Preparing for public testing of PokerChained at EOS Jungle 2.0 Testnet

Hi!
We are happy to announce, that we have launched the public test of PokerChained the first decentralized multiplayer PVP platform for Texas Hold'em based on EOSIO! Testing will be held in Jungle testnet, which is as close to the EOS main net as possible.

We recommend you read the instructions for the game on the link, but for now we will tell you how to get an account in EOS Jungle 2.0 and add this network to Scatter.

EOS Jungle 2.0 Testnet registration process

In order to test our incredible poker, you will need to create an account on the EOS Jungle 2.0 test network. We tried to create the most detailed instructions, but if you have any questions, write to the chat at any time t.me/PokerChained

P.S. Since Jungle Testnet 2.0 duplicates EOS Mainnet as much as possible, in addition to creating a new account, you can use your EOS account acquired during the crowdsale (if it is in snapshots dated June 2, 2018). If account already imported into Scatter, it will be available immediately after adding the Jungle network. Remember, your balance will be distributed exactly the same way as when you run EOS Mainnet, that is 10 EOS in liquidation, the rest is in half on CPU / NET, respectively, you need to make Unstake and wait 72 hours.*

IMPORTANT: we strongly do not recommend using an account with the same keys as in EOS Mainnet during testing, if you want to use the funds from it, it is better to transfer them to an account created specifically for testing

Step one. Key generation

Visit eosauthority.com/generate_eos_private_key
Copy the generated key pair, and securely store them

Step two. Account creation

Visit monitor.jungletestnet.io/#home
Click on Create account

Enter a valid account name (it has to consist of exactly 12 symbols, consisting of letters a-z and numbers 1-5, and be available) and public keys generated during previous step (which begin with EOS). For the testnet you can uses one pair of keys for both Owner and Active, but for the main net we strongly recommend you to use different key pairs.
Click Create. If you’ve messed up somewhere, or the name is unavailable, you’ll see an error. If everything is correct, you’ll see a success message like this:

To confirm, you can visit jungle.bloks.io and enter your name in the search prompt. If the account was successfully created, you’ll see an account details screen.

Step three. Getting test coins

You can get 100 Test EOS ONCE EVERY 6 HOURS. To do that please do the following steps

Visit monitor.jungletestnet.io/#home
Click on Faucet

Enter the created account name and click Send Coins

If this account exits, and you’re doing it for the first time, or more than 6 hours elapsed since the last time you got tokens, you’ll see a message like this:

To confirm you can visit jungle.bloks.io again, and enter your account name. If everything is correct, then you’ll see the transfer of 100 Test EOS in account history, and the available balance will increase

Now you have an account in the Jungle!

Process of adding Jungle into Scatter and account settings

If you plan to play through the WEB-interface (is not available at the first stage of testing), then you will need to configure Scatter. Despite the fact that for playing in a mobile and desktop application at this stage, you only need a private key, you still need Scatter now in order to delegate resources (CPU / NET) to your account in order to have sufficient bandwidth for a comfortable game (in EOS, instead of the fee-based anti-spam model, the resource-based model is used, but this is a topic for a full-fledged article, you can google if you wish). If you have the skills to work with eos-voter, you can distribute your resources through it, but in this article we will look at working through Scatter

Step one. Installing or updating Scatter

Please download and install the latest Scatter version for your OS from the official Scatter Github github.com/GetScatter/ScatterDesktop/releases/.
Please complete all the main setup steps (password, seed phrase, Agreement, backup autosave location)