Do you ever bet on SRL events?

[kryptqnick]

I've known about simulated reality matches for a while now, but they weren't of interest to me until I once noticed that the odds can be more attractive there than on the real match. So I've placed my first SRL bet today just to have a start:

I think such events gained some popularity when the real matches barely occurred, but are they popular nowadays? Have you ever placed a bet on one? Would you consider them more "pure" than the real matches since they account for many factors and then let the program to its thing rather than rely on real people playing in out in the field?

[tyKiwanuka]

Never placed a bet on something like that and wouldn't recommend to do so

Ask yourself this question: What can I do to be able to beat this market ? Is there even a chance to beat this market, when a machine calculates the outcome and you don't know how this is done ? And if you (or everyone) knew how it is done, where is the point in a bookie offering such bets ?

I am not a fan of Casinos, but you are better off spending your money there, because you will lose less

[avikz]

I think such events gained some popularity when the real matches barely occurred, but are they popular nowadays? Have you ever placed a bet on one? Would you consider them more "pure" than the real matches since they account for many factors and then let the program to its thing rather than rely on real people playing in out in the field?

That's interesting! How the winner of such a game is decided? Is it by the algorithm of the casino or something else? Are they Provably fair?

I would still doubt that these matches a more "pure" than the actual playground but we need to understand how the match winner is decided! Can you suggest a website where I can fetch more info of such games?

[RapTarX]

I have seen such bet option earlier but have never tried because I don't know how this works actually? Can you put some light? Nevertheless, placing bet on IPL matches are uncertain most of the times as any team may win; no sure bet is there in fact; then how would I bet on match which outcome even doesn't depend on the team effort? I guess it's very risky to place bet on such matches and I will never consider betting on  such matches.

[Saint-loup]

I've known about simulated reality matches for a while now, but they weren't of interest to me until I once noticed that the odds can be more attractive there than on the real match. So I've placed my first SRL bet today just to have a start:

I think such events gained some popularity when the real matches barely occurred, but are they popular nowadays? Have you ever placed a bet on one? Would you consider them more "pure" than the real matches since they account for many factors and then let the program to its thing rather than rely on real people playing in out in the field?

Thank you for this thread I didn't know this kind of bets.
How does it work? Is there a score? Is there some goals?  
Matches are performed independently from the bookmaker?

[dothebeats]

This is kinda trippy to bet on tbh. There's no guarantee that the simulated game is 100% not rigged on the favor of the lesser-volume bet. You won't know how they are coming up with such moves on the players, the teams, and all of the aspects involved in a game. Personally I think SRL should only exist as a form of entertainment and not something that could be bet on. Think of it as the 'alternate universe' of your favorite sports and your favorite teams, wherein the underdogs become the favorites and vice-versa.

[ralle14]

I used to see these simulated reality games being offered a lot of times when there's less games to bet on but I never give in to them. The way I view these matches is like similar to virtual horse racing the experience isn't the same.

How does it work? Is there a score? Is there some goals? 

To make it simple it's like sports betting but with bots on both sides. I'm not sure if you're able to watch but I know you can follow it once the game starts there's a live score you can track.

[Darker45]

I have already heard of this and that there are also available odds offered for betting. But I have never spent a minute on getting to know it more. As it is, it does not really attract me. I honestly don't know how to weigh on the available odds and on what bases would I be doing it. I mean, these are simulations. In other words, programmed, right? Is fairness in simulated games guaranteed?

[maydna]

I never bet on what you did, so I don't know if that bet is popular now or people search for the other bet or are playing their favourite gambling games. I would not say that game are pure or real matches because I don't know much about them. If you are interested in that game, you can play that game, but you should be careful to play on that game. You need to search for more information about the game, and if that match is not real, you better to leave the game as soon as possible because you will not have a bigger chance to win.

[Xxmodded]

Never bet on this match with simulated reality matches because I think this website procedure and you will not win anymore, many people not see when getting live match and seeing have any match but now see above with simulated reality matches. Your bet is nothing how ever choose favorite club because this running by them and not playing well like real match and we can watch which one team win. I know many people not really when betting because they think is real match.

[kryptqnick]

Never placed a bet on something like that and wouldn't recommend to do so

Ask yourself this question: What can I do to be able to beat this market ? Is there even a chance to beat this market, when a machine calculates the outcome and you don't know how this is done ? And if you (or everyone) knew how it is done, where is the point in a bookie offering such bets ?

I am not a fan of Casinos, but you are better off spending your money there, because you will lose less

In terms of losing money, I think what really matters is how much a person spends on certain activities rather than what one actually does. So it can be betting on sports, SRL, playing slots or crash. I don't spend much money on gambling, but I'm okay spending a bit and sometimes losing a bit.

