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Im confused about people being worried about it being offshore?... most of the ICO's ive seen are offshore to prevent regulation, and this one is even more important that it is offshore.

and to avoid taxes which is not legal also

I took this from official website
"The world needs Wagerr. Millions of people bet billions of Dollars every year. And when they bet on sports in the underground market,..."

this is nonsense, the company is registered in Belize offshore and offshore itself is considered "underground"

That is literally why im here... I cannot bet legally where i live. I think that is bullshit, and wagerr is offering (at least on paper as an idea) a way for me to be able to bet on sports and not have to worry about taxes.. and and third parties freezing my accounts or what have you.

I agree nothing exists other than a sales pitch but i dont know what makes you think they should have launched this from a non-offshore company. The mere fact that you think it shouldn't be launched via offshore makes me laugh a little.

Alright ,your first sentence makes sense but I wouldn't laugh instead of you
so they fear regulation , but their servers are located in the US and UK which can easily be turned off by law enforcement authorities and you can say goodbye to your coins, another nonsense

that is a good point

That it's just a couldflare protection for ddos, the real server is behind this layer but is also located in the US

I would like someone to address this. If this is the case, can't the gov't shut it down whenever they want?

Correct me if i'm wrong but aren't all the betting on Wagerr, done in the wallet? If that's the case, and the website doesn't accept any bets so there isn't a problem. If the the servers do become an issue, devs can easily find hosting elsewhere.