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Video Interviews: What Players Really Think

Sbarter isn’t just an idea – it’s a response to what gamers actually want. In a series of candid interviews, players from various backgrounds shared their thoughts on what makes competitive gaming truly engaging – and what’s missing in today’s free-to-play and ad-driven models.

“The problem with most games is, once you’ve hit the top rank, what’s next? If I could earn, that’d be my next goal.”

—Miles, 25

“Side bets with friends? That’s what we already do… having a fair, real-money version built-in would make it official.”

—Miles, 25

“If I could actually win something based on skill – not just luck – that would change everything.”

—Miles, 25

Key Themes from Players

→ Desire for Real Stakes: Players want their time and skill to mean something tangible.

→ Frustration with RNG: Gamers are tired of loot boxes and chance-based monetization.

→ Interest in Peer Competition: They love the idea of 1v1 or team-based contests that feel fair and skill-focused.

→ Social & Community Value: Friendly rivalry and “bragging rights” matter—a lot.

Why We Compete

Side Bets Made Real

Bragging Rights