Aug
09
2009
| Legal in 39 states, this so not gambling, online gamer challenge gives players a chance to show boat there skills. Thanks to BringIt, the online service support the PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and the Nintendo Wii. So how do it work? Well when a challenge is made and bids are down, Bring it will hold the entry fee from players. Till the game is finished and at the end verifies the result and credit the winner. Minus the service fee of course. Entry fee limits player with a fee of $25 for the first 10 games for first timer. Limit is increase in steps till it reaches $500. The site will take 10% from wagers and a $4 fee upon withdraw. This help the site make money and running. Tournaments is separate from novice and expert. Bringit also will features premium memberships, leaderboards, and up to 16 verse opponents. |
Jul
07
2009
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BringIt is a Chicago-based company that created a portal where gamers can compete with others and bid. Ranging from $1-$250 on the PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox, the 360 and even of the Wii. Still in beta testing.. Bringit was founded in May 2008 by chief executive Woody Levin. Who got the idea from a pass memory of him and his hocky buddies challenging each other. Winner has to get the beer. Now quit falling under gambling, but fall under the definition of games of skills, which is legal in most state. Game of choice could be Halo 3, Madden NFL, or Championship 2009. The way it work is that BringIt extracts data from network or game. Example Xbox Live, to get games result. Player can also verify scores. To handle disputes, BringIt will resolve disagreement such as the use of screen shots and/or based on other evidence. |
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