[ANN] [ICO] Xwin – CryptoBet betting platform based on blockchain

[dspencer]

Here's one to a plentiful new year, guys!

[jimmyw]

Hm.. may be interesting project. I subscribe to this topic. Happy new year, guys!

[KathPine]

I as a person at some point studied and practiced bookmaking tools in the role of a capper I think that bookmakers have too many options how to influence the decision after the match. They have a lot of excuses and everything, just not to part with money. Therefore, smart contracts can be solved This problem is represented by XWIN CryptoBet.

You came across an interesting issue, hopefully, smart contracts and cryptocurrencies, in general, brought a quick-fix solution to this problem.

Honestly speaking, I had not thought about it before. True, an interesting problem. I'm interested in how smart contracts can solve this problem and how much time it will take.

Is it even an issue? Everything has its own specific.

How would you describe this?

[Bitcoin Marketinging]

I think you will have many competitors in the field of betting but I hope you can make a written comparison of your project to your competitors and tell us about your pros.

[KathPine]

What are you talking about? How can bookmakers influence the decision after the match? What a decision?

Of course they can't, but they can update coefficients in the real time .

what about another options? It seems pretty obvious to me

Do you mean another options for influence or not?

[dspencer]

Of course they can't, but they can update coefficients in the real time .

what about another options? It seems pretty obvious to me

Do you mean another options for influence or not?

To answer that question, you'd first have to define "other options" and the best way to do so is to provide an example.

[karasuri]

What are you talking about? How can bookmakers influence the decision after the match? What a decision?

Of course they can't, but they can update coefficients in the real time .

what about another options? It seems pretty obvious to me

Do you mean another options for influence or not?

yes. roughly speaking, how else bookmakers can keep money and deceive users?

[rajnipatel1983@gmail.com]

It is nice, betting platforms like this are usually going to be successful because a lot of people interested. I am going to join Facebook campaign

[Alstad]

The project is constantly attracting growing interest as a global audience and investors!
The project has very ambitious plans to conquer the market!

[dspencer]

Do you mean another options for influence or not?

yes. roughly speaking, how else bookmakers can keep money and deceive users?

AI does all the necessary calculations, I don't think there's a solid way to deceive users.

[marilouadrie]

I as a person at some point studied and practiced bookmaking tools in the role of a capper I think that bookmakers have too many options how to influence the decision after the match. They have a lot of excuses and everything, just not to part with money. Therefore, smart contracts can be solved This problem is represented by XWIN CryptoBet.

You came across an interesting issue, hopefully, smart contracts and cryptocurrencies, in general, brought a quick-fix solution to this problem.

To be honest, with the introduction of smart contracts, the only valid reason for bookmaker to refuse to pay would be if a match gets cancelled.

[dspencer]

I as a person at some point studied and practiced bookmaking tools in the role of a capper I think that bookmakers have too many options how to influence the decision after the match. They have a lot of excuses and everything, just not to part with money. Therefore, smart contracts can be solved This problem is represented by XWIN CryptoBet.

You came across an interesting issue, hopefully, smart contracts and cryptocurrencies, in general, brought a quick-fix solution to this problem.

To be honest, with the introduction of smart contracts, the only valid reason for bookmaker to refuse to pay would be if a match gets cancelled.

I believe, this person's concern was unwanted intervention on bookmaker's side, influencing results and offsetting coefficients.

[marilouadrie]

What are you talking about? How can bookmakers influence the decision after the match? What a decision?

Well, traditional bookmakers can simply accuse you of multi-accounting or participating in fixed-result matches without any real proof in order to strip you of your money!

[Scout Georgenson]

What are you talking about? How can bookmakers influence the decision after the match? What a decision?

Well, traditional bookmakers can simply accuse you of multi-accounting or participating in fixed-result matches without any real proof in order to strip you of your money!

It suppose to be wise decision since multi-accounting decreases chance to get a victory in bounty campaign race!

[karasuri]

Do you mean another options for influence or not?

yes. roughly speaking, how else bookmakers can keep money and deceive users?

AI does all the necessary calculations, I don't think there's a solid way to deceive users.

no, I'm talking about what there are any other methods of deception? regardless of the Xwin and their technology.

[marilouadrie]

I think you will have many competitors in the field of betting but I hope you can make a written comparison of your project to your competitors and tell us about your pros.

Having a lot of competitors is not necessarily a bad thing, as it encourages the team to improve and polish the project!

[dspencer]

AI does all the necessary calculations, I don't think there's a solid way to deceive users.

no, I'm talking about what there are any other methods of deception? regardless of the Xwin and their technology.

Well, sure. Having multiple accounts, match-fixing, changing coefficients, straight up not paying to the winners.

[Scout Georgenson]

no, I'm talking about what there are any other methods of deception? regardless of the Xwin and their technology.

I'm not sure if you've got the right topic to discuss that kind of methodology 

[marilouadrie]

I believe, this person's concern was unwanted intervention on bookmaker's side, influencing results and offsetting coefficients.

Well, they won't be able to influence results in this case without the risk of losing all of their client base, as blockchain makes all operations extremely transparent.

[dspencer]

I believe, this person's concern was unwanted intervention on bookmaker's side, influencing results and offsetting coefficients.

Well, they won't be able to influence results in this case without the risk of losing all of their client base, as blockchain makes all operations extremely transparent.

The question was how can you deceive a client in general. I showcased a few examples of how fairly redundant bookmakers can deceive clients. Kind of goes to show how much improvement there's to make to the betting system.