Slapping Tournament

[Pmalek]

no one can win over him

Actually, he has been beaten. He lost against a Vyacheslav Zezulya. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqc1zLG0_hA
You can fast-forward to Zezulya's slap at 00:50. Vasiy Kamotskiy had to be helped off the stage as he could barely stand on his feet.

Slapping tournaments are popular in Russia. I would first look for local sportsbooks from Russia if I wanted to find a place to bet on this.

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[alegotardo]

I will never understand the point of this "sport".It is fun to watch but I wonder how these guys do not get mad after so many slapping and start an even more brutal fight.Even ladies do this and I found it ugly for women to beat each other.

It's not much different from boxing, this one is even lighter because we don't see blood... so even children can watch it: D
But I understand that getting slapped and not fighting back at the same time (just like getting punched in boxing) requires a lot of self-control.

I didn't find any bookmakers for this "sport"... crypto or fiat.

[Fortify]

I also watching Slapping tournament from youtube for months now but i have not seen any crypto related site that offers betting for this.

But i would be happy if others will provide if they have already tried betting and the legitimacy of the Site.

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Thats "Vasiy Kamotski" The Russian Slapping Champion .

Wow, that guy looks like a tank - one slap would be enough to knock most people right out. As for these strange and unusual "sports", it would be interesting to see more betting sites support such events, as long as they have a big enough following and impartial judges that cannot be easily corrupted. "Red Bull" sponsors a lot of these weird and wacky events, like the box car derby and the air race world championship. Does anyone know of any bitcoin sportsbook that allows these sort of events, surely there must be one or two? If not that could definitely be a unique selling point for any new gambling site.

[agustina2]

That kind of tournament isn't entertaining for me.

There's no way also that I will put up a bet on that game if ever there's betting to it.

And I don't see any pre-game information on that match. I gave some time to put up research and don't see any betting on it online on either fiat or crypto sportsbook. Maybe the betting was done directly at the venue.

[carlisle1]

I will never understand the point of this "sport".It is fun to watch but I wonder how these guys do not get mad after so many slapping and start an even more brutal fight.Even ladies do this and I found it ugly for women to beat each other.

It's not much different from boxing, this one is even lighter because we don't see blood... so even children can watch it: D
But I understand that getting slapped and not fighting back at the same time (just like getting punched in boxing) requires a lot of self-control.

I didn't find any bookmakers for this "sport"... crypto or fiat.

Needs a lots of concentration to control yourself while accepting the heavy slap that being thrown to you.

It's more on trying to stand still even the pressure is really hard, not saying that I'm not enjoying this but I just saw some shared post  from
my social media account with this kind of sport.

Just watch a little and move forward not really attract my attention that much.

[dothebeats]

This will be the most random sport ever that will grace the sports betting scene (if ever a bookie has to offer odds of it on a platform). Vasiliy Komatski is one of the most well-known player of this sport, yet even so, there are still a lot of hard hitters and durable contenders that can outmatch and withstand the power that the current no. 1 contender has in his arsenal. It's a fun tournament and "sport" to watch, at times even better than the UFC itself, but I think it will take a lot of time before it gains traction and recognition from bookies and gambling platforms alike.

[ethereumhunter]

I will never understand the point of this "sport".It is fun to watch but I wonder how these guys do not get mad after so many slapping and start an even more brutal fight.Even ladies do this and I found it ugly for women to beat each other.

It's not much different from boxing, this one is even lighter because we don't see blood... so even children can watch it: D
But I understand that getting slapped and not fighting back at the same time (just like getting punched in boxing) requires a lot of self-control.

I didn't find any bookmakers for this "sport"... crypto or fiat.

Hm, they can watch it and they will replicate it with their friends, which can be bad for them because they will not be able to control their emotions, which can trigger a fight between them.

Sooner or later, if that "sports" can be popular than now, the gambling website or bookmarkers will try to add that "sport" to their website to attract more people to bet on that "sports."

[Renampun]

I was watching my favorite streamer MoistCr1tikal doing a side commentary on a Slapping Tournament, and what caught my eye was that it was sponsored by Totalbet, which means that it is a viable betting although I find it easy to bet if you have prior knowledge about who slaps the hardest. Are there any betting site that has this for betting?

slapping competition is still not well known...
I've seen it on YouTube and this competition is only available in a few countries, I don't know whether a competition like this is suitable for betting because analyzing who will be the winner is quite easy, you only have to choose those who have a large body and also a strong slap.

[YOSHIE]

Slapfighting sport I see that I want to laugh at myself seeing the action of slapping sports content, yes it is also classified as a unique sport, The tournament is currently one of the most popular sports in the world, many people are placing bets on both “monster” duels, Lately more viewers are watching this sport, rather than boxing, it's fun.



For now slapping fights become content that has its own appeal like kingkong who bets, the world of sports does have its own way of entertaining the world community.

[aysg76]

I was watching my favorite streamer MoistCr1tikal doing a side commentary on a Slapping Tournament, and what caught my eye was that it was sponsored by Totalbet, which means that it is a viable betting although I find it easy to bet if you have prior knowledge about who slaps the hardest. Are there any betting site that has this for betting?

I am not fond of these types of sports and find it quite absurd that two person face each other on table and blows slaps on opponents face until one of them gets down or quite the game.They also put chalk powder in thier hands to show the strength of their slap as chalk dust make it look more powerful.The competition is organised for both males and females and their is cash prize for them which slap winner takes home.

A Russian Slapping Champion called "Dumpling" and Zuluzinho, an MMA fighter, exchanged slaps for $1,000 each in a prison setting.

The Russian competitor Vasiliy Khamotiskiy, who is nicknamed "Dumpling," is most popular champion in this competition who has also gone in comma for short period of time but again participating in slapping competition.This was my first encounter with this sport when I came across one of the video on Facebook and was really surprised to watch a man ruthlessly slapping the other guy and he faints immediately.

I don't understand the sole purpose of this game but people develop different taste and new games for entertainment and money will be the main point for participants after all.

[mu_enrico]

I know this tournament since penguinz0 often did the commentary. He should be the official commentator/host there, lol.
Aside from Vasily Kamotsky, Darius "the Destroyer" is also pretty popular.

Yes, there is betting on this. However, I only know punchdown - totalbet.

PS: this is not "for laugh" competition, but very serious, just like arm wrestling.

[Jackl87]

I was watching my favorite streamer MoistCr1tikal doing a side commentary on a Slapping Tournament, and what caught my eye was that it was sponsored by Totalbet, which means that it is a viable betting although I find it easy to bet if you have prior knowledge about who slaps the hardest. Are there any betting site that has this for betting?

When i read the title of your thread "Slapping tournament" i also immediately thought about MoistCr1tikal and his videos that he makes about this crazy "sport" . I couldn't find any betting website that offers bets on slapping events though and i also think it is pretty unlikely that this will change in the future. Those face slappers themself say that it is not a sport but an event for fun. I also read that the winner gets a price pool of 30k rubel which are around 400 dollars. So this sports needs to become more professional first before we see some reputable gambling sites will add bets on slapping championships to their portfolio  .

[Silberman]

I’ve seen videos of women’s competitions that are pretty brutal. Some of those ladies look more like models than fighters. It’s hard to imagine that anyone would subject themselves to this, or that they don’t go permanently deaf after a competition. You can deny it’s not entertaining though. I just hope they are well paid. Before learning where to bet on it, I’d wonder where you can even watch it live.

That is the very same thing that I was wondering, we know that this is the kind of game that people like to play when they're drunk and I find it incredibly funny that people do this in a kind of a professional way but when you think about it this is to be expected, however before I even consider to make a bet in any kind of event like this I would like to know where you can find a live stream that allows you to see those competitions because by the looks of it it seems that is something that is completely hilarious.

[yazher]

I watched this kind of rare tournament on the internet where the hardest slaps will knock out their opponents. I don't think that this kind of game will attract bettors because everything can be a role play because it is a sure thing that you gonna hit your opponent in where they will be knockout. This is not like boxing where things are rarely to be like that, where someone is given the opportunity to hit his opponent in the face. Things might be changed if a higher bet is on the table.

[molsewid]

I watched this kind of rare tournament on the internet where the hardest slaps will knock out their opponents. I don't think that this kind of game will attract bettors because everything can be a role play because it is a sure thing that you gonna hit your opponent in where they will be knockout. This is not like boxing where things are rarely to be like that, where someone is given the opportunity to hit his opponent in the face. Things might be changed if a higher bet is on the table.

I've watched this game before and according to my understanding you're right that the rule of the game is the player who can knock out the opponent will win. It's similar to boxing but in here you just need to slap and players are alternate in snapping until someone knock out. 
For me the best technique in this game is you need to know who is slap the hardest.

[Hamphser]

LOL, this must be one of the dumbest competitions I have ever seen, along with the burrito eating contests. There is something to be said about a society that tends to make a competition of even the most simple facts or activities of life. I think it is much related to being bored of the activities... People just find that, for example, gardening is not fun enough, so they need to make a gardening competition.

What would you expect?

People would really find out things which they can really make something out of it even with the simpliest and most common things that we are doing in life.They would really be adding some spice

to make it look cool and a bit interesting.I cant really blame those who do built up the idea because it isnt really a bad thing after all.If it turns out that it isnt really interesting for you

then you can just simply skip out and find for another one.Im aware with this slapping contest since its particularly famous on youtube or on net but i dont know if there
are betting with this one.

[OgNasty]

I’ve seen videos of women’s competitions that are pretty brutal. Some of those ladies look more like models than fighters. It’s hard to imagine that anyone would subject themselves to this, or that they don’t go permanently deaf after a competition. You can deny it’s not entertaining though. I just hope they are well paid. Before learning where to bet on it, I’d wonder where you can even watch it live.

That is the very same thing that I was wondering, we know that this is the kind of game that people like to play when they're drunk and I find it incredibly funny that people do this in a kind of a professional way but when you think about it this is to be expected, however before I even consider to make a bet in any kind of event like this I would like to know where you can find a live stream that allows you to see those competitions because by the looks of it it seems that is something that is completely hilarious.

Indeed.  I repeat my curiosity.  Where can someone watch this sport live?  I haven't ever seen it on ESPN or ESPN2, or even ESPN8 "the ocho" so besides youtube videos I would have no idea how to watch how my bet is doing.  Not that I think there is some huge conspiracy and if I made a bet the outcome would be altered online or something.  I just don't see the point in gambling if you aren't getting extra excitement watching the event from it.  

[goinmerry]

The first I watch that slapping competition, I was really entertained. Fun to watch those supposed tank but can beaten by an average built.

But for the purpose of gambling, I will skip doing it as I don't see any significance why should I bet on that. It's for entertainment purposes only but not treating to be part of my usual gambling activity. I'd rather bet and focus to my expertise sports compared to that.

[Fatunad]

The first I watch that slapping competition, I was really entertained. Fun to watch those supposed tank but can beaten by an average built.

But for the purpose of gambling, I will skip doing it as I don't see any significance why should I bet on that. It's for entertainment purposes only but not treating to be part of my usual gambling activity. I'd rather bet and focus to my expertise sports compared to that.

When it comes to these kind of tournament then you can actually tell on whose the one will win basing off with the stats on how they do slap out other people in the tourney.
You are definitely right that this isnt something to be worth on making out bets yet its a bit predictable on whose gonna win and i agree that this is just good for entertainment.
I dont know why people do find it to be worth on making out bets with this one.I would rather choose up those typical sports where you can make out bets since there
are lots of teams or players which you can make out bet and the game isnt really that near predictable.

[robelneo]

I followed some Youtube and page about slapping, and this is one of the hardest sports I've seen because they are openly taking it, unlike on other contact sports you only get hit if you are caught by punches and kicks, but here you are taking the slap and you should be prepared to take.

I remember watching one slapping tournament one competitor has to snip an ammonia just to get back in the competition after getting a big slap in the face.