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# Watch and Earn

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UpOnly is the industry's first comprehensive play-to-earn and Metaverse gaming data directory and prediction platform. Powered by **$UPO tokens**, UpOnly is set to serve the millions of gamers being onboarded into play-to-earn while also unlocking data-driven investments into the blockchain gaming field.

UpOnly gives users access to our prediction platform, an industry-first product that allows users to earn income by predicting the outcome of play-to-earn gaming events.

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Users will be able to watch the tournaments LIVE and make prediction bets using $UPO to bet on the winning side. When the tournament resides, the users who predict the winning outcome will receive bets from the opposite side.

## Example Betting Scenarios

An example scenario of how the betting odds works, assuming that the total betting pools is : 

| Player-A  | Player-B |
| --------- | -------- |
| 1000 $UPO | 500 $UPO |

A user bet for Player-B 100 $UPO. If Player-B wins, then the user will get reward according this formula

> **(100/500)\*1000=200** 

If the user bet for Player-A 100 $UPO and Player-A win, then the user will get: 

> **(100/1000)\*500 = 50** 

{% hint style="info" %}
Users who bet on the losing sides will lose all of $UPO used in betting.
{% endhint %}


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