Best gambling site for esport? - page 2.

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Quote from: bitterguy28 on March 16, 2021, 05:10:10 AM

yeah i remember back in 2019 when this gambling site OneHash is conducting Signature campaign almost every other month for one month run.
But since 2020 and up to now , they are missing in action .

Maybe they are not interested in luring people here in Bitcointalk.org anymore and instead they are targeting people outside here?

I don't see any other advertisement that they do outside the forum. Whatever is the reason, we won't know it unless they come on this thread or on their thread and tell voluntarily why they don't haven't done it again after a long time.

The outside world is vast and if they see a need to reinvent through other types of marketing, it's all on them. Just as the other casinos do just to gain more users and potentially loyal customers.

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Quote from: dammlyn on March 07, 2021, 11:51:39 AM

Hello, which crypto betting site is the best for betting esport?
I have played esport on ggbet (limited now), vulkan (the same) and 1xbit (scammed me).
I'm looking for website with such markets like 1xbet/bit has but with crypto.
I play leagues like ESEA Advanced, mostly lower tier tournaments.

For me this two are the best Nitrogensports & Sportsbet they can always give you the best odds in the market of the sports in my experience when it comes to sports betting not just look for the odds always look for the team you really wanna support with your money of course not only that you can also get some extra bonuses in my side well it's just gambling you can either trust your money in there but it's all about earning and entertainment sad to hear that 1xbit got you for my advice try to do a research first before putting your money to a gambling site.

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Quote from: justdimin on March 10, 2021, 07:18:08 AM

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I tried Loot.bet once but Sportsbet.io is a new one to me. Loot.bet is often advertised in some Esports betting sites that doesn't accept crypto so I got curious and checked it out and overall experience I would say is pretty good.

Loot.bet is just like other fiat based sites but sportsbet.io and other crypto-sportsbooks actually have the same odds provider from what I have observed and the odds changes and markets are the same for all of them.

If sportbet.io covers the matches you are looking to bet on, then you should settle with them because they are one of the best sportsbooks we have here in the bitcoin community. There are others as well which allow betting on sports with bitcoin, but sportsbet.io are still ahead by significant margin.

I did check Sportsbet.io and from my experience I can say that it is a pretty good website, pretty easy and hassle free in my transactions, might be because it is small amounts but overall experience with Sportsbet.io is good, I would recommend it because they don't just cover Esports, they have other sports too.

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Quote from: Quidat on March 07, 2021, 05:39:22 PM

•Onehash

I used to bet there before and it's one of the sportsbooks that I like. But you need to know mate that they've updated their casino and removed the esports betting.

There's no more esports betting on onehash. You can check it for yourself.

Really? Onehash already removed sportsbetting option in their site? and also i noticed that they are not conducting their Signature campaign in Bitcointalk things that they use to do back days , that every 4-6 months they are having a campaign for 4 weeks each time.

Yes, they did. Check it out and most of the games you'll find out that are active are casino games. They have various games and even live virtual sports but esports have been removed.

And with their signature campaign, it's been a long time since they've conducted one in the forum. We don't know if they'll run one again in the future.

yeah i remember back in 2019 when this gambling site OneHash is conducting Signature campaign almost every other month for one month run.
But since 2020 and up to now , they are missing in action .

Maybe they are not interested in luring people here in Bitcointalk.org anymore and instead they are targeting people outside here?

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Quote from: ralle14 on March 15, 2021, 06:43:09 PM

Quote from: sunsilk on March 15, 2021, 02:29:04 PM

That can be the reason why they stopped or it's about the volume that they're getting and it's no longer enough to support the bookie so, they decided to dive into another venture for most casino games.

I doubt you can cheat on the odds since they still get a 5% cut no matter what their players bet on and even if you do get better odds it's very easy to turn it around knowing the volumes aren't that high. I think it's safe to say the volume is the main issue since the parimutuel style of betting isn't that common in crypto sportsbooks compared to the fiat and skin betting sportsbooks. Also it's really discouraging to make a bet when you see low volumes on most of the matches they offer and that only hinders the growth of their sportsbook so you can't blame them for pulling the plug after a few years.

That's very noticeable and why they've not become a popular sportsbook in the market and also in the forum, although some really knew them that they're made as a bookie.

When I bet there, the volume really isn't great and encouraging but that's how it goes. Even with small bets since it's mutual betting but anyway, good luck to their future business.

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Quote from: sunsilk on March 15, 2021, 02:29:04 PM

That can be the reason why they stopped or it's about the volume that they're getting and it's no longer enough to support the bookie so, they decided to dive into another venture for most casino games.

