More or Less sports betting

[cabron]

You are just given the binary choice. This is to predict whether Sean Omalley can land a significant strike of 112.5 and you are just to choose LESS / MORE.

I saw this from an influencer promoting a sports betting platform. I'm not sure if it is an old or new platform but this is quite a good way to predict and earn when you know the sports well. I have looked into BTC sports bookmakers but saw none.

This is also available to NBA stars whether they can make 20 points in a game or whether Steph Curry can successfully shoot 2 3points. 
The bookmaker is

Code:

prizepicks.com

Would this kind of bookmaker prosper in crypto?

[famososMuertos]

Well, maybe it may not exist as you understand it, but it is there, in fact it has always been like this, it's just that you are parameterizing something to the specific idea of that casino but for example you can get sports bets with  Betbuilder, which depending on the casino they call it at their style.Then, what difference is there with something like over 2/1.5 or under 1/1.5 etc.

I have seen those questions (+/-) in the FSBL, ah! also G&R

[seoincorporation]

Is the first time i see this kind of betting in UFC, i have seen something like that in Soccer where you can bet in the corner shots and stuff like that but significant strikes its a crazy bet, and i say it is crazy because the fighter could place a bet and just be careful in the number of punches he land, doesn't matter if he wins or loses, in the end, he will win the bet.

And i have mixed feelings about that Sean fight, the past one was rigged as hell, let's see what happens on this one.

[Kemarit]

Not sure if this is the first time that we have heard this kind of betting, maybe it has existed here, Games and rounds, as there are a lot of prediction games there obviously.

We already have one, Sportsbet.io - UFC 299 - Multi Master Challenge - (9 March).

@famososMuertos - yes, but perhaps they just it make fun for us gamblers by looking at significant strikes as one to bet to as Suga Sean. There has been a lot of hype from this fighter and so casinos as banking on him to stretch our imagination and offer this kind of bets.

As for the question, Yes, I think there will be market for this kind of bets in crypto.

[Gozie51]

Can't this kind of bet be rigged? I think the possibility of it to be manipulated is so high since it involves just the two people and maybe their coach, they might connive to allow one part to have their way in those kind of punches and at the end of the day they will get something from it . This kind of bet is different from football games where you have 11 players each and those in the crew. So it will not be very easy to manipulate.

Therefore, I will hardly bet in such organized betting.

[boyptc]

I think that I am familiar with this kind of mechanics. This is popular in esports mainly for Dota 2, the logic is the same and you just have to choose two things.

If you have been tired with the typical way of betting I guess this one's for you and if you just want to try something new, why not try it with an amount that you can afford to lose, right?

[dothebeats]

They still work within the spreads provided by odds providers, so technically they are just removing the liberty from the users to maximize their profits by removing other lines in there, and making it simple for the users to decide on which side they will bet on. I guess this can work to a lot of newbie gamblers still trying to get their feet wet in sports betting. Removing the multitude of lines offered by a traditional bookie and presenting it to a newbie will make them more interested in betting in the long run. As a newbie sports bettor before, I was overwhelmed by these different lines at first, but eventually after continuously playing it just becomes easier.

It will prosper in crypto bookies if they offered this option, though the only catch is that it will remove your ability to maximize your profits by exploring other lines, and I think that's okay if you're just looking to go with your gut feelings and undecided on the exact scoring at the outcome of the match.

[Hirose UK]

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You are just given the binary choice. This is to predict whether Sean Omalley can land a significant strike of 112.5 and you are just to choose LESS / MORE.

I saw this from an influencer promoting a sports betting platform. I'm not sure if it is an old or new platform but this is quite a good way to predict and earn when you know the sports well. I have looked into BTC sports bookmakers but saw none.

This is also available to NBA stars whether they can make 20 points in a game or whether Steph Curry can successfully shoot 2 3points. 
The bookmaker is

Code:

prizepicks.com

Would this kind of bookmaker prosper in crypto?

This is an interesting betting option because it will make it easier to determine the predictions to bet on, but careful calculations must really be made by looking at who the opponent will be.
Sean Omalley is pretty good UFC fighter and in the last few months he managed to get championship belt, I think seeing his potential and how he fights will be much easier to predict, but you still have to see who his opponent will be.
If only fight challengers who clearly have lower performance then that could be the right choice if decide to make decision MORE than what was determined.

It just that so far I have never tried it, in fact I have never encountered betting option like this while in the online gambling industry.
Whether it in single sports field like UFC, MMA, Boxing, Tennis or even the NBA and maybe you can share what gambling sites actually have betting options like this and are quite popular there.

[Strongkored]

I don't know whether this gambling site has been around for a long time or just recently, but I have played almost the same by just guessing up/down but at Bitcoin prices and this is a free site that can be used because players can get real money if they can occupy the leaderboard and make withdrawals every week, but it seems this site has died or changed to a paid site, I have never used it.

If this type of betting can provide something new that is interesting for gamblers, it will certainly be possible to succeed in crypto, because it is easier to guess and it is like a HI/LO game but you can analyze which one is most likely to be correct by looking at the statistics of the athlete or club that will be selected as a bet.

[livingfree]

Would this kind of bookmaker prosper in crypto?

No one knows because it is going to take time until they see such demand prosper on this market. But as long as it's coming from a popular sporting event, I think that there will be some good response from the community of bettors.

Whoever is the provider or that or the bookie should make an experiment and have some given times on how's the reaction and feedback of the bettors from this type of bookmaker.

If this type of betting can provide something new that is interesting for gamblers, it will certainly be possible to succeed in crypto, because it is easier to guess and it is like a HI/LO game but you can analyze which one is most likely to be correct by looking at the statistics of the athlete or club that will be selected as a bet.

IMHO, there's not that much difference from picking a match winner but this time, it's just different in terms of the picks but yeah, that's just the same as HI/LO and other kinds.

[Oasisman]

Not surprised about that kind of betting line, well most of the lines in the sportsbook does have binary options to choose from. They pretty much put everything in their as long as it's a good kind of gamble, like who's team or fighter scores first, how much or less the total scores are, and that kind of bet you mentioned in the OP; the number of strikes a fighter will do in the entire match. Most of the choices you'll make is "more or less".
However, not every bookies offers the same kind of odds and betting lines, this is the reason why there are some gamblers in crypto space prefer to bet in fiat sometimes because that particular betting lines they prefer is not available in crypto.

[danherbias07]

I just checked my whole list of sports bookies (popular ones and not) and yes I didn't see one that has that kind of option to bet too.

That's nice. Something like a player props, here it's more of a fighter props.
Will they prosper? Maybe? If they can think of unique ways to gamble then they might get an audience and bet on this kind of option. I mean, there are big fans of MMA who are analyzing the game too deeply and they may have an idea of what to choose on this type of line. I only knew to win, by KO, by decision, by submission, but when you have these new things, the fight becomes more appealing and I think this will make a gambler try to know about the players they will bet for. To predict that, we need to look at the history of Suga Sean but still, there's no assurance that he will reach it especially if the fight will not go the distance.