Peer to Peer crypto based betting sites or bet exchanges

[hamlak]

Pls I am looking for a bet exchange or peer to Peer betting sites similar to Betfair using crypto instead of fiat currency.

Heard of fairlay but can't seem to find the correct link or URL.

Any sport trader that has used Fairlay here?

 

[salahofrh]

there is a famous website called stake

 

[hamlak]

there is a famous website called stake

The Stake that i found was only a Casino and a sportbook. I am looking for a bet exchange style like Betfair which is a peer to peer betting platform.

 

[FortunatelyLiving]

You bought me back to BHW because I read your thread about lay betting.

To answer your question about a crypto based betting exchange.... BETDEX.

I hope they get enough money to introduce virtual horse racing like BETDAQ do. I'd be on there everyday.

 

[hamlak]

You bought me back to BHW because I read your thread about lay betting.

To answer your question about a crypto based betting exchange.... BETDEX.

I hope they get enough money to introduce virtual horse racing like BETDAQ do. I'd be on there everyday.

Glad to hear I brought you back to BHW. It's a great place to be.

Thanks for the info about BetDex! Going to check it out. Grratful.

 

[FortunatelyLiving]

Glad to hear I brought you back to BHW. It's a great place to be.

Thanks for the info about BetDex! Going to check it out. Grratful.

I've heard there is a 3K limit in volume before KYC, but you can use VPNs and getting an new email to get around that (probably).

 

[hamlak]

You bought me back to BHW because I read your thread about lay betting.

To answer your question about a crypto based betting exchange.... BETDEX.

I hope they get enough money to introduce virtual horse racing like BETDAQ do. I'd be on there everyday.

Did check. Unfortunately, BetDex like Betfair is not available in my location. So the search continues.

I'm looking for a crypto based Bet exchange that is worldwide, no location restrictions.

Anyone using any? Pls share. Thanks

 

[FortunatelyLiving]

Did check. Unfortunately, BetDex like Betfair is not available in my location. So the search continues.

I'm looking for a crypto based Bet exchange that is worldwide, no location restrictions.

Anyone using any? Pls share. Thanks

VPN, brother. (e.g. Mullvad)

 

[hamlak]

I've heard there is a 3K limit in volume before KYC, but you can use VPNs and getting an new email to get around that (probably).

When it comes to the Bet exchanges, I don't want to risk it with VPN. This is real money involved

I will keep searching. I know there is something out there.

Someone told me Fairlay, but I can't find the actual link. Maybe it's no longer available or active.

 

[GamblingGuru2000]

you need to be careful with such exchanges, lot of them want only loosing customer (for example asian connect)

 

["Priti Keer "]

Fairlay is a decentralized betting exchange that exclusively uses Bitcoin for transactions. It allows users to bet against each other on various markets, including sports, politics, and entertainment. Users can set their own odds and create custom betting markets. Fairlay charges a minimal commission on winnings, typically around 0.25%

 

[GamblingGuru2000]

yes, but the sites offering such content earn only from loosing players, because most of them cant generate lot traffic (offer) so its cross platformed offer, for example one platform has 100 player 2nd 50 3rd 10, all are backing and laying on same events. There are only few sites which have enough users (like betfair)

 

[GamblingGuru2000]

i can provide you such site but as player i wouldn't recommend

 

[hamlak]

Fairlay is a decentralized betting exchange that exclusively uses Bitcoin for transactions. It allows users to bet against each other on various markets, including sports, politics, and entertainment. Users can set their own odds and create custom betting markets. Fairlay charges a minimal commission on winnings, typically around 0.25%

Do they do kyc process? If yes, what do they require? Also can I have the correct URL or link?