Wait, There's a Bitcoin Bowl Game?!

Wait, There's a Bitcoin Bowl Game?!

Yes, it's true. In the midst of the most exciting time of the year in college football, bitcoin is making its mark. What was previously called the Beef O' Brady's Bowl, will now be known as the Bitcoin St. Petersburg Bowl for the next three years. BitPay, one of the largest bitcoin payment service providers will serve as the title sponsor of the NCAA....


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Beef ‘O’ Brady Bowl Is Now the Bitcoin St. Petersburg Bowl

Dogecoin grabbed a lot of attention for the cryptocurrency space by sponsoring a NASCAR driver, now Bitpay is putting up some major bucks to get some mainstream media attention on the far more popular Bitcoin, by buying the naming rights to an NCAA college football bowl game. For our international/non sports fan audience: Bowl games are played every year in college football after the regular season, typically in lieu of a playoff system. Teams are placed in different bowl games depending on where they were ranked in their conference that year. While the bowl games do finish up the year and....

BitPay Becomes New St. Petersburg Bowl Game Title Sponsor

ESPN Events has announced that Atlanta, Georgia-based BitPay will serve as the new title sponsor of the annual St. Petersburg Bowl - an NCAA-sanctioned post-season college football game that has been taking place since 2008. BitPay, renowned for its business of allowing merchants to easily accept bitcoin payments and convert them instantly to local currency, will have the game known as the Bitcoin St. Petersburg Bowl beginning with this year's game, slated to be held on the 26th of December at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida. "Our goal is to continue to move bitcoin into the....

Super Bowl 2017: Betting with Bitcoin on the Big Game

It is time for Super Bowl LI in Houston, Texas. The New England Patriots face the Atlanta Falcons. The Super Bowl is expected to attract an estimated $4.7 billion USD in bets. Bitcoin is growing as an easy way for bettors to send funds to offshore sportsbooks. It is unclear how much bitcoin is used to bet on the super bowl, but what is clear is that the number is going up. Let’s have a look at the game and some possible bets. Super Bowl LI: Expected to be an Offensive Shootout. Sportsbooks opened the total score at 60 which was a record high. Currently, the total score line is 58 which is....