Bitcoin Cash Football App Launches in Time for Good Chunk of FIFA World Cup

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Bitcoin Cash Football App Launches in Time for Good Chunk of FIFA World Cup

Just in time for the FIFA World Cup, a new game app has launched for Bitcoin Cash Football.  A few of the matches took place before the app officially launched but there are plenty more games to be played.

Users can play as managers or players within a season of matches. Players earn fractions of bitcoin cash (BCH) by playing the game, but Bitcoin Cash Football is also having a World Cup tournament where teams can play for jackpots of BCH.   

The game, found on Google Play, was developed by Mobtwo.

The game is multiplayer, where you can play real players all across the world. Moreover, the game is infused with the decentralized cryptocurrency BCH throughout the season.

From Bitcoin.com News:

Bitcoin cash is the official in-game currency for the football app and players can buy/sell star athletes, upgrade stadium facilities, training grounds, and a team system all by using BCH. Just like any other games with specialty upgrades, the modifications continue to make improvements to players and stadiums for more competitive gameplay. In addition to this, there will be BCH prices that allow Clubs to compete against each other during the week ending cup competitions and leagues.

“When they are tired of it, they can withdraw their bitcoin cash into their outside wallet,” explains Mobtwo.

They add: “You can play 10 defenders if you want to, a super flexible realistic match engine that usually means you’re going to lose the game even with 10-star defenders. If you’re late, then you have to wait for another week to be included in the competitions.”

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