Bitcoin for sale and purchase tickets?

[Ch01ce0N3]

In Russia, in 2018, exactly June will be held one of the largest sporting party in the world; football. World Cup 2018. Where millions of pairs of eyes, will concentrate his attention on every game and champion his idol country to become world champion. In fact, many people of the world came flocking to Russia to watch the game. The question is, is it possible to use bitcoin in the case of sale and purchase tickets for Football matches can be done?

[Jendral22]

If officially possible not, but if for the services of ticket brokers may exist.

[Ch01ce0N3]

yes I think so. But I suppose if one day it is done and officially acknowledged, this is very interesting.

[Steamtyme]

I'm confused as to what you mean.

BTC can be used to purchase anything, that someone is willing to sell for BTC.

If you mean on a large scale such as a ticket office, that would be up to the business to accept BTC as a form of payment.

[Pursuer]

bitcoin is not considered a currency by the Russian government (I think they consider it as a commodity but I am not sure) so I do not think something huge like World Cup in Russia is going to accept payments in bitcoin for the tickets they sell. if this was in another country that has already accepted bitcoin as a currency such as Japan you can be sure that they will accept bitcoin as payment as we will see in 2 years (?) when the Olympics starts there.

[hefjor]

In Russia, in 2018, exactly June will be held one of the largest sporting party in the world; football. World Cup 2018. Where millions of pairs of eyes, will concentrate his attention on every game and champion his idol country to become world champion. In fact, many people of the world came flocking to Russia to watch the game. The question is, is it possible to use bitcoin in the case of sale and purchase tickets for Football matches can be done?

I dont know bro if the organizer told that they are accepting bitcoin as a purchasing tickets there is possibility we all know that russia one of the biggest bitcoin user and most icos is came from them.

[Husen Alikhsan]

I think bitcoin can not be considered as a currency by the Russian government but I think they just think of it as a commodity, but I'm not sure. So I do not think something very big like the world cup will receive payment in bitcoin to pay for the tickets they sell. If this is in another country already receive bitcoin as japanese currency and you can be sure that they receive bitcoin as payment as we will see in the next 2 years when the world olympics are there. Thanks

[godfredmanu]

It is possible to set up a service for the planning team to accept bitcoins for purchase, but all come to play depends on the view the government of Russia have on cryptocurrency. If it will be willing to accept it ,then is possible.

[bigmaster23]

it is also possible to exchange your bitcoin to local fiat money and buy ticket for the football, if you mean buy ticket via bitcoin depends on country to country city to city if they accept bitcoin as a transparent money, you can also check out their website the one held the football game and contact their support if they accepting bitcoin to buy tickets.

[Reid]

Bitcoin is a currency so why not.
Buy you cannot buy directly. You will need to transact with a third party to buy it. Someone or a company who is willing to accept bitcoin as payment in exchange for them buying it with whatever payment system the ticketing wants.
I bet it will be expensive and also they will add some payments for that including conversions and risks of accepting bitcoin.

[imagine313]

indeed there is no shade purchasing tickets with bitcoin, but if the transaction is done by individuals I think it is possible because the transaction is easier without having to go through a difficult bureaucracy like queuing at the counter

[iellai]

Maybe one day Russian government will acknowledge and make it be used in tickets selling and purchasing. There is a possibility in the future

[Steamtyme]

Original thought

bitcoin is not considered a currency by the Russian government (I think they consider it as a commodity but I am not sure) so I do not think something huge like World Cup in Russia is going to accept payments in bitcoin for the tickets they sell. if this was in another country that has already accepted bitcoin as a currency such as Japan you can be sure that they will accept bitcoin as payment as we will see in 2 years (?) when the Olympics starts there.

Essentially Plaigiarism

I think bitcoin can not be considered as a currency by the Russian government but I think they just think of it as a commodity, but I'm not sure. So I do not think something very big like the world cup will receive payment in bitcoin to pay for the tickets they sell. If this is in another country already receive bitcoin as japanese currency and you can be sure that they receive bitcoin as payment as we will see in the next 2 years when the world olympics are there. Thanks

Just putting this together to submit a report to MODS.

[Ahmadarwani56]

I agree that bitcoin as a tool to sell it to buy a ticket because it can relieve a large amount to ticket sales .and not just the ticket,able to.....

[19nataliya12]

The owner of the Dallas Mavericks basketball club Mark Cuban has just written in his microblogging that from the next season it will be possible to purchase tickets for NBA matches using bitcoin.

[Lorna111]

The owner of the Dallas Mavericks basketball club Mark Cuban has just written in his microblogging that from the next season it will be possible to purchase tickets for NBA matches using bitcoin.

The idea is good, but it is always dependent upon the issue on the Event Manager if they will allow the purchase of tickets using Bitcoin transaction, even the Government Regulation on the place, Russian Government still looking into the Regulation of Bitcoin trading in the market or other Business establishment. Lets, hope that they will allow the purchase of tickets for such event using the Bitcoin.

[Kakmakr]

Their Official site says, " All major Credit cards, PayPal and in some countries, Direct Bank transfers are accepted. " So NO, Bitcoin is not listed as one of the payment methods. I see some of the matches is almost sold out.  

I figure a lot of tickets will become available on the Black markets and these guys might accept Bitcoin as a payment option. In many of these events there are a lot of fake tickets sold, so be very careful.  

[sungaiyangderas]

I do not think anything very big like the world cup will receive a payment in bitcoin to pay for the tickets they sell. If this is in another country already accept bitcoin as Japanese currency and you can be sure that they accept bitcoin as payment as we will see.

[ninis45]

Their Official site says, " All major Credit cards, PayPal and in some countries, Direct Bank transfers are accepted. " So NO, Bitcoin is not listed as one of the payment methods. I see some of the matches is almost sold out. 

I figure a lot of tickets will become available on the Black markets and these guys might accept Bitcoin as a payment option. In many of these events there are a lot of fake tickets sold, so be very careful. 

Unfortunately ..... because bitcoin still can not be used to buy tickets when bitcoin can be used this will help increase the price of bitcoin

[krixi]

As far as I know, in Russia I forbid BTC activities, so I thought there was no BTC ticket