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Aggressive ad load
good game mechanics, the money system is a bit unbalanced in how much money you spend compared to how much you gain, but it gets better. overall very fun and I just started, so I can't say much, but it's great in how you start very bad…
Game is simple, fun, and seems to progress nicely (though the win probability doesn't really seem accurate). Gave a bad review a few months back due to forced ads on a timer, but the devs implemented optional ads for rewards, as well as a…
As everyone else has said, not having ads pop up every 10 seconds is very appreciated. Now, I don't know how hard this would be to implement, but the only other thing I would like to see in the game would be stock car racing. You could…
Pay to progress
I was sooo happy to finally find a fun sports game that isn't completely Pay to Win. I truely felt that, as a Free to Play gamer I had a real chance to move forward and compete. I'm top 50 in 2 sports by watching every ad possible and…
Recent Update made the game super p2w and made it impossible for people who aren't billionaires to play and catch up with people. Used to be able to get uncapped diamonds by just playing, now its capped at 150. Which isnt enough for…
game is horribly pay to win if you dont pay huge amounts (over 100 dollars a month) you fall behind and even spending that amount of money doesn't guarantee you top prizes in game. you speed through early game with money and it becomes…
No ad complaints
interesting game to start progression is reasonable seems like a decent amount of features available with more to cone the club system for multi-player is also nice to have but hard to get accepted by clubs unless there's a bug with it…
no ads and ak grind extremely addictive
no ads ez
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