🏇 Muzzle Run Launches First Tournament Under Fixed Racing Algorithm
🏇 Muzzle Run Launches First Tournament Under Fixed Racing Algorithm
🏇 The Fix Is In
Muzzle Run has launched its first tournament using a newly fixed racing algorithm after identifying and resolving critical bugs.
What Changed:
- Fixed double-counting of ability stats that created unfair advantages
- Implemented proper variance mechanics for more realistic race outcomes
- Leveled the playing field across all competitors
The Journey: After initial testing revealed performance gaps were too wide, the team identified bugs affecting ability calculations and variance. The second iteration of fixes went live following data analysis and testing.
The tournament marks the first real-world test of the updated system. Players can now compete under mechanics that properly balance horse abilities with natural race variance.
We said we made the fixes. Now it’s time to see them in action. 🛠️🐎 The first tournament under the new racing algorithm has officially jumped! Real variance, no more double-counted ability. The field is wide open. Let’s see who takes it. 🏆#MuzzleRun #Web3Gaming
We dug into the data. 🛠️ Testing showed the gap was too wide, so we hunted down the bugs messing with ability and variance. Iteration 2 is now LIVE. Let’s see how the numbers move. 🐎 Read more: medium.com/@tom_44193/muz…
We’re heads-down focusing on the foundation and delivering on what’s been promised. Check out the latest deep dive into the Breeding & Racing mechanics, including a breakdown of the core engine fixes. One step at a time. medium.com/@tom_44193/how… #MuzzleRun #Web3
🏆 The Winners Are In
Muzzle Run's two-month competition has concluded with over 4 million $FROTH distributed to players. **Top Performers (Jan/Feb Combined):** - Yeh The Boys: 14 wins - Mason Kennels: 11 wins - XW Racing: 8 wins - BR Racing: 5 wins The top three kennels will each receive a free GEORGE BREED NFT as a reward. February alone saw 1.7 million $FROTH paid out across winners. March competition is now underway on the Polygon-based greyhound racing platform.
TITAN Series Launches with 640K $FROTH Prize Pool Across Three Tournament Tiers
Muzzle Run has launched the TITAN Series, a new tournament structure offering substantial prize pools in $FROTH tokens across three competitive tiers. **Tournament Structure:** - **TITAN tier**: 320K $FROTH prize pool (10k entry, 32 participants) - **HIGH ROLLER tier**: 160K $FROTH prize pool (10k entry, 16 participants) - **Standard tier**: 160K $FROTH prize pool (5k entry, 32 participants) The tournaments are manually loaded and available in the game lobby at [muzzle.run](https://muzzle.run), built on Polygon.
Muzzle Run Raises Stakes with 1000 $FROTH Entry Fee for March Tournaments
Muzzle Run is implementing a trial change to its competitive structure for March. The platform is introducing a **1000 $FROTH minimum entry fee** for all Greyhound and Whippet Daily Tournaments. **Key Changes:** - Higher buy-in requirement for daily competitions - Trial period limited to March 2026 - Affects both Greyhound and Whippet tournament categories This represents a shift from previous tournament structures, including recent free-entry flash tournaments that offered 10K $FROTH prizes. The increased entry threshold aims to create more competitive tournament environments on the Polygon-based gaming platform.
Muzzle Run Launches $4 USDT Breeding Feature for NFT Greyhounds
Muzzle Run has activated its breeding feature, allowing players to breed NFT Greyhounds for $4 USDT. **Key Details:** - Breeding is now live on the platform - Cost: $4 USDT per breeding transaction - Players can expand their digital kennel through breeding - Part of the platform's play-to-earn greyhound racing ecosystem Muzzle Run operates on the Polygon Network and features 3D NFT greyhound racing. The platform previously ran promotions like the "98 Speed Club" with a 50k $FROTH prize pool. Players can now breed their existing greyhounds to potentially create faster racing dogs and build their competitive kennel. [Learn more about Muzzle Run](https://www.muzzle.run/)