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[4evergreen]

Yes, thanks for the correction.. lol of course the alpha comes before beta. This was a quickly written summary. Technically speaking it would be a 'master' or full release after the beta. Agree on your points about what they are doing with the beta in terms of testing usability, gathering stats and feedback etc. Good insights on that. It's pretty exciting to see it in beta release for the public. Thanks for your feedback on the summary.. this is just skimming the surface really but there's much more that can be discussed I think. Yes, Mobovivo has been around for a bit and are solid in the nextgen app industry which is a great asset in more ways than one. I agree that more money will be funneling into gaming and eSports as cannabis and crypto runs are over. Cheers.

SpruceTree wrote:

4evergreen wrote:

Well, I noticed ePlay referring to the app as "Big Shot NBA" in a post from a couple weeks ago about the Mobile World Congress America conference they attended then. This is slight change from just calling it Big Shot AR or Big Shot Basketball. With NBA pre-season kicking off today, wouldn't it be awesome if they have been working on some deals with the NBA or their  affiiliates -- that would be massive for EPY. They did elude to the fact that they were at the Sports and Entertainment Summit in LA earlier this month with attendees such as Simon Fuller, SAP, NBA and Turner Sports Reggie Miller, WNBA star Amanda Parker, LA Kings Luc Robataille, and others so it's clear they're looking to work with the biggest in pro sports.

Also, in the earlier EPY posts I shared it makes mention that they are at the same conference where ePlay's subsidiary, Mobovivo was recognized as one the most innovative mobile companies in the world. This holds true and if you look at who they've had as clients it's like a who's who in the professional sports world: AXStv, AXN, CBS Cineplex, ESPN, Intel, NFL, Time Warner Cable Sportsnet, etc. https://www.mobovivo.com/. Also, check out CEO Trevor Doerksen's profile and experience online and you'll see he has a versatile background in TV, media, app and technology companies and has significant connections and clients in LA. From my understanding Mobovivo has been generating significant revenues since it's inception in 2009 so that gives EPY a stronger financial base to work while they develop and launch their products, along with a long list of established connections.

Big Shot NBA has been in public beta for just over a month so it's given the public, potential business partners, and everyone a chance to provide them with feedback which is beneficial before the app moves into the alpha version which will see further refinements and features. This is a standard app development  process. In a earlier post a few weeks ago they made mention of a new version of the public beta being available and that further updates are to follow. https://www.eplaydigital.com/single-post/2018/09/05/New-Big-Shot-Public-Beta-Released. I haven't seen a date for an alpha version or further updates but they have hinted that it's coming so I'm looking forward to that release.

What are your thoughts on EPY, Big Shot, and eSports in general? What attracted you to them?

 

Heise99 wrote: I love this board. Lots of talk back and forth.  Bashers are a good sign everyone. Anyone have any insight with Big Shot leading up to the NBA season?? 

4evergreen wrote:

Well, I noticed ePlay referring to the app as "Big Shot NBA" in a post from a couple weeks ago about the Mobile World Congress America conference they attended then. This is slight change from just calling it Big Shot AR or Big Shot Basketball. With NBA pre-season kicking off today, wouldn't it be awesome if they have been working on some deals with the NBA or their  affiiliates -- that would be massive for EPY. They did elude to the fact that they were at the Sports and Entertainment Summit in LA earlier this month with attendees such as Simon Fuller, SAP, NBA and Turner Sports Reggie Miller, WNBA star Amanda Parker, LA Kings Luc Robataille, and others so it's clear they're looking to work with the biggest in pro sports.

Also, in the earlier EPY posts I shared it makes mention that they are at the same conference where ePlay's subsidiary, Mobovivo was recognized as one the most innovative mobile companies in the world. This holds true and if you look at who they've had as clients it's like a who's who in the professional sports world: AXStv, AXN, CBS Cineplex, ESPN, Intel, NFL, Time Warner Cable Sportsnet, etc. https://www.mobovivo.com/. Also, check out CEO Trevor Doerksen's profile and experience online and you'll see he has a versatile background in TV, media, app and technology companies and has significant connections and clients in LA. From my understanding Mobovivo has been generating significant revenues since it's inception in 2009 so that gives EPY a stronger financial base to work while they develop and launch their products, along with a long list of established connections.

Big Shot NBA has been in public beta for just over a month so it's given the public, potential business partners, and everyone a chance to provide them with feedback which is beneficial before the app moves into the alpha version which will see further refinements and features. This is a standard app development  process. In a earlier post a few weeks ago they made mention of a new version of the public beta being available and that further updates are to follow. https://www.eplaydigital.com/single-post/2018/09/05/New-Big-Shot-Public-Beta-Released. I haven't seen a date for an alpha version or further updates but they have hinted that it's coming so I'm looking forward to that release.

What are your thoughts on EPY, Big Shot, and eSports in general? What attracted you to them?

 

Heise99 wrote: I love this board. Lots of talk back and forth.  Bashers are a good sign everyone. Anyone have any insight with Big Shot leading up to the NBA season?? 

Nice summary. I didnt know mobovivo is so successful, ive only heard of them from a previous stock i was in. Yes, Trevor seems to know his stuff. As ive said before he seems very low key, well spoken and patient. But to correct you, alpha is actually before beta testing, so their only next move is a full release. Right now they would be gathering data about how users are using the app and all kinds of stats, whats being clicked the most, etc. Surely with their big names and backing they could explode out of the gate if the finished app is top notch stellar and they spend millions on advertising, but i still believe they will have a slow start. But with gaming becoming very mainstream hopefully big shot investors (pun intended) realize gaming to be the next cannabis and bitcoin craze ( read my previous post). As far as i know, the company supercell which makes these copy and paste games that make a killing only because of millions in ads for each game, and pokemon go are the big dogs. Appearntly innogames is also now making some big moves. Heres the best to big shot. GL investors