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# TallyUP! - Epic Worldwide Tournament

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TallyUP is a new kind of mainstream, free-to-play gaming app, in which players compete in fun, simple, head-to-head minigames to win real money and crypto. It is designed for global competition, in which players compete to win the revenues and ownership of the game itself.&#x20;

The model is highly innovative in its economy and gameplay. It is designed for mass scale and impact, redistributing its own revenue (from ads and other sources) to let players win big prize money without any need for in-app spending. All winners must share a small portion of winnings with vetted charities.

TallyUP aims to build a decentralized tournament economy that is owned and governed by its community, powered by its native token $**UP.**&#x20;