Sweet, an MLS owner of sports games, earns sign rewards for TONs of gold.

The business Sweet, which is the creator of the NHL and MLS-licensed sports digital collectibles platforms, announced on Wednesday that it will combine a new SCOR benefits key developed for the Open Network, starting with a pair of Telegram-based sports mini-games.

The soccer and football games Ice Snake and Glove Hero, respectively, are accessible via the SCOR on Sweet channel of the well-known messaging app Telegram and feature straightforward gameplay and retro-style graphics that enable players to make online gems while playing.

When TON launch, earned stones can become converted into the on-chain SCOR gift. A rep for informed that no timetable has been set for the key start.

Although the matches do not currently have any professional certificates, Sweet also runs the official NFT platforms for the major U.S. football and hockey leagues, NHL Breakaway, and MLS Quest. Both Sweet platforms will take SCOR payments when the coin is launched in order to purchase collectibles.

Possible coming games based on basketball, football, cricket, and F1-like open-wheel driving are also shown in a preview video shared with .

According to Sweet founder and CEO Tom Mizzone,” The inclusion of SCOR into the Sweet habitat represents a significant change in how we and our professional sports partners approach electric fans and the price change fueled by playing sports and games.”

The release of entertaining, SCOR-powered, sports-based mini-apps on Telegram further expands the reach of the Sweet platform and introduces our professional sports lovers to a growing new generation of people, he continued, adding that” Sweet’s key integration helps” create a strong engine for fans.

The SCOR Foundation will provide the token with 4 billion SCOR, with 44 % of the supply going to ecosystem growth through in-game incentives and other rewards. The token will have a supply of 4 billion SCOR. Another 21 % has been allocated to a private sale, and 15 % to the team and early contributors, with the remaining 20 % divided between platform reserve, launch partners, and foundation.