so I know usually we just drop our bags on you guys but I figured

>>2469935
what is this?

>>2469935
alright, all in dgb

>>2469949

https://wagerr.com/

https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@christbkk/wagerr-demo-wallet-released-first-look

DEMO WALLET! SHIT IS LEGIT NOW

>>2469935
These guys don't have any product though. Also the market cap isn't even that small, if they've raised over $6 million, I imagine that's for a small percentage of ICO coins, so divide that by whatever percent and the market cap is probably in the tens of millions already.

>quick goy the 21st ico will open shortly!!! Dont miss your chances there might not be a 22nd

>>2469970
>fees on traditional sportsbooks are 10%, we have 6% and as low as 2%

yeah nah
fees on reputable sportsbooks (such as pinnacle) are already 2% or lower

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>quick guys! you still have a chance to pay for our lambos in exchange for a useless ERC20 token!

Absolute shit.

>>2469935
Already tossed in 1 BTC in round 1. Very optimistic about this one.

Sportsbetting (and all the other kinds they will be adding, including esports) are a massive global industry. $500bil+ annually supposedly.
If Wagerr matures over the next year or two and captures even a fraction of that, this thing is going to have some very interesting stuff going on.

>>2469935
Put in a bit. Coin is marginally plausible, and I do think betting via crypto is a legitimate growth area.