It seems like blockchain betting is here? or almost here,,
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convoysur-2
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convoysur-2
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i wonder will something like this be able to replace betfair in all the countries it has left-been banned from ?
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northbound
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And another....
https://wagerr.com
With this, it looks like you can also join the network and get a share of the profits.
"The most straightforward way to “be the house” is by operating an Oracle Masternode, a network component (or consensus agent) that earns half of Wagerr’s service fees for performing bookkeeping services"
https://wagerr.com
With this, it looks like you can also join the network and get a share of the profits.
"The most straightforward way to “be the house” is by operating an Oracle Masternode, a network component (or consensus agent) that earns half of Wagerr’s service fees for performing bookkeeping services"
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northbound
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Well, if I'm not mistaken, on Wagerr in due course users will be able to bet against each other. Their website says: "The blockchain mediates bets between two players taking opposite sides on upcoming sporting events. The fee for an executed contract is 2% of the payout."
With regards to creating their own currency, don't call it currency, call it tokens. It's similar to what you do in a casino, where you exchange cash for tokens (chips), bet with them, then convert them to cash.