ACCESS Newswire
15 Oct 2020, 18:07 GMT+10
BEVERLY HILLS, CA / ACCESSWIRE / October 15, 2020 / ClickStream Corp. (OTC PINK:CLIS), the creator of the WinQuik™ trivia gaming platform announced today the addition of three non-hosted daily games that players can access anytime, along with added content to the app's one-vs-one challenge feature. Both new features will be available to users starting Thursday Oct. 15th.
Amber Theoharis, WinQuik's Vice President of Programming, stated, 'Part of the fun of WinQuik™, beyond winning cash prizes, is the social gaming aspect. Our one-vs-one challenge feature has taken off, and the demand for friends to directly challenge each other has been exciting. In an effort to support our users, the company has awarded all WinQuik™ players five (5) free coins each which enables them to wager the coins via challenges with friends.'
Theoharis adds, 'Additionally, we are expanding content. We will now be airing three (3) non-hosted daily games featuring a wide range of trivia questions. Users can play WinQuik™ trivia games at their leisure.'
The daily non-hosted, general category games are available starting Thursday Oct. 15th, and can be played anytime with the winners receiving coins. WinQuik™ coins can be wagered to challenge other players to one-vs-one competitions. Currently, WinQuik™ is continuing to further expand its roster of on-air talent and looking forward to developing content in multiple categories.
ABOUT CLICKSTREAM CORPORATION
ClickStream is a technology company focused on developing apps and digital platforms that disrupt conventional industries. The company's initial offering WinQuik™, is a free-to-play synchronized mobile app and digital gaming platform. The platform is designed to enable WinQuik™ users to have fun, interact and compete in order to win real money and prizes. WinQuik™ is currently in production with shows featuring celebrity hosts such as: Actor Pooch Hall, NFL quarterback and former NASA intern Joshua Dobbs, New York City restaurateur and celebrity chef Jordan Andino, NFL Network's Brian Baldinger, U.S. Army Green Beret and survival expert Mykel Hawke, former ESPN host Howie 'The Sultan of Sports Trivia' Schwab and Emmy-Award winning journalist, documentary filmmaker and ClickStream's Vice President of Original Programming Amber Theoharis. Show subject matter includes sports, survival, Hollywood, travel, the Bible, space, food and much more. Game types are set up dynamically with daily, live games and non-live games available to play multiple times daily. As a free-mium platform, ClickStream monetizes the platform with corporate sponsors and advertisers. For more information please visit: Web: www.clickstream.technology or www.winquik.com | Twitter: www.twitter.com/winquikapp or www.twitter.com/ClickstreamC | Instagram: www.instagram.com/winquiktrivia/
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FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Adam Handelsman
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SOURCE: ClickStream Corporation
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