When I initially read 'Think to Earn,' I was intrigued by the concept & eager to learn more. However my enthusiasm dwindled when I discovered that the entire concept revolved around a Texas hold'em poker game. It seemed like a gimmick aimed at setting itself apart. While I appreciate the effort attempted at creating differentiation, I doubt that playing poker will truly ‘improve my cognitive abilities’, making the concept a bit of a foogazi.
Nonetheless I found the hamster concept endearing & the graphics, website layout, & promo video were decent—certainly not the worst I've seen in this industry. However I don't believe this theme will attract serious poker players with substantial funds. It appears to target a younger audience, potentially even those under the legal age of 18 to play, as well as absolute crypto degens, which won’t create the ideal community.
The most successful poker apps are those that boast a large & active player base, but this game has created barriers to entry by requiring NFT hats or points to participate in tournaments. This all makes me doubt it will gain the traction necessary to succeed in an already saturated and fiercely competitive poker market. Show Less
