I would fully support this idea because I have played Mortal Combat since the first version and I would also support other beat em up games where you fight like Street Fighter and alike,this should be a very nice option and most probably should be welcome by many gamblers who like more the games of skill than slot machines or other luck based games.
The casino can take 1-5% as a fee from the winner and this should be also Ok for them,I wonder though why I have not seen yet this option anywhere and I am sure the first one of the casinos who will implement it,it will become immediately a hit for them by substantially increasing their user base.
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Is there any fighting game like Mortal Kombat where you challenge gamers around the world taking a bet? I don't want to take bet on Mike Tyson or Joshua I want gaming by one self, I believe this is less dependant on Luck, this requires more skill than mere luck.
if it turns out that the market is busy and there are lots of enthusiasts, I don't think there's anything wrong with seeing the game on a gambling platform, usually gambling platforms will not provide games that are not very interested because that will certainly be detrimental to the gambling platform itself 
Is there any fighting game like Mortal Kombat where you challenge gamers around the world taking a bet? I don't want to take bet on Mike Tyson or Joshua I want gaming by one self, I believe this is less dependant on Luck, this requires more skill than mere luck.
It's a nice idea, but you just need to understand the difference between the two concept of which you are trying to compare, i.e MMA (world wide recognize fighting game with an international dashboard to enable users predict who could win a fight) and mortar kombat (an independent virtual p2p fighting game that has no record). But unless you mean in a situation whereby the Mortal Kombat game is programmed just like we have a virtual football game on most sportbookers that plays repeatedly every 60 seconds, programmed to always be in favour of the casinos.
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Is there any fighting game like Mortal Kombat where you challenge gamers around the world taking a bet? I don't want to take bet on Mike Tyson or Joshua I want gaming by one self, I believe this is less dependant on Luck, this requires more skill than mere luck.
I don't think so! There have been a lot of discussions around PVP/skill-based gambling but I have not seen it materialized yet and I don't think it will ever be! At least not in the near future! But there were some telegram groups who arranges such kinds of gambling events where they used to pay out using bitcoin. I don't know if they exist now. Hopefully, someone will be able to point out some such groups who still arrange similar kinds of events.
But I have not seen such things in any of the well knows crypto casinos till date!
If I am not wrong there is already an extensive eco-system built around the on-line gaming market and linked mostly with "Twich" as a real time streaming platform. I do not see why there would not be individual betting as there is collective betting on teams and very large prices to be honest. However, I do not see this being integrated in betting platforms, but rather a separated bit.
Do you mean like PvP gambling? I remember reading an article in the past that there are some platforms that allow you to bet on yourself and play against someone(who bet on themselves) on an online game(whatever game you are playing) and the winner takes the pot. I forgot what platform it was. anyway, I don't know if we'll see this in a casino because I feel like they'll need to create a whole different platform just for this type of gambling. also, I am pretty sure there will be concerns regarding cheating.
Is there any fighting game like Mortal Kombat where you challenge gamers around the world taking a bet? I don't want to take bet on Mike Tyson or Joshua I want gaming by one self, I believe this is less dependant on Luck, this requires more skill than mere luck.
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