Quote from: HCP on November 14, 2017, 02:28:45 PM

Quote from: IckyYak22871 on November 14, 2017, 01:35:01 PM

You can call it whatever you want, a service which this guy promotes is gambling, and I need to know my odds before I get into the game, and my odds directly depend on a fraction of my prize which service provider takes from me (aka a house edge).

So how would you do that with a sports betting website in a situation like this? Huh

For instance, current value on Nitrogen Sports for Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Tennessee Titans:

Pittsburgh: 1.341
Tennessee: 3.553

Nitrogen don't say "we take 5% Commission on payouts" or anything like that... They factor in a spread on the various lines...

So I guess you'd work it out the same way with Binary Balls...

If the binary balls guy shows a table with the history of bets (including current ones), that will do. This is what crypto dudes claim all the time: we are better than traditional "blah-blah", because we are so transparent. Then be transparent, or remove your claims.