esports Betting Blockchains | ICO Market Overview

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esports has gained a lot of popularity over the years and also started to be adopted by the sports betting industry. I love gaming and have always been a real gamer myself, but esports never really got me that interested as a viewer or a sports bettor. I once wanted to start following a solid esports tipster but the maximum limits were still very small back then which made it pretty much impossible. Some blockchain projects that have to do with esports and esports betting caught my eye. Here is a quick overview

Herocoin are holding their ICO next week. They are a decentralized betting token based on ethereum. They already have an existing platform with users at herosphere.gg.

Gimli is a decentralized, interactive platform for eSport streamers and viewers. Users can use digital tokens to bet on live games outcome, donate to streamers and respond to their polls and challenges.
Websitehttps://www.herocoin.io
ICO Date14 September 2017
Total Supply2.000.000.000
ICO Supply600.000.000
Price1 ETH = 8500 Play (0.024$)
whitepaperHerocoin Whitepaper
TwitterHerocoin Twitter
FacebookHerocoin Facebook

Unikrn.com is an existing esports betting platform. They are launching unicoingold and already raised 10.000.000$ from Mark Cuban, Ashton Kutcher, Shari Redstone, Elisabeth Murdoch and others. Their lead investor was an early investor in Snapchat, Twitter, and Instagram. Less than two years ago, they created a token called “Unikoin”. With over a quarter of a billion Unikoins turned over they now see an opportunity to introduce a cryptocurrency: UnikoinGold.
Websitehttps://gimli.io/
ICO Date16 September 2017
Total Supply150.000.000
ICO Supply80.000.000
Price1 ETH = 700 GIM
whitepaperGimli Whitepaper
TwitterGimli Twitter
FacebookGimli Facebook
Websitehttps://unikoingold.com/
ICO Date22 September
Total Supply1.000.000.000
ICO Supply200.000.000
price???
whitepaperUnikoingold Whitepaper
TwitterUnikoingold Twitter
FacebookUnikrn Facebook
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    I give answer on your comment its bit confusing I was tired and I answer 2 question but fked up the order if you didnt get it because of my bad writing i can answer your question anytime

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    You said they have chance if they offer best price on the market problem is most of them create their own block chain that means if someone wanna bet he first buy bitcoin with a fee transfer it to exchange buy their coin with a fee than transfer it to their website 2 reason thats not gonna work out even if they offer the best odds these transfers ended up as loss for who is betting and they dont like complications. They want fast and easy experience their concept very far away from that.