The OP want to make trading (using software what i read) , not punting .
Only enchanges with monetary liquidity is appropriate (like in fiat betfair and betdaq for some horse racing).
Topic: Betfair like cryptobetting sites - page 2. (Read 318 times)
Do you try to bet your favorite sports on Stake or take a look for a while to check if that site can be the option to bet? Or Sportsbet, FortuneJack, Cloudbet or BK8 (I see this site on the altcoin section)? If you are not trying with those sites, maybe you can visit each site to know if that is what you want. This forum has many crypto gambling sites you can try playing various gambling games and I think you can get one or two sites where you can spend your time playing your favorite sports.
The sites you mentioned are different from Betfair. In Betfair, users betting against fellow bettors so they can get better odds. I'm not familiar if the same site offers the same features. For OP if you won't find any, you can now try the usual sportsbook being mentioned here in your thread. In terms of betting experience, I see not much difference and the environment is just the same.
You really dont get it. Betting exchange and bookmaker are 2 different stories.
Do you try to bet your favorite sports on Stake or take a look for a while to check if that site can be the option to bet? Or Sportsbet, FortuneJack, Cloudbet or BK8 (I see this site on the altcoin section)? If you are not trying with those sites, maybe you can visit each site to know if that is what you want. This forum has many crypto gambling sites you can try playing various gambling games and I think you can get one or two sites where you can spend your time playing your favorite sports.
The sites you mentioned are different from Betfair. In Betfair, users betting against fellow bettors so they can get better odds. I'm not familiar if the same site offers the same features. For OP if you won't find any, you can now try the usual sportsbook being mentioned here in your thread. In terms of betting experience, I see not much difference and the environment is just the same.
Here's the list of betting exchanges from Peeps' sportsbook thread. I haven't tried them all but I think Fairlay is the best out of them all and probably the closest to Betfair since they offer a wide range of sports. The only thing that sucks is their withdrawal fee ($25~) but it can still go down ($12~) if you earn enough vip points.
Thanks for your answer. This is what I was looking for. Fairlay, looks like the one with the most volume but I'm not too fan of the interface. Exbet, on the other hand, looks about right. Pretty similar to Betfair and it even allows us to connect Sports betting software such as Geektoys through API. The only downside of Exbet is that you can only use BTC. As for Sportx, it allows betting directly from your wallet using Ethereum. Would be great they could implement other protocols such as BSC or Polygon. As for Degens, it doesn't look much appealing and doesn't have enough volume.
Back in the days Betfair was allowed in my country I used to do a lot of sportsbook bet trading but since it has been forbidden I haven't found any other real good alternatives. I was wondering if any of you guys know any Sports bet trading crypto site similar to Betfair?
Betfair is owned by Paddy Power. Also, Paddy Power owns some casinos in different countries, some of them you may don't even know. There are many brands under the ownership of Paddy Power and check them. Also, I want to include the link of mergers and acquisitions in the gambling industry and use this list to find paddy power owned casino. Here is the link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mergers_and_acquisitions_in_online_gamblingOn another hand, similar good casinos in crypto industry are:
1. Stake.com
2. Sportsbet.io
3. Bitcasino.io
4. Playbetr.com <-- is a new but they have partnered with PSG
You can also try to Bet on Rollbit, there's a lot of options there and not an ordinary betting sites since they have exchange as well. This might work with you OP, have a try and read their terms of service to confirm if you can play.
You people advising him to try other "casinos" or sites like stake and so on are totally missing the point.
He is looking for a betting exchange and not a bookie/casino site.
He is looking for a betting exchange and not a bookie/casino site.
Yeah, that's right. There seems to be some confusion here about the difference between a betting exchange and a traditional bookmaker.
I wonder if some people actually read posts before writing their responses?
You people advising him to try other "casinos" or sites like stake and so on are totally missing the point.
He is looking for a betting exchange and not a bookie/casino site.
He is looking for a betting exchange and not a bookie/casino site.
