ZeroEdge.Bet plans to disrupt outdated online gambling industry with upcoming ICO

Next generation online casino based on blockchain technology and a single token economy is set to disrupt outdated online gambling industry. ZeroEdge.Bet is a unique blockchain based online gambling platform with 0% house edge casino games, commission-free sports betting exchange and an open-source platform for building and operating customised games for anyone who wish to have their own online casino.

The main problem with online gambling industry today is that its purely profit-driven enterprise with marginal consideration for consequences of its practices.

The simple solution to the problem is creating a platform where playing games is “free”. Players are not required to pay any fixed amount of money to be able to play at the casino. This can only be achieved by creating a closed loop economy with its own token where players purchase the token with fiat or crypto. Since the supply of ZERO is limited, its value is directly proportional to demand.

The main difference that makes Zero Edge stand out from its competitors is that its business model is based on its token’s value growth rather than the cashflow generated from casino’s games.

The ultimate goal of Zero Edge.Bet  is to become a leading gambling platform in the global online gambling industry. Zero Edge will offer tools and infrastructure to parties who wish to build and operate their own games on the Zero Edge platform and help grow the ZeroEdge.Bet network.

The company will organize its early tokensale (pre-ICO) in February, when the public will be offered to purchase a limited supply of Zerocoins for a discounted price. To find more information about ZeroEdge.Bet visit https://tokensale.zeroedge.bet. Join the official Telegram group to stay up to date and get involved https://t.me/zeroedgecasino

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