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Re: [ANN] [TGE] Betmatch - An Innovative Decentralized Betting Service
by
no-ice-please
on 28/12/2018, 23:46:53 UTC
There are several decentralized betting services or at least they claim to be decentralized, but how is this one innovative?
The critical invention of Betmatch is an innovative social betting system, that serves players, analysts and Betmatch itself. For players, this model gives the opportunity to significantly reduce betting commissions in comparison with traditional betting houses as well as to use proven trust-based social betting service. For analysts, it is a unique opportunity to direct and trust less monetization of their skills, influence or subscription base.

With social betting you are referring to the option that you could copy other betters choices?
Actually, that's not entirely true.You just can study predictions statistics, provided by «experts» or more experienced players and make your. bets. There will be many experts, so you can choose one which one you believe.
Please, notice that social betting network will be constructed by the users themselves. Every customer can choose one or many other users to whom he is subscribed. The subscription allows the customer to receive a service that provides sports analytics, XBM tokens in the lending mode, or other features such as premium content.


But what is the incentives for experts to share their opinions? Will they get any kind of reward for successful predictions?

On Betmatch analysts and experts will get an opportunity to direct and monetize their skills by influencing their subscription base.
The better is the record of their predictions, the more followers they get. Subscription-sellers (experts) will be able to define their own rules for subscribers - from free subscriptions up to a profit share from every successful bet of all players who are subscribed to him. They will also have an opportunity to lease out their tokens actively to subscribers in exchange for half of the commissions from the player.

Ok, but I have another question: do you think you motivate people to engage in zero sum games? Would you say that from a societal standpoint, it is more beneficial if people actually decide to produce something that delivers utility?