Title: WorldWinner
Content:  Worldwinner was founded in 1999 in Newton, Massachusetts by Alex Bloom (formerly Saidakovsky), Alex Ganelis, and Daniil Utin, raising over $17 million from leading venture capital firms, including HarbourVest Partners and Benchmark Capital. WorldWinner launched on August 17, 2000 as the first online gaming destination allowing participants to compete in skill-based tournaments for real-money winnings. The company established partnerships with leading casual games sites, including Yahoo!, EA, Pogo, iWon, PAX TV, WildTangent, and Shockwave. By 2002, WorldWinner was hosting more than two million tournaments per month, with more than $100,000 in daily cash winnings. From 2000 to 2004, WorldWinner reported 
Title: WorldWinner
Content:  WorldWinner is a cross-platform, skill-based games community that operates competitive cash tournaments for web, mobile web, and mobile (iOS and Android) platforms. Games include Solitaire Rush, Wheel of Fortune, SCRABBLE Cubes, and Two Dots. In 2018, WorldWinner launched Angry Birds Champions, the official cash tournament version of Rovio Entertainment's Angry Birds. WorldWinner is based in Boston, Massachusetts, United States and operates under the Game Show Network’s GSN Games division.
Title: Winner (card game)
Content:  Winner is a card game similar to the game President, the game Big Two, and other shedding games. It is the game from which Tien Len and other similar games are derived.
Title: WorldWinner
Content:  revenue increase of 2,386 percent, earning the number six spot on the Technology Fast 50 for New England. During that time, Saidakovsky, Ganelis, and Utin obtained a patent for their tournament technology. By 2004, WorldWinner had over 14 million registered players worldwide, hosting more than four million tournaments and awarding millions of dollars in prizes every month. In March 2006, WorldWinner was acquired by FUN Technologies and merged with SkillJam into WorldWinner, dropping the SkillJam brand. In December 2007, Liberty Media acquired FUN Technologies in a transaction valuing the company at $484 million. As a result of the acquisition, WorldWinner 
Title: WorldWinner
Content:  with the Liberty-owned Game Show Network, and FUN Technologies was discontinued as a brand. WorldWinner rebranded to GSN Cash Games in 2013. The company also launched its mobile web offering (GSN Cash Games Mobile) in 2014, allowing players to compete in cash tournaments on mobile devices. In 2017, GSN Cash Games re-branded back to WorldWinner, simultaneously launching a cash tournament version of Solitaire TriPeaks, based on the Solitaire TriPeaks app by GSN Games. In July 2017, WorldWinner launched its iOS app, followed by Android in May 2018. As of June 2018, WorldWinner is no longer available in the EU.
Title: Everjoice Win
Content:  Win is based in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Title: WorldWinner
Content:  WorldWinner hosts different types of cash tournaments with varying player pools, prize pools, entry fees, and difficulty level. WorldWinner also offers free Warm-Up tournaments.
Title: WorldWinner
Content:  WorldWinner's portfolio includes online and mobile games based on popular card games, puzzle games, word games, board games, TV game show games, arcade games, and match-three games.
Title: The World Children's Winners Games
Content:  The World Children's Winners Games (Всемирные детские игры победителей) better known as The Winners games are international sports competitions for young cancer survivors. The project was launched by the Podari Zhizn Foundation in 2010. Since 2018 regional stages of the Winners Games are held not only in Russia but in other countries as well.
Title: Winburg
Content:  electing to establish the town in its current position, on what was then the farm Waaifontein ("windy spring"), owned by Jacobus de Beer. Legend has it that the new town was named Wenburg ("victory town") to commemorate this, and holds that the site nominated by the losers is today still called Mompeling ("muttering"). Alternative explanations suggest the name commemorates the 1837 Voortrekker victory over the Ndebele. Prior to 1843 Winburg formed part of the Boer Republic of Natalia (Port Natal, Pietermaritzburg). Following the British annexation of Natal in 1843, Winburg became the first capital of the Voortrekker republic of the Orange Free State. Winburg was granted municipal status in 1872, by which time the capital had 

Question: What is Winner the capital of?
Answer: Tripp County.
Tripp County, South Dakota.