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Can you tell me the bookies bookmakers who offer cryptocurrency prediction markets 


Examples of what I need are shown in the screenshot

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Futuur.com and Sportsbet.io, They are not often offering about crypto prediction but I assure that they have that kind of prediction game. But the most famous game that almost with this prediction game was binary trading on rollbit.com. The prediction market that you are looking for are very old school and only few casino offering it due to lack of interest from user since crypto is very volatile.

Futuur is the first and only casino site that I know that offers what you're looking for. I do have experience playing on this site when they have promotional contest that were held here. In my opinion, their site is good though sometimes it is a little hard to navigate through the site, a bit confusing. Generally it is good and I trust them. I also was able to withdraw my winnings. You can check their thread on this section too.

Let me show you a screenshot from the OP to help make it easier for everyone to see without clicking a link
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As already said, Futuur.com and Sportsbet.io are by far the most active in offering crypto market betting, if you are interested. At least you can try some price predictions as one way for you to do a trial.

Sportsbet does offer a market but I wouldn't recommend their price betting as it's listed under their special markets and usually most of their specials only have one option plus the odds aren't tempting.

https://i.imgur.com/G3TaDfZ.png

I would just go into the derivative market. You can virtually construct any bet for less cost using certificates and derivatives I would guess.

Freebitco.in offers markets on Bitcoin and Ethereum, quite regularly -- just check out their Betting page and filter Category "Cryptocurrencies". A bit limited as they're mostly long term bets but put your bets in early and you can get quite a bit from the time multiplier. It's P2P betting. Just checked and only have monthly price bets.


Fairlay is another direct p2p betting that used to have a lot of price betting (just checked and it's empty now).

Did someone really bet with this odd so low? how would someone profit from this low odd?

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OP have you ever made a profit making these types of bets? because in my opinion it seems to be more difficult to get right, I hope it has high odds to compensate for the degree of difficulty

Knowing that it's posted under the special markets I assume there are a couple of users who will go for it since the lowest bet you could place in the site is 0.01mbtc but no one in their right mind would place a ton of money on those odds just for the sake of profiting.

I honestly think it's just for shows since that market is up there for quite some time while most of the other special markets are only available for betting within a day or two.

Sacrificing a lot of money for a low profit. Indeed, from the bet it is possible to win 98% but with odds like that only people have a lot of money can bet on so they can feel the profit. :D

I don't like the bets with very low odds. 99% of the time you will win the bet but what if any day is a bad day for you and you lose that bet?
Of course, you will invest a lot of money in this bet because the returns are low but I will never take risks with all of my money. You can't image what you feel if you lose a big amount in such bets.

Is that a fresh screenshot that you made when you constructed that post?
I looked at the Specials on Sportsbet and I can't find that market. I see Oscar winners, UK and US politics, and BBC personalities. Btw, what's the odd that the price won't be over $100k on Christmas day?

I participated in their price prediction game before and I quite like how they have that game where you bet and wait until the time runs out. Mostly months before the game ends. Luckily, I won plus futuur's withdrawal system works fast. Anyway, op is looking for a bookmakers that have prediction markets but I don't know if op will find prediction games on interesting.

I recommend Sportsbet.io and Fairlay. Won small amounts in the past betting on crypto prediction markets in these sites, but I haven't been betting on these markets recently since I shifted my focus towards other markets.

Sportsbet is the better option among them since they charge zero fees for withdrawals which is a big plus point.

Yes, I believe that was a fresh screenshot ralle14 took.
Strangely, the Bitcoin - Price prediction line is not listed under 'Specials', but rather under 'Sports Specials'?! I had to use the search function to find it. But yeah, I can't imagine anyone taking that bet with those odds.  ???

OP, try to check this thread: Topic: [ANN] DEGENS.com - The Blockchain Sports Betting Exchange (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5222499.0), If that's what you're looking for, it's important to remember.
• before you place a bet or deposit, please discuss in that thread first and ask in detail if they offer what you mean.
• investigate their reputation both here and outside, to prevent unwanted things, it's important.
• I've never bet on the DEGENS.com betting site, so don't ask me, ask them directly/the thread above.
• need additional information for you before going any further.

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Regards.

I agree with you. In gambling, good days aren't guaranteed everyday. There is still a chance that you will lose some despite having a winstreak the past few days or even weeks. After all, gambling is a game of chance - a game of probability that winning or losing isn't certain. It's a matter of luck, chance, and strategies combined altogether. Now, if you will risk your money with such low profit but could guarantee a 98% win, you could either benefit or lose. The 98% chance of winning is enticing, but if you will actually think better, the profit you will get is just too low and sacrificing your money for an almost "guaranteed win" isn't really worth it. Most especially because there's still a slim chance of losing, and once you spot on the bad timing, all your money will be gone in a snap. So I don't really advise doing this most especially if you are fond of doing all in bets. There's no guaranteed win, the house will always be at advantage than you and will always be far ahead from you. Now, what you got to do is to find a suitable website for your liking and do a background checking of their reputation. After that, check if their website can be navigated easily and if you like it well. Otherwise, find another one. There's so many sportsbooks nowadays after all.