Brazil World Cup Gets Unique Bitcoin Bookies
A unique Bitcoin betting service for the Brazilian World Cup 2014 has launched, with a unique approach for the gambling world: Bitcoin bookies. Bitkup, which offers home-grown sweepstakes for the tournament due to kick off in two weeks' time, is setting itself apart from traditional services both in its structure and hard figures, while its creator....
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Want to try your hand at making some money on the Brazil World Cup? Check out Bitkup. When I contacted Gus, a person over at Bitkup and asked him why Bitkup was created he said (note due to a language barrier, text may be slightly inaccurate due to translation): Brazilians and Spaniards are passionate about football and technology, so we created Bitkup with the main objective of disseminating Bitcoin enthusiasts and the provide the currency; also, its fun and I wanted to try my luck with predictions for the World Cup Brazil 2014. As more time passes by, Gus says that Bitkup will add other....