On November 17, the blockchain-based sports betting exchange BetDEX will <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xhA_v-uNuM&amp;t=3s" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">launch</a> on the <a href="https://www.cryptoknowmics.com/news/solana-web3-phone-gets-network-access-from-helium-mobile">Solana</a> mainnet. Varun Sudhakar, the company's CEO, announced that the sports betting market would launch at the start of the FIFA World Cup in Qatar. Users will be allowed to bet on football games, and wagers on World Cup games will not be charged any fees.

https://twitter.com/BetDEXLabs/status/1589287282611134464

Currently, BetDEX is accessible in several nations in Europe, Asia, South America, and Africa. Under the Online Gambling Regulation Act, the sports exchange is fully authorized and governed on the Isle of Man.
<h2>BetDEX to Provide Tennis and Cricket Bet</h2>
Sudhakar explained to the sources that the sports betting industry fed its customers over the years by offering cheap products at high prices while simultaneously limiting their successful players.

In addition to offering consumers soccer betting in 2023, the exchange, based on the Monaco protocol, also intends to provide tennis and cricket wagering.
<h2>Criticism of the Betting Exchange</h2>
In the lead-up to the event, the FIFA World Cup in Qatar has drawn criticism. A number of problems, including the working conditions endured by construction employees as they construct the stadiums needed to host the event, have been brought up.

BetDEX to Launch on Solana Mainnet before the World Cup in Qatar

BetDEX will launch on the Solana mainnet, allowing users to bet on football games, and wagers on World Cup games will not be charged any fees.

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BetDEX to Launch on Solana Mainnet before the World Cup in Qatar

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