What p2p games will you play?

[bittraffic]

If you have noticed recently there was promotion about the P2P betting site related to binary trading (BETLLER.IO) it was stopped already and I guess only few are playing against each other. I have not see other p2p gambling sites but what sort of games do you think will work for p2p that you think you will play?

[harizen]

I haven't seen yet a P2P betting with the subject about binary trading or anything related to economics and market movements that become a success in the long-run or maybe I just missed those since I'm not really into that. We can assume that gamblers are not that interested at all to do a P2P form of betting at this type of betting game.

Generally, this form of betting is more appropriate in sports betting or strategy-based games such as chess or some board games, card games, RPG games or something along those lines.

There are no specific games that I would like to play in a P2P form of betting. If there's one and it got my attention, likely I will consider playing on that.

[hello_good_sir]

I actually thought that Betller had a real go at tapping into the p2p markets, but apparently it didn't fare well.

The main downfall of the majority of p2p betting sites are
a) their lack of liquidity, which means that people can't bet on impulse, which is why traditional casinos are so popular - the house is ALWAYS willing to take on your bet
and b) the house edge is reflected directly in a form of a cut, which people don't seem to like.

Anyhow, combining these two factors means that people with serious money won't ever visit these sites to play. Only games that fully address these two above criteria will ever succeed.

[passwordnow]

Generally, this form of betting is more appropriate in sports betting or strategy-based games such as chess or some board games, card games, RPG games or something along those lines.

I have thought of card games and sportsbetting quickly upon reading the question. And we knew it that poker is one of it and the system that most sportsbook does is like that.
I want to see more of an RPG game which have its own gambling platform for P2P bets and accepts crypto.

[milewilda]

I actually thought that Betller had a real go at tapping into the p2p markets, but apparently it didn't fare well.

The main downfall of the majority of p2p betting sites are
a) their lack of liquidity, which means that people can't bet on impulse, which is why traditional casinos are so popular - the house is ALWAYS willing to take on your bet
and b) the house edge is reflected directly in a form of a cut, which people don't seem to like.

Anyhow, combining these two factors means that people with serious money won't ever visit these sites to play. Only games that fully address these two above criteria will ever succeed.

Just like what happened on Betinance as well where these option like p2p betting doesnt seem look attractive to gamblers.If i were to say it is much more better to trade rather than
tying up trading to gambling.Predicting prices would be good if they do just directly made up on a specific platform not on a betting site. Do you agree? Your sentiments are indeed valid and precise.

[hello_good_sir]

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Just like what happened on Betinance as well where these option like p2p betting doesnt seem look attractive to gamblers.If i were to say it is much more better to trade rather than
tying up trading to gambling.Predicting prices would be good if they do just directly made up on a specific platform not on a betting site. Do you agree? Your sentiments are indeed valid and precise.

Yeah, I would say that a lot of traders who are interested in leveraging their investments are already able to do so on margin trading platforms such as Bitmex, which have much higher liquidity and up to 100x leverage.

If they were indeed interested in this form of financial gambling, there is no reason to use a platform like Betller when there are much better alternatives around.

With that said, there is probably room for a lot of p2p sportsbooks to exist and thrive, as demonstrated by the success of Fairlay and others.

[Diced90]

If you have noticed recently there was promotion about the P2P betting site related to binary trading (BETLLER.IO) it was stopped already and I guess only few are playing against each other. I have not see other p2p gambling sites but what sort of games do you think will work for p2p that you think you will play?

I would definitely like to see more P2P Hold 'em poker, there are too sites offering this right now.

Would also be nice to see a P2P dice game, where several people throw dice and whoever gets the highest score wins the pot. I don't think I've seen a site offering a game like this despite it being pretty easy to implement.

Also, it would be sweet if a platform could make a P2P version of crash, seems like it could easy to add on given how the game works.

[magneto]

I wouldn't say that Betller is a complete failure - they had an interesting concept (going back to secondstrade days) and actually had quite good customer service and responsiveness compared to other BTC p2p gambling sites.

They just need to refine their product though.

I imagine that p2p products will only be attractive to players if/when there is some degree of house involvement. I.e., the house can match bets if there are nobody else taking the bet within 10 mins, etc.

[Wexnident]

Probably card games, strategy games. Mostly strategic ones. But honestly, it isn't suitable for gambling as a p2p game. If they made it as a tournament format with some kind of entry fee, it might go well, but as a p2p gambling feature, it isn't that attractive.

Houses probably need to fix their implementation of the p2p feature before it becomes a successful breakthrough though. That's mostly the problem with most p2p, and any other fix should be done only after that is resolved. As for other problems, I'd say they need to check how it goes after the fix with the house before looking for others though.

[Darker45]

If you have noticed recently there was promotion about the P2P betting site related to binary trading (BETLLER.IO) it was stopped already and I guess only few are playing against each other. I have not see other p2p gambling sites but what sort of games do you think will work for p2p that you think you will play?

If it is about binary trading, I wouldn't get myself involved in it. I'd rather do it on an exchange. Well, that is still like gambling in a way, although with a much more dependable liquidity as compared to a P2P betting site.

There are many gambling games that could actually be played P2P with a lot of fun. I don't know why it didn't get much attention and support. Poker, for example, is a good game played P2P. Other board games, simple games, and strategy-oriented games are fine as well. You could play the old school games such as heads or tail and Rock, Paper, and Scissor. Chess has been mentioned already. We could also have 8-balls pool.

[Janation]

Card games and maybe poker will be really popular.

