Quote from: wafdawg on July 28, 2017, 06:20:53 PM

Quote from: SoyLaCasa on July 28, 2017, 06:15:11 PM

hahaha legit? Huh

Have you seen their new announcement, where they proudly say they take bets on "the fight of the century"?

have you seen the odds they offer?

At the moment:

McGregor +450, which means you get $5.50 for every $1 you bet.

Mayweather -700, which means you get $1.14 for every $1 you bet.

The house juice is already 6% with these shitty odds, and they even want to charge you extra 2% for what they call "head to head" (8% total fee), as they say, and I quote "The standard Head-to-Head fee applies (2% of the payout)."
Isn't 6% juice big enough that you need to charge extra 2%?
Head to head against who? Head to head means I should offer whatever odds I believe are fair and wait for someone to take the other side (or viceversa), not take the odds provided by the bookie. This is NOT head to head.

Where can I see how much money was offered by anyone at any given odds? Wasn't head to head meant for a user to take the complete bet from another user (according to your own whitepaper)? How can I see when I have taken someone's entire bet? Where can I see if my stake will be fully matched? What happens if it's not? What if it's too large or too short? Where can I offer a different, more attractive price for others to take?

Have you seen the user interface for this event? It's absolutely embarrassing to see a company that raised about $20M display something like that. You can make something better with wordpress for free.
You cannot even place a bet intuitively, you need to send money to an address, which changes every time odds change. So what if when I'm sending money the odds are changing? What if my stake is larger than your limit? Who takes the extra risk?

Now let's take the odds of a real bookmaker (pinnacle) that does take large bets (over $60K on mayweather, and you can repeat as many times as you want).

McGregor +526, which means you get $6.26 for every $1 you bet.

Mayweather -667, which means you get $1.15 for every $1 you bet.

Juice is 3% compared to (6+2)% from wagerr. Who on earth would chose to bet with these scammers over a trusted company which doesn't require you to buy their volatile shitty tokens?

Have you seen the odds of a real exchange, such as betfair?
1.18 and 6.6, with over $10M liquidity. How does this even compare to wagerr joke?

You clearly are not a gambler because everyone and their mother would be betting Mayweather with the dollar amounts you wrote. If Mayweather is -667 then you have to wager 667 to win 100. Clown.

I shouldn't even be answering someone so stupid like you.
Nobody is talking who you should bet on, that's up to you to decide (although you personally don't seem clever enough to decide).

-667 is better odds than -700, you smart guy Wink

As well as +526 is better than +450.

but hey, feel free to throw your money at worse odds, you clearly have no clue about this.