First things first, will you be accepting bitcoin payments? If the answer is no, there is no point to be here at all. Many people get good odds online with sort of anonymous bets and without having to worry about legal stuff. Taking this into consideration, I doubt anyone would like to go offline betting. Moreover, I don't see this working out smoothly even if you accepted bitcoin payments.

Anybody looking for the exact tweet, there you go: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1034483462235975681 This tweet is causing a wave over all the crypto related forums. I don't know what's the big deal.

From the looks of it, he is just being sarcastic. Elon Musk isn't the kind of personality to adapt to an existing system. You know, if he comes up with his own crypto, millions will be invested into it and it would actually be used in the real world unlike others.

You shouldn't send it to me because it is kind of confidential, isn't it? Once your website is completed, the first thing you gotta upload is your white-paper.

If the team value keeps decreasing, someday, eventually they will hit the bottom along with my investments correct? I believe these are virtual teams, the games are virtual and highly manipulative. Assuring fairness in this scenario will be a bit complex. Anyway, these are just my rough guesses, maybe your white-paper will tell more.

Do you have anything implemented yet apart from just an idea? There is literally no base for us to give you a feedback without seeing the website/white-paper. Also, that market is quite saturated and we see a new smart contract based sports betting stuff here every week. I'm not demotivating you but it is something you should consider while developing your project. Launch the website/whiate-paper soon as you can.

As you can notice, their account and (yours) is already tagged for the same purpose by a DT member. Bumping this thread every time he does similar to your thread isn't going to make any difference.

On a side note: You should stop selling illegal keys too.

Yes, most of them have started with a huge bankroll and have invested massive amounts in promotions and marketing. I wouldn't consider your project as total gamble.

Ideas come and go, the only implementation is all that counts. If you are really passionate about the idea, validate it from a few friends and see if you can go about implementing it. A great idea cannot sell without a market for it. You don't even know if your idea has a market yet.

The real question is, do they have even 2% of the bitcoin gambling market? How many people even play on these sites? From what I have seen, there projects are more into ICO funding than actual gambling. I wouldn't take them as serious gambling projects.

They don't have a market now? I don't see them going anywhere in the future either.

Yes, after a certain point bragging becomes shilling. Beginners luck just like the usual 'luck' is just a hypothetical concept with no scientific evidence. I have trie to play too many luck related things for the first time and I didn't win a single time.

Gambling is the same since the day you start and the day you go broke. There is no magic in between.

Why would you use them they literally have no reputation around? How did you come across them? Have you taken off your website from their servers yet? Please use vpsservers.com or some other reputed bitcoin hosts. I don't find their information on bitcointalk, can you? Do they even accept payments in bitcoins?

That totally depends on the website. I don't think blockchain.com gives that provision because before giving you the access to their API, the check your website manually and allow requests from the same origin I guess. You can't use the same API key validated for one website on others. I could be wrong though.

What is a 'sports trading'? Do you mean sports betting? If I was you, I'd probably elaborate a bit more to convince why it's safe to invest in your idea. The project is not something you'd get up and running in a couple of bitcoins.

It's unfair that the site had to block a user for doing whatever the fuck he wanted with his monies. How much money on his account was locked up? Either way, signing up petitions isn't going to make a big difference. If a lot of players on that website feel the same about the situation, they should discontinue playing there. As easy as it sounds and not like there aren't better options around.

And that is just the estimation of bitcointalk posting. Bounties are massively spammed over Facebook/Twitter/Medium accounts as well. I'm pretty sure they would have 100's of social media accounts to make the most out of bounties. This is hilarious! Can't believe they have started a company for bounty whoring!

It might not work out. Even if you get the loan, the bitcoin rates fluctuate and it might be a hit or miss for you. If you are lent x amount in BTC while paying back if the terms say you're supposed to pay the x back, the final value in $$ might not be the same. Banks offer much better loan options for Real Estate collaterals.

There isn't. They couldn't sustain for long given the amount of scammers in the market.

The maximum amount your car would be sold for is (According to https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/l-Used-2012-Nissan-Altima-c22935#listing=216564660): $8000. I don't know what condition your card is in but let's assume you somehow get around $20k for the car that is about 3BTC? Is that amount enough to fund your project? Anway, considering the collateral terms, you'd get around 1.5BTC if you fulfill the 120% criteria. Bitcointalk isn't the right place for you bud, visit your local dealer as suggested above.

Yes like I said there are articles and fancy media coverage but the industry isn't just ready yet.

That makes sense! But again the authority who is allowed to change the data must be verifiable publicly otherwise false data could also be updated.It isn't easy as it sounds to be honest.

Why do you think anyone should do this for free? You are backed by a fortune 500 company and yet you can't afford to pay people for the work? Please update the thread with the payment details so interested candidates take your thread seriously.

Bitcointalk isn't a free market for finding crypto related talent.

FYI, they are the worst thing happened to bitcoin sports-betting scene. They are a well-planned scam running multiple scam gambling projects. Anyway, OP there is a huge scope for sports betting projects as long as you have the right talent to market it. It's not just limited to good UI or fair anymore, people are more concerned with support, speed, and anonymity. Observer the existing sites to figure out what they lack, you can take those negatives to plan your project accordingly.

Can you quote any real-life examples of the same? There are a lot of news and media coverage but have you ever come across a real-life hospital putting any of their processes on blockchain yet?

Patient data should be mutable man! What if the patient suffered a condition in the past that he doesn't suffer anymore? The data should be updated. Yes, we don't have to replace the previous record but definitely, need to update it.

Can you by any chance discuss the details/sample of this license publicly? Does this involves paying tax to the respective country's system? What is the validity of these licenses? By any chance do casinos running on this license are allowed to request personal identification documents?