Karate Combat

[famososMuertos]

These types of projects must be approached as a very bad probability that can pass as a tempting one, and then become a long-term or short-term success.

So, just like we make a sports bet based on a piece of information, let's do the same here, which is actually the strong point, someone has found something, finds it interesting and shares it, then everyone sees their priorities and places the bet.

OP, I'm back if it's successfull, in my case I'm left with what I know for now.  Thanks for the information.

[Lida93]

Is this open to all interested participants or restricted to particular countries only?

And if there are restrictions on some countries, is the use of VPN for those gambler's who can't resist but adamant to test and have an experience going to have any consequences if found to have used  a VPN. Because we have seen many of these matters arising when it's time for a user to make withdrawal of his wins.

Finally, i understand the tokenization introduced into this combat game is to attract more and more users, but my area of interest is that is this token spendable instantly after earning a win?

[notblox1]

Karate Combat KC45 event is starting soon in Dubai, so make sure to vote and send your predictions on time before it is closed.
Ex UFC fighter Luke Rockhold is fighting in middleweight main event against Joe Schilling, but there are other interesting fights to watch and vote for.
This event is hosted by legend George St-Pierre, Bas Rutten, Mike Majlak, and Salman Khan.


https://app.karate.com/fight-events/11

[Alphakilo]

Karate Combat KC45 event is starting soon in Dubai, so make sure to vote and send your predictions on time before it is closed.
Ex UFC fighter Luke Rockhold is fighting in middleweight main event against Joe Schilling, but there are other interesting fights to watch and vote for.
This event is hosted by legend George St-Pierre, Bas Rutten, Mike Majlak, and Salman Khan.


https://app.karate.com/fight-events/11

My Karate fight I watched was between Joshua Quayhagen and Rafael Aghayev. It just showed up on my YouTube feed and I was like what was this. Thought it was some Rocky movie but it was real fight. The summary is that Agayev won although is his opponent, Quayhagen was also a good fighter. Agayev won the first four rounds and lost the fifth because he was tired and not the same age, but he still won. Do you when next he would fight and who his opponent would be?

As for Luke Rockhold vs Joe Schilling fight, I look forward to it. Do you know if it will be streamed live on YouTube?




 

[pawel7777]

Is anyone here actually using app/voting/earning tokens and can explain what's the basic concept?
Like how do you earn token and what are tokens needed for? Do you use them to vote etc or can anyone vote even without tokens?
There's not much info on their website (unless I just can't find it).

I like their "combat pit", which has a lot of advantages over a cage and they are getting more higher-profile fighters so could be worth keeping an eye on.

[Assface16678]

Is anyone here actually using app/voting/earning tokens and can explain what's the basic concept?
Like how do you earn token and what are tokens needed for? Do you use them to vote etc or can anyone vote even without tokens?
There's not much info on their website (unless I just can't find it).

I like their "combat pit", which has a lot of advantages over a cage and they are getting more higher-profile fighters so could be worth keeping an eye on.

I didn't look for the application or website but based on OP they have created an betting app or voting app for karate combat which is a karate league, and also they have launched as crypto token which is $karate, which is a token that eventually can have a value in the crypto market, so I don't know how the bettor could get or earn the said token through app, maybe by voting in the app and add points or token if they bet in the winning player, but the thing is recently many tokens are emerging in crypto space, many airdrops with "$" in their names are being launched or as a price or reward for airdrop so I think this $karate is one of them, it is good if this token will have an actual value or will survive in the crypto currency world, as I think there are only few that this kind of website or tournament exists.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Is anyone using Karate Combat app, watching fights and earning tokens?

I haven't, but recently, i have been seeing many of the gambling platforms introducing what they call play and earn games for the gamblers online to play and earn directly into their bank account, this may come in any kind of game format, which implies, it doesn't have to be only on Karate games alone, I've not tried it and know how true or easy it is to make money from such, here you earn this money and can immediately make withdrawal into your back account. 

[alastantiger]

Luke Rockhold will lose against Joe Schilling. From my research, Schilling has more experience in kickboxing than him in and his achievements are astonishing and in my opinion, Rockhold doesn't stand a chance since the fight is primarily a kickboxing match. Another reason for my choice is that Rockhold always damages his feet during these fights. It is not worth it but maybe the money is. I have downloaded the app and will watch it from there while watch Schilling add some few monies to account.