But I do agree that I want to play a RPG. I am not a fan of strategic games and other card games so RPG and poker would be my vote. I think other people would be interested in that too.

[BlackFor3st]

If you have noticed recently there was promotion about the P2P betting site related to binary trading (BETLLER.IO) it was stopped already and I guess only few are playing against each other. I have not see other p2p gambling sites but what sort of games do you think will work for p2p that you think you will play?

So far, I have played only P2P in poker as I usually gamble in poker in my free time but with regards to binary trading site like Betller I haven't tried it so far.

But if I have plenty of free time in the future, I would love to venture to another type of betting especially if they have P2P games as it is very exciting on how you are going to beat your opponent. I ventured Bettler a little as I am curious on how I can play to it and it seems that it is very easy to play, It is only high or low basing the base price of bitcoin with a certain time limit like 5 minutes.

[ralle14]

Something that's fast paced and easy to play would work, one hard part in making p2p gambling games succeed is to have active players or games up for most of the time so new users would be able to try them.

I imagine that p2p products will only be attractive to players if/when there is some degree of house involvement. I.e., the house can match bets if there are nobody else taking the bet within 10 mins, etc.

Bitdouble did this when they had coinflips on their site, bots would automatically create games and wait for users to match their bets. Unfortunately they closed down after having issues with their site.

[iamsheikhadil]

I would love skilled games over luck, like how about 8 Ball pool? Or chess or carrom. I would really love to bet my money against another player's skills with my skills as that would be a real game which wouldn't stand on just basis of pure luck.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

If you have noticed recently there was promotion about the P2P betting site related to binary trading (BETLLER.IO) it was stopped already and I guess only few are playing against each other. I have not see other p2p gambling sites but what sort of games do you think will work for p2p that you think you will play?

Strictly board games like checkers, Scrabble and some card games. Those are the peer2peer games I'm mostly familiar with and can play with an assurance of winning 99% of the time surfer the game is free and fair. Still don't understand why peer2peer games hasn't become a household name in the gambling industry most especially within the cryptocurrency gambling enthusiast.

Personally I prefer this kind of games to the usual in the casino, offline within my peers we engage with this kind of games and place bets which can be in a form of a tournament or each games are been bet on, where the winner wins the initial bet while others can bet on who's likely to win.

[abel1337]

If you have noticed recently there was promotion about the P2P betting site related to binary trading (BETLLER.IO) it was stopped already and I guess only few are playing against each other. I have not see other p2p gambling sites but what sort of games do you think will work for p2p that you think you will play?

Am I the only one thinking that the binary trading betting site is a wise idea that I would play it over days, The only thing they missed is the traffic and the players they would have encouraged to play, It is a good gambling site but it awfully decline every time I play before so I stopped. That's the start of my love on playing p2p gambling site, I would like to try a new gambling site with new Ideas on a p2p battle, I played gambling once in a while now and trying to beat the house edge is some sort of boring to play with.

I've seen some p2p gambling games before, I remember a racing game before a p2p game, But the structure of the game is bad that I would not play it. Hoping that someone will make a p2p gambling site with a lot of traffic, Traffic is the one needed on that kind of gambling site.

[amishmanish]

For P2P games to be successful, they'd have to be much more engaging in terms of the gaming experience. Betting is not a gaming experience. Its more about the individual's adrenaline rush coming from putting something on stake for an instantaneous reward.

P2P on the other hand needs to be about the rush of winning over another human player or even a bot if the game lends itself to a fair enough algorithm. The rush of winning also comes from the game experience itself like in the visually and mentally engaging online strategy games like DoTA, WoW or fight games like Mortal Kombat. If you can wager on the outcome and call that P2P betting, it'd be fine. Other than that, P2P feels redundant against normal betting systems.

[bering]

For p2p game i think the most often to played for me is poker but besides that i have been several times playing other games instead of poker such as paper, rock and scissor game but i think the most favourite for p2p game for me is poker

[magneto]

Something that's fast paced and easy to play would work, one hard part in making p2p gambling games succeed is to have active players or games up for most of the time so new users would be able to try them.

I imagine that p2p products will only be attractive to players if/when there is some degree of house involvement. I.e., the house can match bets if there are nobody else taking the bet within 10 mins, etc.

Bitdouble did this when they had coinflips on their site, bots would automatically create games and wait for users to match their bets. Unfortunately they closed down after having issues with their site.

Yep.

I find that a lot of csgo gambling sites are extremely popular, and are mostly p2p oriented. Yet bitcoin counterparts that offer the same types of games struggle.

It honestly comes down to somewhat of a foul play by the house - I wouldn't doubt that over half of the more popular csgo gambling sites either had insiders betting on coinflips or had bots join them when nobody else would, essentially bridging the liquidity gap.

Of course, there's a conflict of interest there and it's hard to justify. But punters find this attractive, some how.

Also, the game mode is extremely important - something like coinflips are extremely popular while something like binary options that takes a while and is relatively slow doesn't fare as well.

[Ucy]

If you have noticed recently there was promotion about the P2P betting site related to binary trading (BETLLER.IO) it was stopped already and I guess only few are playing against each other. I have not see other p2p gambling sites but what sort of games do you think will work for p2p that you think you will play?

I'll probably spend more time on those that I can learn skills or experiences I can apply in real life.

Every casino should probably allow PvP gambling too... They could have platforms where those interested in PvP can play. It sounds more reasonable to combine popular types of gambling with PvP. This is probably how players who are interested in PvP gambling can find many interesting players to  play with peer-to-peer.
I think I would play games that are related to what I am most interested in that earn me a living.