Post by frogsplash45 on Aug 11, 2013 14:48:32 GMT -5
In case you are unfamiliar:
SaltyBet.com
This site streams simulated CPU fights between an array of over 13,000 random characters (ranging from Street Fighter to Justice League to The Simpsons) using the freeware MUGEN fighting game software.
People place bets on who they think will win using phony monopoly money... The odds are decided by who is betting on what... The more unpopular the bet, the bigger the payout one receives.
Each member is granted $400 to start (with a $10 minimum to fall back on in the event you go bankrupt). I swear, once you get into it, it's crazy addictive.
Now, while streaming the actual Raw television show is out of the question for this kind of site, the betting system alone would make for a PERFECT second screen experience.
Just before a match starts, members place their bets.
While I wish WWE was smart enough to create this themselves, there's no reason why a fanmade version couldn't work.
Obviously, this would only work for live shows. So Raw and PPVs only. But I guarantee this idea would help DVR numbers go down and live viewership go up.
SaltyBet.com
This site streams simulated CPU fights between an array of over 13,000 random characters (ranging from Street Fighter to Justice League to The Simpsons) using the freeware MUGEN fighting game software.
People place bets on who they think will win using phony monopoly money... The odds are decided by who is betting on what... The more unpopular the bet, the bigger the payout one receives.
Each member is granted $400 to start (with a $10 minimum to fall back on in the event you go bankrupt). I swear, once you get into it, it's crazy addictive.
Now, while streaming the actual Raw television show is out of the question for this kind of site, the betting system alone would make for a PERFECT second screen experience.
Just before a match starts, members place their bets.
While I wish WWE was smart enough to create this themselves, there's no reason why a fanmade version couldn't work.
Obviously, this would only work for live shows. So Raw and PPVs only. But I guarantee this idea would help DVR numbers go down and live viewership go up.