[pawel7777]

Luke Rockhold will lose against Joe Schilling. From my research, Schilling has more experience in kickboxing than him in and his achievements are astonishing and in my opinion, Rockhold doesn't stand a chance since the fight is primarily a kickboxing match. Another reason for my choice is that Rockhold always damages his feet during these fights. It is not worth it but maybe the money is. I have downloaded the app and will watch it from there while watch Schilling add some few monies to account.

Is it really going to be on kickboxing rules? I thought it would be an MMA fight, given both have MMA experience and I thought the organisers would pick rules to fit Rockhold more, as he's a way bigger name, hence got more to lose reputation-wise.

But if it's going to be a kickboxing bout, I can't imagine any other result than Schilling destroying Rockhold.
Is there any reputable sport-betting site accepting bets for this fight?

[Wexnident]

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Unfortunately, the site seems to be down right now? Or is our country (PH) geoblocked? Weird if it was. Seems really interesting though, I wonder if I'll get the same thrill as I do whenever I watch fighting games like Tekken or GB Versus. It's also interesting since it seems like an automated and realtime thing where players are the one in control of the odds for each match since they'd just pool the money for who they vote naturally.

Might place some bets if I remember about it later on, currently out right now  .

[348Judah]

Luke Rockhold will lose against Joe Schilling. From my research, Schilling has more experience in kickboxing than him in and his achievements are astonishing and in my opinion, Rockhold doesn't stand a chance since the fight is primarily a kickboxing match. Another reason for my choice is that Rockhold always damages his feet during these fights. It is not worth it but maybe the money is. I have downloaded the app and will watch it from there while watch Schilling add some few monies to account.

It's good that we make research about the players is quest against each other in other to help us predict for who is to win and who to loose, however, we may not also be as that accurate because been experience than the other does not guarantee defeat, all that matters is the tactics used and how each boxer was able to manage himself base on the current conditions, which makes me to see that almost everyone has equally opportunities.

[Oasisman]

I'm not so familiar with different types of combat sports, but I've seen highlights of matches in Karate Combat and in my opinion, the style of fighting is similar to MMA or UFC. Pretty sure it has a difference in terms of the rules. Nevertheless, this app/token will gonna be big sooner as Karate Combat is becoming more popular and in the YouTube and Facebook trend as well. I've seen a lot of highlights being shared in the social media nowadays.

[pawel7777]

I just watched the Rockhold Vs Schilling fight, it was fairly entertaining.
Schilling took it easy in the first round, was pacing himself and trying to feel Rockhold but pressed harder in round 2. I think he broke Luke's nose and it looked like it's just a matter of time before Luke will get KOed, but the opposite happened. Joe got careless and got caught with a big right hook and that was it.
I didn't quite understand the rules. Apparently takedowns were allowed, but sometimes the ref would just split them up and bring it back to a stand-up and sometimes he would allow them to trade punches on the ground. I'm sure there must be some logic to it.

[entertheabyss]

I haven't, but recently, i have been seeing many of the gambling platforms introducing what they call play and earn games for the gamblers online to play and earn directly into their bank account, this may come in any kind of game format, which implies, it doesn't have to be only on Karate games alone, I've not tried it and know how true or easy it is to make money from such, here you earn this money and can immediately make withdrawal into your back account. 

There more features in the market which I've no clue about but it is what it is. We keep widening our brain every day, that's learning back to back. P2E games are everywhere in crypto, it becomes very compulsory to acknowledge the fact that we're driving in for promising projects in the market, don't hesitate to make good use of our chances to explore more in the space. Playing karate combat game for earnings, it does exists but we're yet to discover such games. Instead we've come acrossed the easy running opponents this season.

[AbuBhakar]

I didn't quite understand the rules. Apparently takedowns were allowed, but sometimes the ref would just split them up and bring it back to a stand-up and sometimes he would allow them to trade punches on the ground. I'm sure there must be some logic to it.

According to the rules of this sports on the official website. During the fighting action when one fighter becomes grounded* the ground and pound will be allowed to continue as long as the strikes are effective. If a grounded fighter is able to wrap up, kick the opponent off or get back up, the ref will pause the fight and stand the fighters up. So as long as punches continue to land, the fighter will be allowed to ground and pound.

There’s other technical description about what fighters can do when player is grounded.

You can read full rules here: https://karate.com/en/rules-and-regulations

[Crypt0Gore]

I'm not so familiar with different types of combat sports, but I've seen highlights of matches in Karate Combat and in my opinion, the style of fighting is similar to MMA or UFC. Pretty sure it has a difference in terms of the rules. Nevertheless, this app/token will gonna be big sooner as Karate Combat is becoming more popular and in the YouTube and Facebook trend as well. I've seen a lot of highlights being shared in the social media nowadays.

