I doubt it's legit. The numbers are probably made up to create fomo, who knows for sure how much they have really raised?

Comparing the eth ico to this one is absurd.
Eth raised like $15m, which at the time was a lot it was a great ico because they were the first with this smart contract idea.
Tezos is nothing more than copying the idea with a couple differences I consider minor. It is similar to Lisk, but unlike Lisk the hyped ico is going to take in like 50x+ more than Lisk's did.
Would you buy a coin that had just pumped out of hype to a very high price? I wouldn't and never will, which is why i'm skipping this hyped copycat coin. $500m should be a hopeful destination for a coin like this, not a starting point.
Unlike most here, I predict a huge shakeout in crypto soon and btc price will be much less than now when Tezos hits the exchanges. This will make this overbought ico coin worth even less, because the crypto scene will be in rest mode rather than spend mode as now.

I threw in 1BTC

We'll see how it all turns out.

The major difference is technical, so Gamecredits has its own blockchain independent of other blockchains. Rustbits are assets/tokens on the Bitcoin blockchain using counterparty.

There's an ecosystem of counterparty games being developed, specifically around trading card games, and those are on the Bitcoin blockchain using counterparty. SoG cards and BCY are on the same "network" as Rustbits and our cards, so technically, they could be used in the same game. 

For games to support gamecredits natively, game developers have to code their games to talk to a gamecredit wallet/node for transactions, there's additional cost and abstraction layer needed to support it to run a node for it. On the counterparty/bitcoin system, I can easily support any token (SoG, on counterparty without having to run an additional wallet or node for it.

As an example, our Age of Rust game could support Spells of Genesis cards and Pepe Cash without having to run a wallet for each of those because they're counterparty assets. However, if the game wanted to support Gamecredits and Ethereum, we would have to run wallets/nodes for each of those cryptocurrencies.

Hi everyone!

We have yet another great AMA session in store for you. This time, we'll have Chris Horlacher, CEO of Equibit - a peer to peer equity registration and investor relations platform using blockchain technology.

Join us in #ama  on Wednesday, 1st March, 9am PST with your host @minerhead and the Equibit team. It's starting in a few hours time!

Here's the invite link to Cryptocopia slack: https://cryptocopia.herokuapp.com/ 
Be sure to get your questions ready and we'll see you guys then!