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one of the most underrated parts of @BlockBetGG is our store, and i believe more people are going to start realising just how good it is. every time you wager on blockbet, you earn coins. win or lose. those coins can then be redeemed for real products and experiences. historically, our most popular redemptions have been airpods, iphones and football shirts, but since launching @BlockRips, pokémon packs have quickly become our most redeemed item… by a mile. and last night was a perfect example of how well these two ecosystems complement each other. one of our biggest players: > redeemed some of his blockbet store coins for 14 pokémon packs on blockrips. > opened the packs and sold the cards back for around $4,500. > transferred that money back to blockbet and went on to win $40,000! all starting from coins he'd earned simply by playing on blockbet. what's been particularly exciting is seeing the crossover between the two communities. blockrips is growing day by day and we're seeing players enjoy moving between both products. i've always thought of our store a little like fifa ultimate team. you play, you earn points, and you use those points to unlock things you actually want. it's such a simple concept, yet i still think it's massively undervalued in the gaming space. if you win, fantastic. you've won. and you've earned coins on top of your winnings. if you lose, most casinos will give you some form of cashback or rakeback. at blockbet, you get that same cashback or rakeback, but you also earn store coins every time you wager, whether you win or lose. and those coins accumulate. eventually, you can redeem them for things you'd otherwise be spending your own money on. to put that into perspective, we've already had players redeem coins for over 300 copies of gta vi through our store. that's 300 games our players haven't had to buy out of their own pockets. and now, with blockrips integrated, those same coins can be used to open pokémon packs. the bigger the ecosystem becomes, the more valuable the store becomes to our players. i genuinely think, as more people discover it, they'll start asking themselves one question: why would i play anywhere else?