Takeaways From Using Jake Paul's Sports Wagering App, Betr

Jake Paul started a new sports betting company, Betr. BetR recently released a free micro-betting app. Paul tried the app during Monday Night Football.   The app is free and will get better over time. It's not clear when users can bet real money. The company believes it's the future of sports gambling in the U.S.

Borr is a sports betting app. It's free, but some experts consider it a problem gambling concern. I enjoyed using it, although I felt uneasy placing so many bets in such a short period of time. I like placing pregame wagers and using my own research to determine which side I'll take. With in-game betting, I was essentially guessing on what I'd see next. This led to some fun wins, like when I took Denver to pick up a first down on a 1st-and-10 play and Javonte Williams broke off a nice run to cash my bet.

Borr is a sports betting app created by Jake Paul. It's easy to use and understand. YouTube TV is 30-45 seconds behind the app. It is possible to place bets during live games, but it's not for me. I would rather drink beer and eat a hot dog. He may bet on the outcome of occasional at-bats.

Betr launched a new in-game betting app today. It's easy to use and has no learning curve. The app is free, but it's easier to stomach losing Betr coins than hard-earned cash. The company will launch a paid version of the app to encourage responsible gambling practices. If BetR wants to revolutionize the sports betting industry, it will need to captivate the fans interested in micro-betting.