Game Loot Network launched in 2015 as a
token-based mobile gaming platform
.

The company was founded by Lance Baker, who also serves as Loot Gaming Network’s President.

A whitepaper on the Game Loot Network website claims the company is headquartered in the US state of Missouri.

During its first year in business, Game Loot Network went through numerous compensation plan revisions.

BehindMLM published an
updated Game Loot Network review
in June, 2016.

The updated compensation plan required Game Loot Network affiliates to generate “Premium Gamers”.

Premium Gamers were retail customers who paid $10 a month to access Game Loot Network’s platform.

Given the dominance of the “free to play” model across the mobile gaming market, Game Loot Network’s “Premium Gamer” model flopped.

Throughout 2017 traffic to the Game Loot Network continued to decline, before dropping off completely around August.

In late 2017 Game Loot Network announced it would be launching a LOOT altcoin.

Armed with a new business model and updated compensation plan, the company hopes to launch its LOOT ICO next month.

Read on for an updated review of the Game Loot Network MLM opportunity.

Game Loot Network Products

As far as I can tell Game Loot Network has renamed “Premium Gamer” membership to “Groundbreaker”.

Groundbreaker retail customer membership is $10 a month and provides access to the Game Loot Network gaming platform.

The Game Loot Network Compensation Plan

The Game Loot Network combines commissions on retail Grounderbreaker subscriptions and affiliate recruitment.

Game Loot Network Affiliate Ranks

There are seventeen affiliate ranks within the Game Loot Network compensation plan.

Along with their respective qualification criteria they are as follows:

Emissary – sign up as a Game Loot Network affiliate ($75) and generate and maintain $100 PV a month

Pixel Wielder – maintain $100 PV a month and recruit and maintain 2 Emissaries 
or
pay $250

Digital Knight – maintain $100 PV a month and recruit and maintain 1 Pixel Wielder 
or
pay $500 (qualified for 60 days)

Archduke – maintain $100 PV a month and recruit 2 Pixel Wielders 
or 
pay $1000 (qualified for 90 days)

Tech Baron – maintain $100 PV a month, recruit and maintain at least 4 Pixel Wielders and generate $5000 GV minimum a month 
or
pay $2000 (qualified for 180 days)

Master Envoy – maintain $100 PV a month, maintain at least 4 Pixel Wielders and generate $10,000 GV minimum a month

Unity Shifter – maintain $100 PV a month, maintain at least 4 Pixel Wielders and generate $20,000 GV minimum a month

Mountain Caller – maintain $100 PV a month, recruit and maintain at least 6 Pixel Wielders and generate $40,000 GV minimum a month

Conqueror – maintain $100 PV a month, maintain at least 6 Pixel Wielders and generate $80,000 GV minimum a month

Portal Bringer – maintain $100 PV a month, maintain at least 6 Pixel Wielders and generate $160,000 GV minimum a month

Worldstomper – maintain $100 PV a month

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Game Loot Network and when was it established?
Game Loot Network is a token-based mobile gaming platform founded in 2015 by Lance Baker, who serves as its President. The company is headquartered in Missouri, United States, and operates a gaming ecosystem designed around cryptocurrency tokens and affiliate compensation structures.

What compensation model changes did Game Loot Network implement?
Game Loot Network underwent multiple compensation plan revisions during its initial operational year. The updated model required affiliates to recruit "Premium Gamers," retail customers paying $10 monthly for platform access, differing from the industry-standard free-to-play model.

Why did Game Loot Network's Premium Gamer model fail?
The Premium Gamer subscription model proved unsuccessful due to market dominance of free-to-play gaming platforms. Requiring customers to pay monthly fees conflicted with prevailing mobile gaming industry

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