It's been four so far, with no updates from the team. Doesn't give much confidence and lacks any professionalism. I'd even accept an email where they apologize for not sticking to their first important deadline, and that they were working on it with an explanation on why they're behind. Are they going to manually be giving out tokens, going through each account separately? They have funds now, they should at least hire someone competent enough to handle distribution. Or even pay someone to keep us updated, for that matter.

Also, since no one seems to point out the following inconsistency: "The blockchain network starts", which is listed on the 26th... but their TestNet releases late Q4 2017. I mean what blockchain network? They don't even have one... and we don't even know if anything is even in development because their github is still empty. Again, red flags everywhere, but I'll let you guys make your own judgement from now on because I really don't care if you end up losing from this.


This is all we literally have on the code side of things:

 # HTML5-Wallet
-Wagerr HTML5 Wallet Develeopment
+Wagerr HTML5 Wallet Development

A 2 lined readme... which needed typo fixing.

I just tried to buy 21306 WGR, transferred BTC from poloniex to the wallet generated by Wagerr, after 1 hour expired I did not get anything, got screenshots to prove it, got transaction id to prove it, now what do I do? Where did my BTC go?

So the US casino industry is trying to repeal the law that prohibits sports betting in most states.  This can only be good news for all gaming sites including Wagerr without having to worry about any US government regulation if it's repealed.

https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/casinos-gaming/casino-industry-boosts-effort-to-repeal-sports-betting-ban/

Thanks for the response.  I did indeed mean unbalanced.  I have invested some in this project.  I feel the market is potentially huge.  I guess time will tell just how many markets each event will have and indeed how many events will be covered.  Will inplay betting also be on offer or is that still very much further down the pipeline.

Ok.  In a peerless bet who is responsible for setting of odds.  Would these be lifted from other "legal" sites or will Wagerr employ rafts and rafts of risk analysts, odds compilers and traders to set each market - remember each individual sporting event would have its own vast array of betting markets for each individual match.  Setting of these odds would also require some degree of local knowledge.  Idiosynchrasises such as "Team or injury news" also go a a large way in determing how odds are set.

Also, the dynamic odds situation is a tool that is used by all bookies.  It doesnt necessarily mean that the book isnt overly balanced on one side of a market. Sometimes the house just has to assume that risk.

june 25th 2017 end

About how much time will this transition time of using Wawes blockchain take? After the ICO ends on 25 June, Wawes WGR will launch, but how much till real WGR launches, approximately?

I see that we're in Round 9 today, and it looks like we'll be going into the extended rounds 11+  

I haven't seen it anywhere, but can someone confirm if the bonus structure for getting into the earlier rounds will continue?  So that Round 1 participants would get a 10% bonus, Round 2 would get 9%, and so on when Round 11 is completed.

Thanks.

Why exactly shouldn't you do it? Possible problems with escrow if needed?

Yeah.  R they going to honor the TX ID from this morning when it was at round 1 or R they going to credit/update my BTC at current round 4 level instead.   It's been over 14 hours from when I sent them an email to suppot.   R they going to resolve folks who deposited BTC, then their website crashed after we sent the BTC.  I'm not seeing my balance credited with WGR.

Can you explain, how to claim back BTC that weren't confirmed in wagerr.com?

I sent from exchange.

Thank you!

This isn't looking good for Wagerr, especially being a sportsbook.  What if it happens right before a game/match that someone plans to bet big on?  They could be losing out on some serious cash.  

For the Investors that like their odds...brilliant.
Until WAGERR came along I thought VSL was the bomb...good luck here all, I love the odds here...
Bodhi

Great, thank you for the prompt response. Reading through the white paper has definitely pushed more of my interest towards the project. I guess it doesnt really matter how you developed the algorithms for the value coupling and deflationary systems but I am assuming I will be able to review them once the open source code gets pushed to github?

I look forward to participating in the ICO tomorrow. If ETH price keeps rising the ICO will sell out pretty damn fast I am assuming haha

do we able to send BTC directly from exchange?

The value of your tokens won't half but your equity might nearly half.

So if the market valued wagerr at $15 million after the ICO, $100 worth of shares would be worth $150 if there are 200 million shares issued vs. being worth $300 if there are only a 100 million issued. So be vewwy vewwy quiet about promoting Wagerr till June 15th

I've just read through the white paper and the concept seems sound for an industry that is ripe for disruption.

My biggest remaining question is to do with marketing. As I see it, to use the network and bet you need to hold wagerr tokens. What will drive people to seek out and use wagerr over other services. Even if wagerr does provide a superior service they will need to coax users over; especially when the platform first opens.  Otherwise it will be a ghost town with no one to bet against. I'm worried it might end up like Google Plus; really good technical execution but not enough initial users and advertising.

So I guess my question boils down to how will the development team ensure that there's enough "punters" to ensure a viable product from the get go. Is the fact gamblers will always seek out the best returns/odds which wagerr can provide owing to the reduction in compliance and associated costs?  

Ayyyy there we go. Reading it now

EDIT: thanks for getting the whitepaper up... What I dont see is the POS staking rate? Can you share a little bit about that?

Since the tokens are valued at $0.05, how and when is going to be fixed the price in $ of the different supported cryptos to participate ?