#btstip "Tuck Fheman" 5 BTS
#btstip "Shentist" 5 BTS
#btstip "cube" 5 BTS

test 3

#btstip "Tuck Fheman" 5 BTS
#btstip "Shentist" 5 BTS
#btstip "cube" 5 BTS

Testing...

Let's see if I can address some of the questions here...

Although not explicitly asked, yes it's possible to create a UIA and then pay users based on their performance (obviously you would want to limit this to only paying for non-custom games to prevent cheating the system, for modes like ARAM a user could still be rewarded, but performance would need to be judged differently then simply objectives, KDA, etc so that's up for debate). Regardless, it's possible to do using the Riot API in the same way op.gg pulls stats on people. What would need to be established is what we're rewarding people based on, and how much (and how this varies between game modes / what games modes are supported).

Gifting RP however, is very limiting https://support.riotgames.com/hc/en-us/articles/201752964-Gifting-Guide-and-FAQ
I'll highlight the important parts,

You can only send up to 10 gifts every 24 hours. 
You can only receive up to 10 gifts every 24 hours.

The player receiving a gift needs to have been on your buddy list for at least one day.
The player receiving a gift cannot be banned or suspended (this includes Leaverbuster, Tribunal, etc.).

You can only send up to 5 RP gifts every 24 hours
You can only receive up to 5 RP gifts every 24 hours

There's no easy way around this without intentionally bypassing the system which Riot would crack down on. We would have to use a queue-based system which would possibly work early on, but doesn't have very good scalability.

Lastly, to address kuros question of how (user hosted) tournaments are done, first the organizer(s) submit an application to riot, once they've received approval they can begin accepting applicants for the tournament. At the end of the tournament they must submit to riot a bracket outline showing how all the matches proceeded as well as a history associated with each match played (typically bo1s, but this is up to the organizers). Riot is the one in the end to then hand out the prizes once they confirm that authenticity of what the tournament organizers submitted.

kappa test kappa

#btstip "fav" 20 BTS

Just mentioning, if you're paranoid about tracking your payment (vs just watching the color-coded status) you can view a more detailed text-version by specifying format=text in the url, i.e.:

http://electrons.io/Electron/Transactions?format=text (using format=text also auto-refreshes like the color-coded version does as well).

And before this question gets raised, no there's not a difference before "Transfering" and "Transfered" in the log we changed the wording to "Transfering" because it doesn't appear on the BTC block chain instantly.

And thanks riverhead for noticing the spelling error.

#btstip "hybridd" 5 BTS
bug test plz

#btstip "hybridd" 5 ALTFUND
#btstip "hybridd" 5 BTS
#btstip "kuro113" 5 BTS

#btstip "fuzzy" 100 ALTFUND

#btstip "fuzzy" 100 BTS

I looked into this issue, the problem was you cannot tip a person twice in the same post. Now that we support UIAs, I realize this may pose a problem, so the change I'm making lets you tip the same person multiple times in the same bot... but does not allow you to tip the same currency to them twice in the post (i.e. if in your second tip there you also tipped ALTFUND to fuzzy, it would be considered invalid). This is a safety mech to ensure tips aren't double-processed.

The bot has also been changed to give more "indepth" error messages now if a tip couldn't be issued.

@Bhuz I don't quite understand  your problem?

So, right now lets say you get tipped and you lets say for example you delete the PM and no longer have the tip link there's no way of retrieving it (obviously besides contacting me), I was thinking it would be possible to make the tip go straight to a persons account... that is, there's really no reason now that I think about it to have a person be required to claim the tip, who doesn't want free money? lol

Otherwise, if we don't want an auto-credit system, I could add a "look up unclaimed tips" page where you could enter your withdrawal code (perhaps this should be renamed to proof [of ownership] code) and it'll show you your unclaimed tips and links for them...