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# Introduction

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"The Euro Frogs” is a collection of royalty-free NFTs that will be part of an event hosted by The Stoned Frogs, themed around the UEFA EURO 2024™️

The collection will be categorized into the **24** competing Countries, with the number of NFTs per country weighted on the current bookies odds.

Holders will receive payouts based of their teams match day outcomes (win or draw) and will receive a much larger payout should the team end up winning the UEFA EURO Final.

Each country will have **1 Captain NFT**, which will receive double payouts.

Please refer to “[NFT Count and Payout Table](/the-euro-frogs/nft-count-and-payout-table.md)” for a breakdown of the payouts per team and the count of NFTs per Country.

Each NFT will represent a ticket, which grants holders access to these SOL payouts, as part of a global cash prize pool, allocated directly from mint funds.

The Stoned Frogs have come up with the idea of this event in order to create a unique, engaging and exciting use-case for NFT’s, during one of the most anticipated sporting tournaments, watched and followed by billions around the world.

For collaborations, check out The Euro Frogs on Atlas3: <https://atlas3.io/project/the-euro-frogs>


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