Bitcoin-Betting DeFi with Pinny odds and totally anonymous.

[raiders72001]

A lot of NBA props being taken account 2.

[raiders72001]

Bitcoin-Betting now takes bitcoin. Click bridge to my account and use the address generated to deposit from any wallet.

[raiders72001]

NCAA Tourney Winner

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Auburn
+511


Duke
+352


Florida
+389


Houston
+630


Michigan State
+2500


Alabama
+1920


St. John's
+2530


Tennessee
+2150


Iowa State
+3230


Wisconsin
+5320


Texas Tech
+2670


Kentucky
+5800


Texas A&M
+8550


Arizona
+5220


Maryland
+4560


Purdue
+7530


Michigan
+13840


Oregon
+17280


Memphis
+19220


Clemson
+7490


Mississippi
+11540


BYU
+10400


Missouri
+9250


Illinois
+5800


Marquette
+19560


Saint Mary's
+11540


Kansas
+6950


UCLA
+11540


Louisville
+10400


Mississippi State
+19560


Connecticut
+9820


Gonzaga
+4300


Creighton
+17280


Baylor
+17280


Oklahoma
+23000


Georgia
+23000


New Mexico
+17940


Vanderbilt
+34400


Arkansas
+23000


Utah State



San Diego State



North Carolina
+17280


VCU
+19560


Drake



Texas



Xavier



UC San Diego



Liberty

Futures

[raiders72001]

To withdraw BTC


To deposit BTC https://x.com/i/status/1899854801154044357

[raiders72001]

$100 Champions League Bracket contest for the soccer fans. No deposit required.

Go to Bitcoin-Betting.com to get your invite code to sign up.

Send email to ognjen@fairlay.com with the following-

1. Bitcoin-Betting account number.
2. Link to your bracket that will be given to you when you enter bracket contest.
3. Bitcoin receiving address.


Contest- https://gaming.uefa.com/en/uclbracke...oin/8X6YIMCPDZ
Code- 8X6YIMCPDZ

Rules to play starting with quarterfinals.

https://gaming.uefa.com/en/uclbracket/how-to-play

Those not emailing all 3 above prior to the start of the contest and multiple accounts will lead to all brackets being disqualified.

[bookie]

I was looking at their NBA playoff offerings and clicked "See event summary" and was surprised to see a .24% commission. I take it that that's for anybody who treats it as a sportsbook. I thought they had migrated away from the exchange model, but it now looks like they just don't mention that their prices aren't really their prices.

If my AI's calculation is right it only makes -108 into -108.26, thought I'm not sure if the commission comes off the risk or win amount. I was surprised to see this. Does somebody who follows this know if it varies from market to market?

I also find it strange they don't have limits posted, though that could just be because my account's not funded. Can somebody tell me what they're taking on NBA props and quarters for these playoffs?

[raiders72001]

I was looking at their NBA playoff offerings and clicked "See event summary" and was surprised to see a .24% commission. I take it that that's for anybody who treats it as a sportsbook. I thought they had migrated away from the exchange model, but it now looks like they just don't mention that their prices aren't really their prices.

If my AI's calculation is right it only makes -108 into -108.26, thought I'm not sure if the commission comes off the risk or win amount. I was surprised to see this. Does somebody who follows this know if it varies from market to market?

I also find it strange they don't have limits posted, though that could just be because my account's not funded. Can somebody tell me what they're taking on NBA props and quarters for these playoffs?

The commission is for the win amount. I'm trying to find out what the limits are on NBA props. They do have 4 nodes that may have different limits. The first and second one have been best in my experience.

You have to love AI. I was using it a lot today to calculate odds etc.

[raiders72001]

log out for limit

https://bitcoin-betting.org:1443/

command should be getorderbooks [marketid]
the marketid you find in the string you sign when you place a bet

[raiders72001]

Easier way. Just log out and click max.

[raiders72001]

1st node has 4mBTC limit on props.
2nd 3mBTC
4th 3 mBTC

I'm not sure if they will reload after each bet so that you can double pop on any of them.

[MalikHusam]

No parlays, no free plays, no contests etc. right?

