in the end of the day haha. I am down with that thought.

Oh also maybe you can malke a condensed version of the topic in the suggestions area once everyone has a chance to reply here and give more input