I doubt you can cheat on the odds since they still get a 5% cut no matter what their players bet on and even if you do get better odds it's very easy to turn it around knowing the volumes aren't that high. I think it's safe to say the volume is the main issue since the parimutuel style of betting isn't that common in crypto sportsbooks compared to the fiat and skin betting sportsbooks. Also it's really discouraging to make a bet when you see low volumes on most of the matches they offer and that only hinders the growth of their sportsbook so you can't blame them for pulling the plug after a few years.

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Check it out and most of the games you'll find out that are active are casino games. They have various games and even live virtual sports but esports have been removed.

And with their signature campaign, it's been a long time since they've conducted one in the forum. We don't know if they'll run one again in the future.

Interesting why they stopped sports betting services, I have heard there are players who were taking advantage of the wrong odds and things like that with bitcoin sports betting since most of the sites don't require KYC so they can just cheat and run away and make new accounts to scam again. I wonder if that was the reason why they stopped sports betting, players cheated them too much I mean maybe. As for the signature campaign, I don't think it is much of a concern since not site spends the marketing funds in the same manner for a long time.

I don't have an idea about that issue, when I've visited them that's a surprise to see that there's no more sports and esports to bet on their casino.

That can be the reason why they stopped or it's about the volume that they're getting and it's no longer enough to support the bookie so, they decided to dive into another venture for most casino games.

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Quote from: fullhdpixel on March 12, 2021, 04:15:50 AM

GG.bet and loot.bet are such betting sites that only focus on providing odds for e-sports.

GG bet has very good esports offer but unfortunately they make your account limited very fast if you are winning. I've never tried lootbet though but I imagine they will limit player also. What I thought is that crypto bookmaker won't limit you because it's pointless if there isn't any verification.

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Quote from: dammlyn on March 07, 2021, 11:51:39 AM

Hello, which crypto betting site is the best for betting esport?
I have played esport on ggbet (limited now), vulkan (the same) and 1xbit (scammed me).
I'm looking for website with such markets like 1xbet/bit has but with crypto.
I play leagues like ESEA Advanced, mostly lower tier tournaments.

You can check those advertised through signature campaigns here in bitcointalk forum, they're more reliable than mentioned sites. Be careful in choosing who's best among them, because scammers took advantage of our desires. Selecting the prospect in betting with eSports should be done carefully, you should be a fan of that game you wanted to bet with.

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Quote from: magneto on March 09, 2021, 06:49:04 AM

Definitely do not use 1xbit - they have a really bad reputation on the forums for a reason.

Yeah and avoid all of the sites listed in this thread actually along with 1xbit - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5283832

I would recommend trying gg.bet as they have the best odds most often but they do not accept crypto yet.

Quote from: ufaiz50 on March 09, 2021, 08:09:46 AM

Nowadays there are many sites who offer E-sports. I do not think there is a good one. Since this is just an element of a sportsbook. I think you should just check the reputation for a bookmaker and look for the limits for example. E-sports is popular. Lot of money will be involved. Maybe there are some sites who only focus on E-sports.

GG.bet and loot.bet are such betting sites that only focus on providing odds for e-sports.

Checking the reputation of the site you play is important and the best way is to check their thread here at bitcointalk and if they have some active negative trust, then better to have a closer look and if everyone is against them like 1xbit, everyone hates them, then just avoid playing there.

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Quote from: justdimin on March 10, 2021, 07:18:08 AM

If sportbet.io covers the matches you are looking to bet on, then you should settle with them because they are one of the best sportsbooks we have here in the bitcoin community. There are others as well which allow betting on sports with bitcoin, but sportsbet.io are still ahead by significant margin.

Do they have english site? Because when I open that I can see only chinese characters everywhere.

Quote from: justdimin on March 10, 2021, 07:18:08 AM

I have heard there are players who were taking advantage of the wrong odds and things like that [...] so they can just cheat

Actually in my opinion this the betting about - to find wrong odds and have advantage over the bookmaker. This is called "value", when the odds are i.e. 1.8 and real odds should be 1.3-1.4. You can win if you have more information about specific team or match than the bookmaker has. What is the cheating here? Even if the bookmaker has 4.0 odds and the real are 1.8 then also how can you name anyone cheater if he want's to get an opportunity of that? Of course sometimes the odds are wrong by mistake and then bookmaker can void the bet.

I don't know your betting experience but that's why I don't bet on mainstream markets in sports or esports. The odds are properly adjusted to the risk and in long term you won't win with the bookmaker. Lower tier matches aren't so popular and also trader don't have enough resources to give the right odds.

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Quote from: ufaiz50 on March 09, 2021, 08:09:46 AM

Nowadays there are many sites who offer E-sports. I do not think there is a good one.

Sorry , but how come that you think there is no Good E-Sports site?

care to explain further ?

so what about our favorite sites like those mentioned in this thread?

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Quote from: Kong Hey Pakboy on March 09, 2021, 12:17:55 AM

I tried Loot.bet once but Sportsbet.io is a new one to me. Loot.bet is often advertised in some Esports betting sites that doesn't accept crypto so I got curious and checked it out and overall experience I would say is pretty good.

