 Hi, I'm Chris Thompson for Investor Intel and today we are speaking with Trevor Dirksen who is the CEO of ePlay Digital How are you today Trevor? Excellent ePlay Digital is a ticker is EPY on the CSE and that's also trades in the US on the OTC with the ticker EPY FF ePlay Digital, it's a very interesting company. You've got some interesting products in both the eSports and entertainment as well as exercise space. So maybe for our first time investors looking at your company, you can give a quick overview Sure, absolutely. Thanks, Chris. I'd like to emphasize three key reasons why investors should be looking at ePlay perhaps over anything else at this moment. The first is metaverse, something hopefully a lot of people have been hearing about. We'll dive into that just briefly eSports and what we say is Peloton goes outside, very important and that's clocked and the third is fanfreak. So metaverse, eSports, Peloton goes outside and fanfreak and I'll go over each briefly, but first he plays built games for ESPN, Sony Pictures, Intel Time Warner Cable and others games for sports, the Academy Awards, Los Angeles Lakers, FIFA World Cup We've also built games with seven time NBA champ Robert Ori, Olympic Catholic Michael Smith and comedian producer Howie Mandel He plays launched two major collab game series with two more about to launch Really, they are launched in some way already. The first two are Robert Ori and Howie Mandel already with over a half million or nearly half a million downloads in the last five months. The Ori and Mandel franchises are now focused on marketing, driving revenue and informing the approach with the next two product launches clocked and fanfreak. So four product lines over 15 SKUs, Accelerating Innovation and Revenues in the ePlay metaverse. Howie might be a world, ePlay is a metaverse. Facebook has WhatsApp, Instagram and Oculus forming what they call meta. ePlay sports metaverse has clocked Howie, Big Shot and Fanfreak. Our augmented reality sports platform converges human performance and we think that's the ultimate killer app, your epic achievements. So we've done this before, we do this at the highest level and we do it every day. Maybe I could just ask you a quick question about clock. When you talk about clocked, I've heard you mentioned about the physical, the digital. So how do you get into clock as a runner, someone who goes to events? I'm not quite a marathoner yet, but how would I get involved with clock and use it to help improve my times? Well, so how you get involved with clock is great. It's a great question. Registration opens Saturday for our first 5K events. So it's not a marathon, it's not a half marathon, it's not 10K, it's a 5K. So we're hoping to bring some people from couch to 5K and we believe clocked is Peloton if Peloton could go outside. So if you want to stay inside and run on the treadmill and ride a stationary bike, you've got options for that, there's competition for that. We're telling you it's a nice day, head on outside. So you can get started right away registering for that November 27th event in Boston. What you'll do with clock is you'll first download the app, then you customize your avatar, and then you'll send your avatar to Boston on race day. And you talk about physical, the digital is really, really important. So your avatar is in Boston, but it ain't going anywhere else. You send it to Boston, it's ready to go, it's on the start line, and unless you move your feet and have your phone with you, it's just going to stay standing on that start line. And so that's where the physical, the digital really comes in. It's a really, really important part for clocked, we can dive into this and any questions you might have, and that's audio. And we sometimes forget about audio, and it's to our peril, look at what's happening in podcasts, look at what's happening with Clubhouse, and clocked has a huge audio, augmented reality audio and video experience. And so that audio experience is very important. And it actually starts 30 minutes prior to start line time, to the start time on November 27th, that whole audio experience. There are other revenue generating potential from these types of virtual races. I've seen other things like virtual billboards, as well as special gifts you may get, which are the non-fungible tokens, which are NFTs, which are now becoming big into the marketplace. How do you foresee putting these into your product? Let me just deal with one minute time. Let's deal with billboards first. So on a 5K course, we've got five kilometers of real estate on your right, five kilometers of real estate on your left. And an audio experience that you're already listening to, where we can deliver ads triggered by landmarks, by key moments, by your performance, by other things that are happening to you in real life. Your phone is in your pocket, so you're not watching while you're running that race. And neither are the other, hopefully, thousands of people running on November 27th with you. I hope all their moms are, I hope all their dads are, their kids, their families on the Clock Sportsnet. And they're going to see those ads in real time during the live broadcast and on video and demand. And when you're done your event, you're going to watch the whole thing. It's 30 minutes long, 40 minutes long, depends how long it took you to run the 5K. You're going to watch that whole thing because it's going to be so compelling to see who passed you, what their names were, what pace they were running, where they passed you. And then you'll see those ads and you'll share some of those moments, those replays and those highlights. And the app helps you create those replays and highlights, almost like a sports broadcasting package. So you can share those on social media. So yes, billboards are banners and different advertising along the course. Imagine a marathon course, 84 kilometers worth of advertising. We're not going to put 84 kilometers of advertising, but that's how much real estate is available for us to sell in this metaverse. Now, what are you going to wear? That's another revenue model. So you mentioned banners and advertising. What are you going to wear? It's cold in Boston. It's November 27th. We've got a major sports brand, Spartan, with their sneakers, their tops, their bottoms. You can outfit yourself and everything clocked for free, but we've got some premium brands available for purchase. And your other big recent announcement was the fan free gap. And I think maybe spending a couple of minutes on that because the sport apps out there, they're very popular, especially the fantasy events and the fantasy applications. So maybe just a couple of minutes on that app. For sure. So fan free, we've talked about clocked up 22 million transactions in 2020, $50 each. The market for fan free, there's 4.5 million daily fantasy players in a market estimated to be about 10 billion. So we think that as a global market versus the 1.25 clock market of this North American. So 10 billion in 2020 for that daily fantasy market. Fan freak is, it doesn't want to be a copycat of daily fantasy of Draft Canes or some of the other competitors out there. So we created a streak game. And we're really committed to this. This came to us during pandemic when we started putting challenges out and how you go viral and other games to try and get people to play every day of the week. With clock, we want you to train five, six days a week and join us on the race on the seventh maybe or maybe get a day off. And with fan freak, you can't take a day off or you're going to lose. Now you can buy lives. If you miss a day, you can buy lives or you get a wrong prediction on a sporting event. But you'll guess from NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, soccer, college sports, you'll put in your predictions. And the more predictions you get, they contribute to your streak. You get certain cash out levels. You can say, I'm done. I'm not going to do any better than this. I'm cashing out or you can let it ride. And so it's free to play, got playing every day. Why don't you play in every day? Got to build that streak. And cash prizes start kind of at 10 cents. If you don't have the guts to keep going, you can cash out at 10 cents or all the way up to... We've secured insurance for a million-dollar prize, kind of like hole-in-one insurance for a million-dollar prize. We're not going to launch with a million-dollar prize. We're going to launch some smaller prizes in the thousands and tens of thousands and let people build their streaks. Well, that's great. Oh, thanks for the update. I look forward to seeing how this first event takes place coming up, the first 5K run. And for people looking for the app, it's clocked with a K on the Apple App Store. I've downloaded it myself. And I just want to tell you I appreciate your time today. I was speaking with Trevor Durkin, who is the CEO of ePlay Digital.