The BetHero Brazil 2014 Makes Watching the World Cup More Interesting
Meghan Young — June 30, 2014 — Tech
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Those not into the game of soccer will find the remaining weeks of the World Cup slightly excruciating, yet the BetHero Brazil 2014 app can help. It is a fun and easy-to-use gambling game that raises the stakes so there is more incentive to keep on top of the rankings. After all, everyone wants to be a winner in the end.
With the knockout stages of the World Cup starting today, the BetHero Brazil 2014 app is especially good to have on hand (or on the iPhone). As written by the creators, BetHero Brazil 2014 is "designed for casual fans to have more fun watching a match by giving them skin in the game. It pitches friends against each other to predict who they think will win each match. Fans risk loosing points and social prowess instead of large sums of money."
With the knockout stages of the World Cup starting today, the BetHero Brazil 2014 app is especially good to have on hand (or on the iPhone). As written by the creators, BetHero Brazil 2014 is "designed for casual fans to have more fun watching a match by giving them skin in the game. It pitches friends against each other to predict who they think will win each match. Fans risk loosing points and social prowess instead of large sums of money."
Trend Themes
1. Gambling Apps for Sports Events - Creating fun and easy-to-use gambling games for other sports events could help drive engagement for casual fans who want to be more invested in the game.
2. Social Betting - Developing apps like BetHero Brazil 2014 that allow for social betting and friendly competition could be a disruptive innovation in the sports betting industry.
3. Skin in the Game - Adding a concept of 'skin in the game' similar to BetHero Brazil 2014 in other industries could increase engagement and competitiveness in a fun and non-monetary way.
Industry Implications
1. Sports Betting - Sports betting companies could create more social, fun, and low-stakes gambling apps to appeal to casual fans who are less likely to participate in traditional forms of sports betting.
2. Gaming - Developers in the gaming industry could leverage the concepts of social betting and game mechanics to create new and engaging games that blur the line between traditional gaming and gambling.
3. Marketing - Marketers could use the concept of 'skin in the game' as a way to drive engagement and participation in various promotions or events.
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