Loot.bet is just like other fiat based sites but sportsbet.io and other crypto-sportsbooks actually have the same odds provider from what I have observed and the odds changes and markets are the same for all of them.

If sportbet.io covers the matches you are looking to bet on, then you should settle with them because they are one of the best sportsbooks we have here in the bitcoin community. There are others as well which allow betting on sports with bitcoin, but sportsbet.io are still ahead by significant margin.

Quote from: sunsilk on March 09, 2021, 04:53:41 AM

Check it out and most of the games you'll find out that are active are casino games. They have various games and even live virtual sports but esports have been removed.

And with their signature campaign, it's been a long time since they've conducted one in the forum. We don't know if they'll run one again in the future.

Interesting why they stopped sports betting services, I have heard there are players who were taking advantage of the wrong odds and things like that with bitcoin sports betting since most of the sites don't require KYC so they can just cheat and run away and make new accounts to scam again. I wonder if that was the reason why they stopped sports betting, players cheated them too much I mean maybe. As for the signature campaign, I don't think it is much of a concern since not site spends the marketing funds in the same manner for a long time.

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Are you worried about the KYC? on their main thread, it's stated that they don't ask for KYC but they might ask you if something suspicious might be caught.
For the other info, maybe you can find it on their FAQ.
https://loot.bet/page/faq

That faq page is probably outdated because back then they don't ask KYC after registration but now it's the other way around as you're forced to submit an ID to increase your limit. Without verification your stuck with a 0.1mbtc limit and that's below their minimum deposit which is 1mbtc.

Yeah, Loot.bet started as a great place to start betting. They promoted it a lot as well but I think Ive heard too much negative reviews recently. I wouldn't advise it to anyone at the moment.

Oopsie, thank you for that update. I thought that they're still the same as before but if they've changed a lot. Then, that's something that will make the other gamblers go into another bookie.
I've thought of them as one of the good to best alternative but if that's the update, too sad that they'll probably be removed from the other bettors choice.

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Nowadays there are many sites who offer E-sports. I do not think there is a good one. Since this is just an element of a sportsbook. I think you should just check the reputation for a bookmaker and look for the limits for example. E-sports is popular. Lot of money will be involved. Maybe there are some sites who only focus on E-sports.

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Definitely do not use 1xbit - they have a really bad reputation on the forums for a reason.

I have used Loot.bet and Buff.bet quite extensively and never had any problems. Their limits are pretty reasonable in the esports sphere, but obviously don't go out there and expect to be able to bet tens of BTCs at a single time - that is just not realistic.

Also check out some of the esports books that use skins/in game currency as units of account, they might have larger limits.

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Quote from: Quidat on March 07, 2021, 05:39:22 PM

•Onehash

I used to bet there before and it's one of the sportsbooks that I like. But you need to know mate that they've updated their casino and removed the esports betting.

There's no more esports betting on onehash. You can check it for yourself.

Really? Onehash already removed sportsbetting option in their site? and also i noticed that they are not conducting their Signature campaign in Bitcointalk things that they use to do back days , that every 4-6 months they are having a campaign for 4 weeks each time.

Yes, they did. Check it out and most of the games you'll find out that are active are casino games. They have various games and even live virtual sports but esports have been removed.

And with their signature campaign, it's been a long time since they've conducted one in the forum. We don't know if they'll run one again in the future.

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Quote from: dunfida on March 07, 2021, 04:07:44 PM

Try Loot.bet (they accept crypto) or Sportsbet.io and you might find on what you do look for. Good luck!

I tried Loot.bet once but Sportsbet.io is a new one to me. Loot.bet is often advertised in some Esports betting sites that doesn't accept crypto so I got curious and checked it out and overall experience I would say is pretty good.

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Quote from: dammlyn on March 07, 2021, 11:51:39 AM

Hello, which crypto betting site is the best for betting esport?
I have played esport on ggbet (limited now), vulkan (the same) and 1xbit (scammed me).
I'm looking for website with such markets like 1xbet/bit has but with crypto.
I play leagues like ESEA Advanced, mostly lower tier tournaments.

How you made a scam accusation thread with proof? I have been seeing more and more people complaining about 1xbit and how they are scamming people. Kinda sounds like they are doing "selective" scamming.
As far as I know, there are more than few sportsbook that allows esport gambling. They were in rise ever since different companies started taking actions against egambling sites that use their "products" or "items" (such as keys and skins) for gambling. Maybe have a look at the lists or thread people provided over here. Make sure you see how established they are and if they have a good reputation or not.

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Hi. I would recommend Stake.com - They also have a lot of sports betting. They're even the official betting partner of UFC.
There's a review on it here: https://crypto-gambling.net/casino/stake-com/

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