Legitimate Peer to Peer Betting Apps?

Optional · 08-10-25, 02:32 PM

The trouble with every attempt in USA is there is never enough liquidity so they require "market makers" to operate. Which means they are not much different from a Bookmaker. Operator needs market makers and ends up slanting things for them when they can.

Ylla1 · 08-10-25, 03:11 PM

Originally posted by Optional

The trouble with every attempt in USA is there is never enough liquidity so they require "market makers" to operate. Which means they are not much different from a Bookmaker. Operator needs market makers and ends up slanting things for them when they can.

Oh ok. Didn’t know that. Have you tried ProphetX NoVig, or similar? I heard the liquidity issue isn’t as bad as it was before?

Optional · 08-10-25, 03:38 PM

I haven't.

Maybe try bumping this thread https://www.sportsbookreview.com/for...-and-exchanges a couple of the guys posting there will know more about them than most people.

Ylla1 · 08-10-25, 05:08 PM

Originally posted by Optional

I haven't.

Maybe try bumping this thread https://www.sportsbookreview.com/for...-and-exchanges a couple of the guys posting there will know more about them than most people.

Ok thanks!

5918mike · 08-12-25, 03:21 PM

betopenly

Ylla1 · 08-12-25, 11:49 PM

Originally posted by 5918mike

betopenly

Oh ok. Do they have good liquidity and a good amount of action?

5918mike · 08-19-25, 01:06 PM

Originally posted by Ylla1

Oh ok. Do they have good liquidity and a good amount of action?

I don't know about liquidity. Gino is the owner and he is available, you know who you are dealing with and he will answer questions. The action can be random at times depending on what you are trying to bet. I've had great success with most bets under $500 getting picked up. He is constantly expanding and reacting to customer feedback. The lines are worth giving it a try, I have always received payment within 24 hours, always bitcoin for me but he has other options.