Phoenix, AZ, April 24, 2018 -- Gaming Central Online LLC is a popular new gaming platform that facilitates competitive tournaments that are known for their higher than average cash prizes paid to its tournament winners. The Gaming Central Online LLC platform has taken flight and has a lot of people talking about how it could change the gaming industry forever.
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The U.S. video game industry is one of the nation’s fastest-growing economic sectors, posting record numbers year-over-year. The gaming sport has now been classified not only as an “official sport,” but also has become a recognized Olympic competition, too.
The Gaming industry provides more than 220,000 jobs and generates billions of dollars each year. The video gaming industry in the US alone generated a staggering $36 billion in revenue during 2017.
“The remarkable growth of gaming demonstrates the perfect storm that took place with talented video game developers, creative storytellers, and innovative graphic artists rising to the occasion. Combined with the passion of all players and fans a transformation in history has occurred,” states Donner Goode, co-founder of Gaming Central Online LLC.
Incorporated in Kansas Gaming Central Online LLC is a joint venture between industry giants; GamerSaloon (12 years old with over $48,000,000 in prize money paid out to tournament winners to date) BizConnect360 a leading digital Ad Agency with national distribution partners and has quickly become the fastest growing online tournament platform in the amateur space.
If the ranking process, the competition, and cash rewards weren’t enough to get the service noticed, Gaming Central Online LLC’s next move has gotten attention. Recently Gaming Central Online LLC has unveiled its own cryptocurrency called The RankMe coin with plans to host an Initial Coin Offering (ICO), in the coming months.
Gaming Central Online LLC’s mission is to become a catalyst in the gaming industry by formulating an objective scoring method that allows players to earn their respective rank in the sport. The incentive of cash rewards creates even more adventure.
Incentives and competition are the names of the game within Gaming Central Online LLC and they are turning their attention towards the beginners with newcomer offers.
“We are reorganizing our platform to be an each and everyday tournament arena,” Trayte Boswell, fellow co-founder of Gaming Central Online LLC explains.
“The tiny investment of $2.99 per month membership fee pales in comparison to offers that can exceed $30,000 per month in cash prizes. Until we launch in June we are providing an early bird special, some as low as $1.00 memberships, for a full year of unlimited play.”
Gaming Central Online video:https://youtu.be/ni7To3-M-Oo
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Troy Bohlke- Media Contact 10 Day Media 480-584-2909 [email protected] Don Goode- Founder Gaming Central Online, LLC 619-933-7144 [email protected]


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