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# Ladder Tournament

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The system will make a ranking of each user mode according to their comprehensive income in each season, and the ranking requires users to consume their $HTR to do so. In the tournament, users will be matched based on their ELO levels in Heartrate and the playing modes are random. The revenues earned from Ladder Tournament will be higher than other modes.

* The top 1% on the season leaderboard will receive $HTR rewards and NFT gold badges
* The top 5% on the season leaderboard will receive a small $HTR reward and NFT silver badge
* The top 10% on the season leaderboard will receive the NFT Bronze badge


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