Back in the days Betfair was allowed in my country I used to do a lot of sportsbook bet trading but since it has been forbidden I haven't found any other real good alternatives. I was wondering if any of you guys know any Sports bet trading crypto site similar to Betfair?
Which country are you from? There are many casinos which banned the US citizens. If you are from the US your chances of finding a good casino is pretty slim. I also know most casinos don't take players from Syria and Iran because the US don't like these countries. If you can tell us your country we can help you better.
Do you try to bet your favorite sports on Stake or take a look for a while to check if that site can be the option to bet? Or Sportsbet, FortuneJack, Cloudbet or BK8 (I see this site on the altcoin section)? If you are not trying with those sites, maybe you can visit each site to know if that is what you want. This forum has many crypto gambling sites you can try playing various gambling games and I think you can get one or two sites where you can spend your time playing your favorite sports.
The sites you mentioned are different from Betfair. In Betfair, users betting against fellow bettors so they can get better odds. I'm not familiar if the same site offers the same features. For OP if you won't find any, you can now try the usual sportsbook being mentioned here in your thread. In terms of betting experience, I see not much difference and the environment is just the same.
Back in the days Betfair was allowed in my country I used to do a lot of sportsbook bet trading but since it has been forbidden I haven't found any other real good alternatives. I was wondering if any of you guys know any Sports bet trading crypto site similar to Betfair?
Betfair is owned by Paddy Power. Also, Paddy Power owns some casinos in different countries, some of them you may don't even know. There are many brands under the ownership of Paddy Power and check them. Also, I want to include the link of mergers and acquisitions in the gambling industry and use this list to find paddy power owned casino. Here is the link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mergers_and_acquisitions_in_online_gamblingOn another hand, similar good casinos in crypto industry are:
1. Stake.com
2. Sportsbet.io
3. Bitcasino.io
4. Playbetr.com <-- is a new but they have partnered with PSG
I think someone had asked similar question here and had gotten different alternatives to enroll in without bothering much about where to gamble in. Just stay calm and I know similar answers will be offer to you.
There are so many to be found here , you can go through them and make your choice, you know your kind of standards you prefer
I have never visited a Betfair gambling site, what kind of options are offered in this.
However, there's at least a little workaround for you for now, would you mind having a look at some of the resources below.
• Fed Up With Betfair? Here are Three Sites Similar to Betfair
• Topic: Is there a "betfair" for bitcoin up and running yet?
• Topic: Any good crypto betting exchange ?
• Topic: suggest some btc sportsbook similar to bet365/betfair
Who knows, among these 4 sources can be useful for you in finding gambling sites that offer options like Betfair.
Sports betting trading
However, there's at least a little workaround for you for now, would you mind having a look at some of the resources below.
• Fed Up With Betfair? Here are Three Sites Similar to Betfair
• Topic: Is there a "betfair" for bitcoin up and running yet?
• Topic: Any good crypto betting exchange ?
• Topic: suggest some btc sportsbook similar to bet365/betfair
Who knows, among these 4 sources can be useful for you in finding gambling sites that offer options like Betfair.
Here's the list of betting exchanges from Peeps' sportsbook thread. I haven't tried them all but I think Fairlay is the best out of them all and probably the closest to Betfair since they offer a wide range of sports. The only thing that sucks is their withdrawal fee ($25~) but it can still go down ($12~) if you earn enough vip points.
Do you try to bet your favorite sports on Stake or take a look for a while to check if that site can be the option to bet? Or Sportsbet, FortuneJack, Cloudbet or BK8 (I see this site on the altcoin section)? If you are not trying with those sites, maybe you can visit each site to know if that is what you want. This forum has many crypto gambling sites you can try playing various gambling games and I think you can get one or two sites where you can spend your time playing your favorite sports.
Back in the days Betfair was allowed in my country I used to do a lot of sportsbook bet trading but since it has been forbidden I haven't found any other real good alternatives. I was wondering if any of you guys know any Sports bet trading crypto site similar to Betfair?
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