Quote from: Kakmakr on Today at 11:31:33 AM

Quote from: leovalrianovich on Today at 10:03:23 AM

Here I'm posting the video with my stream (left side) compared with the betting site (polish local site, but it could be any other bookie that you want).

https://streamable.com/huh58f

The fee for access to my stream is 600€ and you pay only once and you have it until tournament ends. So probably not that soon.

Explain to me how this is going to give you the advantage over the streaming that are done on the betting site? Also, why a person sitting at the match, cannot just stream the video from his phone? (If you can beat the betting site with a couple of seconds, then it would be worth the value of the ticket to have a person sitting there and video calling you) Roll Eyes

I know some of these tournaments does not allow spectators at some of these venues at the moment, but that will soon change. I would also bribe an "employee" at the venue to stream for me, if it was really worth it. Wink

Please give more details.

Hey, this is a good point. Let me explain.

At the first, streaming by your own is not worth, why? Because when you are on the venue you can "easily" use that advantage by yourself if you are prepared (accounts, bankroll, etc). You play by your own when you see the score (if the point goes to the player A you stake point for player A). This is called "courtsiding" and it's common or used to be common before covid.

Second thing is that, this offer is for Table Tennis. Now you cannot go to the venue but you can use the stream. You see the player A got a point you stake the player A for game, for set, for anything you want or anything you can stake on your bookie.

Bribing the employee is not a clue, because technically on 99% streams you cannot get any advantage, because of coded delay.

Here I have opportunity to deliver non-delayed stream but for now only for this tournament, nothing else. If there will be another tournament from Tennis I would offer it, but they are not playing now.

It's simple as that.