Mobile Global Esports files first provisional patent for PUHZL

Mobile Global Esports (MGAM) announced the filing of its first provisional patent application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The filing, titled “Dynamic Profile Generation and Contextual Inference”, introduces the foundational technology powering PUHZL – a platform designed to curate real-world behavioral signals into actionable, domain-specific intelligence. PUHZL’s AI engine is being tailored to live inside Dominus Sports, MGAM’s flagship fantasy sports experience – but here, it does more than enhance gameplay. It helps define it. Dominus allows users to run an entire sports franchise – not just pick players and play category and rotisserie point leagues like traditional fantasy sports. From scouting international prospects, drafting prospects in the first-year player draft, real-life contracts, free agency, and negotiating trades to managing rosters and setting strategy, users operate like real-world managers, GMs, and owners in a full 145-game season where every game, a nine-inning box score is rendered off real baseball events. Teams go head-to-head and battle for real cash prizes. Every decision an owner makes matters, and PUHZL will observe every interaction: how users build their team, how they think, what risks they take, what patterns they favor. Over time, PUHZL begins to learn the unique behavioral fingerprint of each team owner – and eventually, users can allow PUHZL to take over selected tasks. Lineup setting, trade negotiations, talent scouting – PUHZL doesn’t just automate them; it replicates the user’s style. The user remains in control, but the AI becomes an extension of their thinking – a co-manager that acts as they would.