# Requirements

Your game must meet a few requirements to go live with Triumph.

## Skill Based

To integrate with Triumph, your game must be predominatly "skill based," meaning that players' exert skill to achieve better results. Games like Chess and Tetris are skill based, while games like Roulette and Bingo are not.&#x20;

To determine whether your game is skill based, ask yourself:&#x20;

1. Do players improve over time? This is a key marker of a skill game.
2. Does randomness significantly influence gameplay results? Randomness should have minimal impact on a game's outcome.&#x20;
3. Are there differing game strategies that lead to different results?&#x20;

## Apple Business Developer Account

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If you'd like to avoid creating your own Apple Business Developer Account and Apple Payment Processing, which will drastically simplify your integration, Triumph will be happy to publish your game on your behalf.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

You must have an Apple Business Developer Account to go live with Triumph. Note: this is different than a personal business developer account, and will require you to have a legal US entity under your name. For instructions on how to set up an Apple Business Developer Account, go [here](/requirements/apple-business-developer-account.md).

## Does my Game Qualify?

If you have any questions about these requirements, and whether your game is eligible, please contact <legal@triumpharcade.com>.


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