So this project is a real world fighting league? Stupid me, I thought that it is like those play to earn game where you control your fighter and compete with other fighters, this was why I never looked at the project at all, if not I would have been one of the early investors of this project.

The price is retracing now but the Max supply is too insane, 100B and counting, to get a good entry it should be on sale for $0.0004, what a good project this is but thr tokenomics sucks, just like many play to earn games in crypto space today.

Since this is a real world fighting league type, I bet its going to do very well in tbe future, I would consider this over some casino tokens, still hurts that I am just knowing this right now.

[pawel7777]

According to the rules of this sports on the official website. During the fighting action when one fighter becomes grounded* the ground and pound will be allowed to continue as long as the strikes are effective. If a grounded fighter is able to wrap up, kick the opponent off or get back up, the ref will pause the fight and stand the fighters up. So as long as punches continue to land, the fighter will be allowed to ground and pound.

There’s other technical description about what fighters can do when player is grounded.

You can read full rules here: https://karate.com/en/rules-and-regulations

Thanks for the link, +1 merit sent your way.
I thought for special events like that they had specially tailored rules etc, especially when they also host bjj fights (Craig Jones etc) which are obviously under different rules.

I see the logic behind that ground-and-pound rule, it has got a lot of judgement to it, but it should prevent fighters from stalling fights on the ground, which is what most fans do not like very much.

Moreover, it was really nice to see the event was live hosted on YouTube for everyone to see.

[Casdinyard]

Not sure how this is going to gain traction in the gambling space since besides Taekwondo and MMA, there wasn't any other competition out there with a structured type of play with tournaments and all that shit. All I really mean to say is that Karate still isn't as explored as many would hope it to be, you can't even choose a fighter to place bets with confidently cause 9 times out of 10 you wouldn't have any idea about each players' strengths and weaknesses, and honestly that's not your fault. It's the sport's problem for not being adamant about making it a real competitive sport.

I wish it would be though, it would've been amazing if you could choose among the best fighters and all that shit, make educated guesses about which fighter to pick against who, and be hyped about competitions and tournaments cause your favorite fighter's gonna be in there, of course besides the money involved when you make it into a full-blown gambling site or whatever.

Idk man, wishful thinking but it's obscurities like these that make some sports unprofitable for the players, making it less of a venture and more of a hobby that they devote years of their lives into, with no real benefit for them besides the health gains.

[AbuBhakar]

According to the rules of this sports on the official website. During the fighting action when one fighter becomes grounded* the ground and pound will be allowed to continue as long as the strikes are effective. If a grounded fighter is able to wrap up, kick the opponent off or get back up, the ref will pause the fight and stand the fighters up. So as long as punches continue to land, the fighter will be allowed to ground and pound.

There’s other technical description about what fighters can do when player is grounded.

You can read full rules here: https://karate.com/en/rules-and-regulations

I see the logic behind that ground-and-pound rule, it has got a lot of judgement to it, but it should prevent fighters from stalling fights on the ground, which is what most fans do not like very much.

Moreover, it was really nice to see the event was live hosted on YouTube for everyone to see.

I agree to your point here because it will kill the momentum of the fight if suddenly the successful knock down resulted to nothing when the follow up failed. I guess they are following the standard Karate style which more on exhibition of skills on standing position rather than ground action.

UFC fighting style contributes a lot on why we crave for more ground action because it’s the one that makes the fight more intense.

[pawel7777]

Not sure how this is going to gain traction in the gambling space since besides Taekwondo and MMA, there wasn't any other competition out there with a structured type of play with tournaments and all that shit. All I really mean to say is that Karate still isn't as explored as many would hope it to be, you can't even choose a fighter to place bets with confidently cause 9 times out of 10 you wouldn't have any idea about each players' strengths and weaknesses, and honestly that's not your fault. It's the sport's problem for not being adamant about making it a real competitive sport.
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Rome wasn't built in a day as they say.
If you stick around and start watching KC events regularly, you'll get more familiar with fighters and get to know their strengths/weaknesses.
I agree that KC could use some more structured tournaments/championships, especially in the area of submission grappling. They do have "pit submission series" but, as far as I know, those are just exhibition matches with no title at stake etc.
If the design of the pit is somehow IP-protected, then there's a big potential there, as the design solves a lot of problems that the classic open mats have. If they play it well, they could grow bigger and more prestigious than the ADCC. It will take some time, but it's possible.