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Yesterday, Roma wrote to me about his idea, and I tried to explain to him that it wouldn't work in this format.
When only one pair of players is involved, coefficients are required for betting, and the organizer must be responsible for the bets with their own money. It is also necessary for people to know what they are betting on and what they will receive if they win.
Currently, Roma is suggesting simply placing a blind bet and receiving a profit depending on how many people bet on the other player. In other words, if 10 people bet, and they all bet on a creature (for example), in the event of the creature winning, they will not receive anything – they will simply get their money back.
Plus, Javdet decided to take 10% of the profit, and it's unclear on what basis. That is, in the example I gave, people will not only not win anything, but they will also lose 10% of their bet.
And the most important thing that I didn't like about Roma's proposal is that he basically just wants to throw out an idea without wanting to continue working on it and thinking through the details, because he admitted that money and everything related to it is not his thing.
I hope, Roma, you don't want to keep this a secret, and I haven't revealed any of your secrets. No offense, but all of this looks raw and uninteresting.
лето 2012.