[raiders72001]

No parlays, no free plays, no contests etc. right?

No parlays or free plays. They did have a free $100 UEFA Champions League Bracket contest no roll last week but I don't see anything about NBA bracket.

[raiders72001]

Next Pope

[raiders72001]

Tough to beat these.

TWolves -208
Warriors +185

-5.5 -109
+5.5 -101

Over 200.5 -107
Under -105

[raiders72001]

Bitcoin deposits were down for a bit but they are back.

Fix for BTCPayServer was deployed. Bitcoin Deposits are back!

[raiders72001]

4 cent line Stanley Cup

[litrismaxxx]

I like bitcoin betting (before fairlay), but I prefer bet with stablecoin as USDT or USDC,,, not with BTC or ETH like this site.

[raiders72001]

I like bitcoin betting (before fairlay), but I prefer bet with stablecoin as USDT or USDC,,, not with BTC or ETH like this site.

I completely understand that. Although if BTC goes up a tad more and breaks that ATH, you'll want your money in BTC. We just need it to break through that high.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

We finally have a Pinny DeFi. This is the new Fairlay with a cleaned up look. Pinny odds and you're totally anonymous. Your funds are self custody. US needs VPN.

https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-bet...s-with-no-kyc/

Bump. Thank you, Raiders. I'll check this out.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Bitcoin sports-betting is such a novel concept:

1) Makes for easy transactions.
2) You really do want your accounts denominated in BTC. Imagine holding accts in USD denomination. You'd have to clear +10% CAGR just to stay even.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Bump. How tough is it to fund this account?

Bear in mind. I'm a real dummy on technology.

[raiders72001]

Bump. How tough is it to fund this account?

Bear in mind. I'm a real dummy on technology.

Here's a good video.

https://x.com/i/status/1899854801154044357

The only part that looks tough at first is getting and connecting your metamask wallet to verify that it's you since Bitcoin-Betting is anonymous. Video upcoming.

[raiders72001]

Metamask

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq0fVYl1meU

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Thx, Raiders. I can't figure out MetaMask, I don't like it.

[raiders72001]

Thx, Raiders. I can't figure out MetaMask, I don't like it.

Which browser you use? You don't have to use it to make payments. You just need it on. You'll pay and withdraw the normal bitcoin way without Metamask.

[Optional]

Which browser you use? You don't have to use it to make payments. You just need it on. You'll pay and withdraw the normal bitcoin way without Metamask.

even I am with Chucky on this one.

Don't want to encourage these sort of convoluted systems by using them. Too ripe for extra knowledgeable types to take advantage of people.

Make a useable money transfer system or go away and die as a business please. They make the rest look bad by association.

[raiders72001]

It was complicated at first when they only took ETH. Now it's changed and deposits and withdrawals are the same as everywhere else except you make a couple clicks to attach your account to Metamask since it's anonymous. Then you can play in BTC.

Video in post #57 shows it much better than I just explained it.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

I just don't understand it. I don't like turning on extra Apps. Metamask can get lost.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Will give another criticism of these modern books:
1) You need to present the Live lines.
2) Not interested in the Invite code.

[raiders72001]

Will give another criticism of these modern books:
1) You need to present the Live lines.
2) Not interested in the Invite code.

I don't like the invite code either. If you do ask for invite, just put down Sportsbookreview or any forum and they will let you in. Click live lines top right and they show.

[ichiro4thehall]

Has anyone done a withdrawal of rBTC back to onchain BTC and did you receive the exact same amount of BTC (minus small fee) ?

It reads from the site like you should do. But having not been familiar with rBTC I looked into it a bit, it is often slightly off peg and making big withdrawals this could be pretty costly.

rBTC has decent longevity in its favor but when I've seen youtube videos with team members explaining stuff, I am not left very confident. Another worry is I can see bitcoin-betting users quickly dominating the market share of rBTC conversions, leading to further potential peg stability risk when whales are moving in/out.

I've only dabled with eth so far but would prefer longterm to bet in BTC. Kept meaning to get round to switching to WBTC. Why has this been removed as a deposit option, anyway?

