[jjgold]

Growing trend worldwide especially in UK

I guess just random shit like a casino but exciting

[BIGDAY]

You ever been stung be a bee in the ball sack??

[ChalkyDog]

Virtual Sports, I've looked into this since that pinnacle twitter thing, and I am still not quite sure WTF it is.

It can't be sports games, because outside of FIFA, American's would dominate the sport. So, is it world of warcraft shit?

[artyfudgepacker]

i think i seen it on offshore site .it was horse racing .

[jjgold]

Horses
soccer
tennis
motor racing
mainly..I think old real games that are random somehow

[Fa11en]

Chalky, mainly StarCraft 2 an DOTA2. The DOTA tournament last night had 1.5 mill for the first place team of 5. Almost 500k on the live stream. Asians love the sh.t

[Hi Everybody]

[Seto]

I think what JJ meant wasn't video games played by real people (in which case by knowing the players you could have some sort of edge), but literally virtual sports. Results are simulated "virtual day to virtual day" and you bet on the results. For example you get 1 min 30 secs to bet per "gameweek" in soccer, and then the results are generated and you win or lose. The odds are similar to those you would find on normal games (there are chalky faves etc) so I would imagine the way they generate the result isn't completely random. I don't know if the % chance a team wins is directly taken from their odds in which case you essentially have no edge. Hard to say if you can have an edge in these games, some people have come up with chase systems claiming they could beat virtual soccer but I have no idea whether any are legit.

You can do parlays and shit with those games too.

[byronbb]

RBI Baseball CPU vs CPU?

[Domestic]

Have bet on Starcraft 2 ever since Pinnacle introduced it a couple of years back. Crazy line movement despite it being low limit, also tends to be easy to predict the public money when compared to traditional sports.

[jjgold]

Setos post is what I meant

It's nuts
Shut going off every -3 minutes 14 hrs a day

Must be good money maker for books

[ItsMeMrMattE]

I think what JJ meant wasn't video games played by real people (in which case by knowing the players you could have some sort of edge), but literally virtual sports. Results are simulated "virtual day to virtual day" and you bet on the results. For example you get 1 min 30 secs to bet per "gameweek" in soccer, and then the results are generated and you win or lose. The odds are similar to those you would find on normal games (there are chalky faves etc) so I would imagine the way they generate the result isn't completely random. I don't know if the % chance a team wins is directly taken from their odds in which case you essentially have no edge. Hard to say if you can have an edge in these games, some people have come up with chase systems claiming they could beat virtual soccer but I have no idea whether any are legit.

You can do parlays and shit with those games too.

it ceases to amaze me the things people will bet on.

[daneblazer]

Does jai Alai count?

[turtlejc]

i remember when counter-strike was big

im sure you used to be able to bet on that shit

i was 14 years old driving with other nerds around the country going to tourneys

CPL in texas was the big one

[Deuce]

Horses big everywhere it seems.

Pass

[zizoudane10]

DOTA sometimes, but only because a friend of mine has some great knowledge of it. Limits are low til now, but market is growing steadily. I don't give a shit about this though, but sometimes when my buddy makes his bets I throw something on it, too.

[jjgold]

I wonder if the horse races are real from like 15 years ago

All they do is change the names
No way to look up when they were

[shaunovery]

E

I wonder if the horse races are real from like 15 years ago

All they do is change the names
No way to look up when they were

No there no real there number genarated all english bookies have them

Graphics have got better over the yrs ive worked in a coral shop for 7 yrs