For those asking about how this works: Game devs are putting lots of data about the real teams into their program and then run a simulation at a scheduled time (I believe it's even possible to watch them online on a website like this). They offer odds to the bookies, which then allow to bet on the outcomes of such events. Sportsbet.io offers betting on some SRL games, that's where I placed my bet. In terms of it being provably fair, I actually had the same question, but I think they are not (and I'm not sure it's even possible to make them so). Then again, I don't think they are a scam.

[Vaskiy]

This means the teams winning will be associated with the program along with the data and statistics thats been feed to the system. This is same as going for a random selection of odds in a real match. This is something a new form of access to sports betting, and here it'll succeed only if the reason and detailing is done to conclude the winner as a particular team.

[nikola22]

SRL matches gained some popularity when the most football leagues suspended their championships. gamblers just hadn't any matches to bet. but when the championships resumed the popularity of SRL went down.

[OgNasty]

I've known about simulated reality matches for a while now, but they weren't of interest to me until I once noticed that the odds can be more attractive there than on the real match. So I've placed my first SRL bet today just to have a start:

I didn't even know this was a thing.  It would be hard for a casino to not choose the outcome that would benefit them the most.  They could use service fees instead of typical gambling book odds in order to remove the temptation to game the system, but who's to say insiders aren't placing bets for a guaranteed profit at the expense of their real users?  Even if they had good intentions, I think situations could arise in the future that would tempt them to get easy profits if their system enabled them to do so.  It would be hard to encourage users to spend money on a system that could so easily be taken advantage of.

[Harlot]

Well even though most crypto gambling sites have outcomes predicted already I wouldn't bet on such new kind of gambling where there is no safe way to bet yet or rather their reliability and reputation has not been proven, betting on such games won't guarantee you that you are betting a fair game or a game that is not fix or broken when they are favoring someone on the opposite side of the bet. Maybe if they have increased their reputation and proven their fairness that is the time when I will consider betting in this kind of simulated matches.

[tabas]

I've never known that there's one that has been existing. And that's why I've never bet on it. I'll still stay with the real matches until I've learned and got used to it.

This is kinda trippy to bet on tbh. There's no guarantee that the simulated game is 100% not rigged on the favor of the lesser-volume bet.

It's also what I've thought, they could be rigged and hard to trust in hindsight.

[bitterguy28]

I've known about simulated reality matches for a while now, but they weren't of interest to me until I once noticed that the odds can be more attractive there than on the real match. So I've placed my first SRL bet today just to have a start:

I think such events gained some popularity when the real matches barely occurred, but are they popular nowadays? Have you ever placed a bet on one? Would you consider them more "pure" than the real matches since they account for many factors and then let the program to its thing rather than rely on real people playing in out in the field?

Not in My Plan betting in Somewhere that i am 100% sure of losing , This Betting is Just Like a Program operated gambling in which every details are Designed to Beat the Bettors/Gamblers and even How Lucky you are in the End it will be the Site will Win.

Good that you try betting but i Guess that experience is enough and not to Extend further activities on this.

Odds are Good But how would You Know the accuracy of the Given Odds?

[Lanatsa]

I've never known that there's one that has been existing. And that's why I've never bet on it. I'll still stay with the real matches until I've learned and got used to it.

This is kinda trippy to bet on tbh. There's no guarantee that the simulated game is 100% not rigged on the favor of the lesser-volume bet.

It's also what I've thought, they could be rigged and hard to trust in hindsight.

Im having the same doubts and hindrances on making bets or in types like this. It is really hard to trust up even though the platform is known or popular

You cant be sure if those bets will really be not rigged.I'd rather prefer on betting on live games than on this simulated one.Im not really that comfortable with this.

I haven't tested out yet ever in my life or experience here on gambling world.Also, I wont be touching my finger this even if I do know it now.

[kramchers]

Never placed a bet on something like that and wouldn't recommend to do so

Ask yourself this question: What can I do to be able to beat this market ? Is there even a chance to beat this market, when a machine calculates the outcome and you don't know how this is done ? And if you (or everyone) knew how it is done, where is the point in a bookie offering such bets ?

I am not a fan of Casinos, but you are better off spending your money there, because you will lose less

Very good answer, I supported on you to this thing Sir, you are definitely have a point in this one.
Although, I played gambling here online but I am not greedy just like the other players did in the different
gambling platform.

[Wexnident]

Seems interesting enough, but also isn't it possible to "technically" cheat on it by having your own algorithm calculate the chances or something of that sort? Sure, the majority of the people who would bet don't have that kind of capability, but one or two should bound to pop up every few matches no? The fact that it's logical is kind of a plus though since numbers would speak here for itself without any other type of interference most of the time. That is considering, the logic of the simulation itself is also logical.

I'd like to try it out, but maybe after a few more years/decades maybe? I'd rather wait for technology to improve some more for simulations to be actually much more accurate. I wonder if there's research about a simulated match and a real match comparison and the accuracy of it though, that would make SRL events much more realistic to people who are new to it.