[raiders72001]

Has anyone done a withdrawal of rBTC back to onchain BTC and did you receive the exact same amount of BTC (minus small fee) ?

It reads from the site like you should do. But having not been familiar with rBTC I looked into it a bit, it is often slightly off peg and making big withdrawals this could be pretty costly.

rBTC has decent longevity in its favor but when I've seen youtube videos with team members explaining stuff, I am not left very confident. Another worry is I can see bitcoin-betting users quickly dominating the market share of rBTC conversions, leading to further potential peg stability risk when whales are moving in/out.

I've only dabled with eth so far but would prefer longterm to bet in BTC. Kept meaning to get round to switching to WBTC. Why has this been removed as a deposit option, anyway?

You can do everything in BTC. Bitcoin-Betting can convert behind the scenes and it'll be 1 to 1. They use rBTC internally so that everything is tied in smart contracts and there will be a record of all transactions.

Rootstock is a bitcoin sidechain. wBTC was on the Ethereum chain. They decided to move BTC transactions to the Rootstock chain.

[ichiro4thehall]

You can do everything in BTC. Bitcoin-Betting can convert behind the scenes and it'll be 1 to 1. They use rBTC internally so that everything is tied in smart contracts and there will be a record of all transactions.

Rootstock is a bitcoin sidechain. wBTC was on the Ethereum chain. They decided to move BTC transactions to the Rootstock chain.

Thanks for reply, Raiders

Have you made a withdrawal of rBTC back to BTC and got the same amount? According to different sources and markets, rBTC is 2 percent off Bitcoin's value right now.

My major takeaway from my light research of rBTC was that there could actually be decent money to be made arbing the rBTC peg.

Any info of why they got rid of WBTC? I reread the github and couldn't find anything.

[raiders72001]

Thanks for reply, Raiders

Have you made a withdrawal of rBTC back to BTC and got the same amount? According to different sources and markets, rBTC is 2 percent off Bitcoin's value right now.

My major takeaway from my light research of rBTC was that there could actually be decent money to be made arbing the rBTC peg.

Any info of why they got rid of WBTC? I reread the github and couldn't find anything.

I don't mess with rBTC. I've been doing deposits and withdrawals in BTC. Interesting find on those arbing opportunities. That could be really profitable. I haven't done any arbitration betting with crypto in many years but I will swing trade.

rBTC and wBTC are both suppose to be pegged 1 to 1 with BTC. When they added rBTC, they got rid of wBTC. It was suppose to be just a chain move.

[ichiro4thehall]

I don't mess with rBTC. I've been doing deposits and withdrawals in BTC. Interesting find on those arbing opportunities. That could be really profitable. I haven't done any arbitration betting with crypto in many years but I will swing trade.

rBTC and wBTC are both suppose to be pegged 1 to 1 with BTC. When they added rBTC, they got rid of wBTC. It was suppose to be just a chain move.

Appreciate the reply again. I don't understand you saying you don't mess with rBTC. It basically says in an info box when i try to deposit with BTC that my BTC will be bridged to rBTC so it can be used in smart contracts.

Think I need to do more research as I think I have something wrong in my understanding. I basically thought:

1. When you deposit BTC, your funds are bridged over to rBTC.
2. This is supposedly 1:1
3. However, as anyone who uses crypto knows, bridging is not cheap.
4. Moreover, rBTC regularly trades at 2-3 percent less than BTC.
5. This is no problem depositing as you are giving the more valuable token and getting 1:1.
6. This becomes a problem on withdrawals.

Example Rbtc/BTC price is 0.99.

I deposit 1 BTC. Site says it bridges me to rBTC and i receive 1 rBTC in my bitcoin-betting account. (if true, some party benefitted by 0.01 BTC here - minus fees)

I then make 1000 bets, get lucky and have a 2 rBTC balance I wish to withdraw. (Exchange rate still same)
Bitcoin betting seems to imply I will get 2 BTC returned to me if I withdraw. But the exchange rate is 0.99 and I should receive 1.98 BTC.

Something in the above is wrong. Apologies for my ignorance.