Bb has a lot of things wrong with it, misresolved bets is just one of them. A serious issue is that they don't SSL so the deposit addresses you get can easily be hijacked. The site is probably not a scam but with the way they operate it might as well be categorized as such.
We're trying to create the next generation of betting with BetMoose (
https://www.betmoose.com) - the bet resolution model is distributed so we can't possibly have a misresolved bet. Plus, we return 100% of any unfair or cancelled bets and do not require a paid wager to submit.
Hopefully current and future bettors demand this type of security and functionality.
can you explain why SSL is required in any way for the passing of deposit address ? who cares if someone in the middle see's that address, to what possible end would they use it to an advantage (... or the players disadvantage?) ?
SSL only means the communications between browser and server are encrypted : the lack of SSL does not mean a man-in-the-middle can change the data to their own deposit address. Is that what your implying here ?
just wondering, because if a raw exposed deposit address is a bad thing, i need to know! i do this myself on a few sites.
