Using HIVE to earn money on Fiverr
I've been a gamer my whole life and a teacher for most of my adult life, so I merged the two into one. I named my website, Facebook page, and Google Business, Conversation Gaming. I had a lot of fun playing GTA V with my adult business students back in 2014 when the PS4 came out. I had bought some Bitcoin for very cheap and thought I was a genius buying a new PlayStation with Bitcoin since it only costed me about $20, but when Bitcoin hit almost $20,000 my friends and students would make fun of me and ask where my $10,000 PlayStation was since I spent half a Bitcoin to buy it. I would feel bad, especially now the price seems to headed to moon, but I'm glad I've exposed the possibilities of non-fiat currency and created an idea of educating people with conversation and gaming.
I recently set up a two Fiverr gigs. One for teaching English through conversation and gaming and one as an artist offering to draw anything. No one has chosen my drawing gig yet, but I just got my second customer for the conversation gig. He already speaks English fine and liked HIVE and the HIVE Gaming Community so he asked me to promote his game here and on my website.
When I looked at my customer's game I was happy to see it is a legit game on the Google Play and Apple App store so I tried playing the game with a few of my students and we actually had a lot of fun.
BINGO Bash Featuring Monopoly
We had a go at this game with four players and many more screen touch offenders and enjoyed the relaxed play and lack of pop-ups this game had to offer while feeling rushed to get our BINGOS at the same time.
Bingo Bash featuring MONOPOPLY is availaible at the App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bingo-bash-featuring-monopoly/id509098112
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Google Play Store:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=air.com.bitrhymes.bingo&hl=en&gl=US
We usually like playing GTA or Blackjack blockchain games, but sometimes it’s nice to just have fun, chill, and play bingo with some amigos.
You can even play this game on Facebook too. It works with two or four players. We found making two teams playing as teams one and two worked best because the game only displays teams 1 and 2 or 3 and 4 at a time and many hand collisions were going on at my iPad’s four corners trying to switch back and forth, but it was also part of the fun. Thanks for checking out this great party and socially interactive game with us today. Check out their site:
