Consider open live casino (street gambling games)

[Riocasino]

There ia the big evolution that allow live play roullete and black jack and more.

I consider bw the first one to open live casino street games.


The one that simple players play like 24 (alternatove to roullete)

Coin flip and more all broadcast from thr streets


What you think?

Edit; i dont think all understand here what live casino games means.

If you dont understand  what is live gamre watch endoephina is mean the bets ard played live by real person every few seconds. (Real blackjack dealer,real roulletr dealer etc)

So if you think it can be rigged it doesnt make sense. Live casino providers dont gain anything from rigging a game t


For example if lose win 5k hand live black in stake.com by evolultion provider. Evoulution gain about 0.5%.  
Stake.com gain the most.

Livecasino providers dont gain shit fron rigging games this why they are much better option than playing on a regular self made casino games. Is more trusty way to gamble.

[Hispo]

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Coin flip and more all broadcast from thr streets

What you think?

Are you talking about starting a casino which would be basically a constant live video streaming of gambling from "the streets"?
Well, in my opinion, with no further details from the concept you are trying to explain; it sounds kind of crude.

What is the selling point of broadcasting from "the streets" when there are already very reliable and reputable services which offer those games?, I personally think the theme by itself would not be enough to attract much people. Besides, I am sure some folks around here would prefer to have some provably fair games, instead only live.

[bittraffic]

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Coin flip and more all broadcast from thr streets

What you think?

Are you talking about starting a casino which would be basically a constant live video streaming of gambling from "the streets"?
Well, in my opinion, with no further details from the concept you are trying to explain; it sounds kind of crude.

What is the selling point of broadcasting from "the streets" when there are already very reliable and reputable services which offer those games?, I personally think the theme by itself would not be enough to attract much people. Besides, I am sure some folks around here would prefer to have some provably fair games, instead only live.

And it has to be in the slum area. Yes. That's at least the best choice if he doesn't want to attract attention from authorities asking for a permit/license.

If it's on the street, there will be people around wanting to win. There is no need to make it live on cam for people online to bet. Forget BTC, there is cash on hand.

[Ben Barubal]

There ia the big enorphona that allow live play roullete and black jack and more.

I consider bw the first one to open live casino street games.


The one that simple players play like 24 (alternatove to roullete)

Coin flip and more all broadcast from thr streets


What you think?

    Do you mean live gambling right on the street? If this is what you are referring to, it doesn't seem like a good way in my opinion. Then why do

you think like that dude? It seems that it is better to play gambling online without hassle and more convenient, than what you say because honestly,

I see more danger when gambling is done on the street

[Hispo]

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Coin flip and more all broadcast from thr streets

What you think?

Are you talking about starting a casino which would be basically a constant live video streaming of gambling from "the streets"?
Well, in my opinion, with no further details from the concept you are trying to explain; it sounds kind of crude.

What is the selling point of broadcasting from "the streets" when there are already very reliable and reputable services which offer those games?, I personally think the theme by itself would not be enough to attract much people. Besides, I am sure some folks around here would prefer to have some provably fair games, instead only live.

And it has to be in the slum area. Yes. That's at least the best choice if he doesn't want to attract attention from authorities asking for a permit/license.

If it's on the street, there will be people around wanting to win. There is no need to make it live on cam for people online to bet. Forget BTC, there is cash on hand.

I am assuming OP is not talking about something as basic and distasteful as streaming some gambling games from a dirty alley in the middle of the night.
I understood that OP meant to open something like a small thematic casino, a fully licensed place (perhaps in a neighborhood) well decorated, clean and with access to a front or backyard where the games, cameras, staff, equipment and hosts would be.

It would be a place for people to gamble in person and also for people to participate from long distances thanks to the streaming of the Roulette, the flip coins, etc. Gamblers could use cash in situ and people online use Bitcoin/Stablecoins.

That is what I understood, at least.

[Riocasino]

There ia the big enorphona that allow live play roullete and black jack and more.

I consider bw the first one to open live casino street games.


The one that simple players play like 24 (alternatove to roullete)

Coin flip and more all broadcast from thr streets


What you think?

    Do you mean live gambling right on the street? If this is what you are referring to, it doesn't seem like a good way in my opinion. Then why do

you think like that dude? It seems that it is better to play gambling online without hassle and more convenient, than what you say because honestly,

I see more danger when gambling is done on the street

Gamblers love diversify and new games all the time. Street gambling is new excitment. I am myself play on strert as  rich person just for the excitment.

Even if their bets are small.

They gave cool games on street different vibe


The idea is to integrate it witj nany casinos on the end.

Is just idea of a startup im not going to do it anytime soon

But every gambler who play live casino will love to see new gamea for sure . (I am gambler myself so i know how other gamblers thinks)

[sunsilk]

That looks cool IMO. I've first thought about streaming like those cute girls on Twitch that they're streaming in the streets and good and bad things happen to them.

Well, on this case, this is new I guess and many might be amazed that you're doing it on the streets but also you don't know what's going to happen ahead with what you're about to do.

I've seen how it works before when there's no internet and social medias and it's fun as a young guy. But be careful since you hold money with you and you'll have to deal with many strangers.

[bittraffic]

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Coin flip and more all broadcast from thr streets

What you think?

Are you talking about starting a casino which would be basically a constant live video streaming of gambling from "the streets"?
Well, in my opinion, with no further details from the concept you are trying to explain; it sounds kind of crude.

What is the selling point of broadcasting from "the streets" when there are already very reliable and reputable services which offer those games?, I personally think the theme by itself would not be enough to attract much people. Besides, I am sure some folks around here would prefer to have some provably fair games, instead only live.

And it has to be in the slum area. Yes. That's at least the best choice if he doesn't want to attract attention from authorities asking for a permit/license.

If it's on the street, there will be people around wanting to win. There is no need to make it live on cam for people online to bet. Forget BTC, there is cash on hand.

I am assuming OP is not talking about something as basic and distasteful as streaming some gambling games from a dirty alley in the middle of the night.
I understood that OP meant to open something like a small thematic casino, a fully licensed place (perhaps in a neighborhood) well decorated, clean and with access to a front or backyard where the games, cameras, staff, equipment and hosts would be.

It would be a place for people to gamble in person and also for people to participate from long distances thanks to the streaming of the Roulette, the flip coins, etc. Gamblers could use cash in situ and people online use Bitcoin/Stablecoins.

That is what I understood, at least.

Not easy to set up a game show. Considering that people online are suspicious of the cheats that could happen. Once the roulette turns, they going to question how is the roulette fair every now and then.  But it will be fun though. It's not like this is a PPV so Bitcoiners will be watching it til they are convinced to bet.

[piebeyb]

maybe in a free country I think playing directly gambling on the streets looks interesting too but it doesn't apply to countries that prohibit gambling of course it's not worth doing, by the way isn't open direct street gambling going to open up opportunities for crime from foreigners around you , because it looks like that is the problem even people might be more comfortable playing casino with their mobile phones with gambling sites compared to street gambling directly open

[Poker Player]

This sounds to me like an alt account of some troll.

Just in case it isn't, I'll give him the benefit of the doubt and say that I don't think it's a good idea to bet on the street, unless it's for small amounts and you know the area.

To begin with, it is easier to get ripped off in the street than in a casino, but if you don't get ripped off and you win, it is not a good idea to be in a street place where everyone can see that you have won a good amount of cash. And even more thinking that most of the neighborhoods where street gambling takes place are usually slums.

[Daltonik]

It may sound like maybe we should go on safari, but in fact it may be acceptable with appropriate training and the involvement of security as a kind of creation of hype content, because there really are people who are ready to experience an adrenaline rush when gambling and at the same time the danger of being attacked.

[kotajikikox]

There ia the big enorphona that allow live play roullete and black jack and more.

I consider bw the first one to open live casino street games.


The one that simple players play like 24 (alternatove to roullete)

Coin flip and more all broadcast from thr streets


What you think?

before planning everything about gambling site and creating one , better to hire editor or at least use google translate properly because the way you posted this will gain you nothing for support .
having gambling site is really expensive and if you cant hire proper one to post this.

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and also would you please elaborate your point clearly ?  opening a live street casino seems new to me and i can[t wait to see what happens to this .

[danherbias07]

Gamblers love diversify and new games all the time. Street gambling is new excitment. I am myself play on strert as  rich person just for the excitment.

Even if their bets are small.

They gave cool games on street different vibe


The idea is to integrate it witj nany casinos on the end.

Is just idea of a startup im not going to do it anytime soon

But every gambler who play live casino will love to see new gamea for sure . (I am gambler myself so i know how other gamblers thinks)

You know how gamblers think? And you also think this street games will click with an online gambling platform?
I am in high doubts about that.
There's a system that must be preserved and that's the house will always win.
Street gambling is a p2p type of game, most of it has no bankers, just two people or a group versus another group trying to win a match. Most games are 50-50 winning type except if it's based on skills. Like street sports gambling.
The big question is how you will integrate it with a casino with them making profits too.

[btc78]

Gamblers love diversify and new games all the time. Street gambling is new excitment. I am myself play on strert as  rich person just for the excitment.

Even if their bets are small.

They gave cool games on street different vibe


The idea is to integrate it witj nany casinos on the end.

Is just idea of a startup im not going to do it anytime soon

But every gambler who play live casino will love to see new gamea for sure . (I am gambler myself so i know how other gamblers thinks)

You know how gamblers think? And you also think this street games will click with an online gambling platform?
I am in high doubts about that.
There's a system that must be preserved and that's the house will always win.
Street gambling is a p2p type of game, most of it has no bankers, just two people or a group versus another group trying to win a match. Most games are 50-50 winning type except if it's based on skills. Like street sports gambling.
The big question is how you will integrate it with a casino with them making profits too.

same feeling here mate , because i think that this kind of game cannot succeed in Online system , street game is really tempting but the problem is that application in online will be harder to achieve.

and i will not even include myself to participate in this unless i will see best result in the future so I will take a bet .

[AbuBhakar]

There ia the big enorphona that allow live play roullete and black jack and more.

I consider bw the first one to open live casino street games.


The one that simple players play like 24 (alternatove to roullete)

Coin flip and more all broadcast from thr streets


What you think?

Is this simply a gambling livestream at street? This is dangerous since most of the country doesn’t allowed gambling on the street and also you will have a hard time to find a streaming platform that will allow your gambling live stream since most of the social media that provides streaming already banned gambling.

This idea is good if you can a way to make it legal. I believe it’s not necessary to do it on the street. You can have a studio and design it like a street. Then create your own video hosting for your stream but this will cost you a lot just to implement your idea without guaranteed that it will be a hit.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

There ia the big enorphona that allow live play roullete and black jack and more.

I consider bw the first one to open live casino street games.


The one that simple players play like 24 (alternatove to roullete)

Coin flip and more all broadcast from thr streets


What you think?

This idea is good if you can a way to make it legal. I believe it’s not necessary to do it on the street. You can have a studio and design it like a street. Then create your own video hosting for your stream but this will cost you a lot just to implement your idea without guaranteed that it will be a hit.

Lolz, how is he possibly going to find a away to make something that is illegal legal?, is it by bribing the government? Can he afford the amount the government would  ask,? Or is it by cajoling the government to change their mind and unban what is banned, where in the world has one man been able to achieve such a great deal?

The long and short of the story is that what the op ask is not possible, though I didnt quite understand completely what he is really asking about, this comment is based on what commenters believed op to be inquiring about.
@op, And like the quote above later pointed out, simply get a shop and design it the way you want and  get your video hosting service,  I believe that when inquire what it cost to get a personalized video hosting service and compare it to what you are likely to make out from idea, you might discover it's not worth it after all.

[Jating]

There ia the big enorphona that allow live play roullete and black jack and more.

I consider bw the first one to open live casino street games.


The one that simple players play like 24 (alternatove to roullete)

Coin flip and more all broadcast from thr streets


What you think?

Of course, one way or another, we have played in the streets with this kind of games, coin flip or 3 card monte or others. However, it will be a challenge for you how you are going to stream this fight on the streets?

And probably this is the reason why online casinos are not doing live casino street games, maybe the profits is not there because like the coin flip, they will have to wait for players to bet so it might take some time to load and re load the game. And who is going to throw it? So again, more challenges for them and it might not be worth it, just saying.

[gunhell16]

I am assuming OP is not talking about something as basic and distasteful as streaming some gambling games from a dirty alley in the middle of the night.
I understood that OP meant to open something like a small thematic casino, a fully licensed place (perhaps in a neighborhood) well decorated, clean and with access to a front or backyard where the games, cameras, staff, equipment and hosts would be.

It would be a place for people to gamble in person and also for people to participate from long distances thanks to the streaming of the Roulette, the flip coins, etc. Gamblers could use cash in situ and people online use Bitcoin/Stablecoins.

That is what I understood, at least.

Do you mean the dude runs some kind of gambling in a common area with a permit from a local government unit, where anyone can participate in this thing that OP wants to point out?

If that's the strategy that OP wants, this is the first time I've seen someone gambling with this strategy in cryptocurrency, and it's a bit like the question of how to start it or what step is the first step to take.
Because it seems that it looks illegal if I going to look at it.

[davis196]

Recording live video streams of random people playing gambling games on the streets?
1.Gambling is forbidden in many countries, regions and cities around the world. I guess that you would be recording the live streams in an area where gambling is allowed. Am I right?
2.Shooting videos of people without their permission could create some legal problems. I don't really think that many people would be comfortable playing gambling games in front of a camera.
3.This business cannot be called a "live casino" because this is NOT a casino. It's just live video streaming of random people, who are gambling.

[piebeyb]

Recording live video streams of random people playing gambling games on the streets?
1.Gambling is forbidden in many countries, regions and cities around the world. I guess that you would be recording the live streams in an area where gambling is allowed. Am I right?
2.Shooting videos of people without their permission could create some legal problems. I don't really think that many people would be comfortable playing gambling games in front of a camera.
3.This business cannot be called a "live casino" because this is NOT a casino. It's just live video streaming of random people, who are gambling.

yes, some of those points are true, not all countries legalize gambling on public roads, let alone open on the streets, I think it would be difficult to call it a casino, moreover, of course, it would not be safe to play on the street, because there are also many crimes that could take money from gambling directly on the streets. moreover broadcast via streaming