I'll bet you you'll make more promoting bitbet bets than doing this. That's all.
Competition is good for the market. And we think we have a unique spin on things.
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theBet.is - Beta feedback requested
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thebetis
on 01/07/2013, 23:21:28 UTC
We are soft launching a new bitcoin betting site and would love some feedback on the beta.
The basic idea is that you place a bet on a number related to some verifiable event. Should your selected number come closest to the actual number, you win.
This is a bit different than most sports or event betting in that instead of playing against the house, you're playing against the other players. The pots are awarded much the same way as all-in/side pots are in poker. This means that depending on bet amounts, multiple winners for each event can (and usually will) be paid.
Hey guys, I am quite new to bitcoins and this forum. I would like to become a part of the community. So far I've been trying everywhere to exchange my moneypak for bitcoins but no results :/. It seems that this forum is the best and most reliable for exchange. Thank you!
welcome to newbie jail.
I've seen people trading moneypak on this forum as well as on silk road. If you can't find someone to buy it here, try there.
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Re: ZeroCoin
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thebetis
on 01/07/2013, 20:23:57 UTC
Of all the ideas that have come up, I like ZeroCoin better than most. It can be built on top of the bitcoin network and that back doors "could" be built doesn't mean they will be. Back doors "could" be built into bitcoin proper, but it won't.
We just pushed out a beta site for a different kind of sports betting... basically your bet stands against everyone else, and technically every bet is a prop bet to some degree in that odds of payout are essentially set by the number of participants in the bet. Check it out and let me know what you think. thebet.is
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Re: Bitcoin Businesses and Developers, Let's Get Started!
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thebetis
on 01/07/2013, 17:25:21 UTC
I just launched a new Bitcoin based site in beta and would love to be whitelisted.
It's site where you predict a number that will occur in some event and if you are the closest, you win. We offer bonuses and promotions to people who suggest events and/or promote with our links.
I'd love feedback too if anyone does check it out.
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Re: Anybody Here Who Runs A Website Which Accepts Bitcoins?
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thebetis
on 01/07/2013, 17:22:11 UTC
I'm launching one in beta today and would love if you added a link.
It's site where you predict a number that will occur in some event and if you are the closest, you win. You can suggest your own event and make a commission as well as generate promotional links to make some coin.
I'd love feedback too if anyone does check it out.