Pretty wild how $PREDI | @PredictBase offers way tighter spreads than your average Web2 sportsbook. Bet365 and other traditional books charge a 5–8% hidden margin to the users. On the other hand, $PREDI charges a 2% flat fee, and sends 1% straight to the market creator.. @PredictBase activity and users are taking off, and with The Base App opening the door to millions, it wouldn’t be surprising to see $PREDI start pulling share from traditional sportsbooks. It's crazy that bettors don't have no idea how much they’re giving up to Web2 books because the fee is hidden inside the odds. How? The total implied probabilities add up to more than 100%, and that extra is the tax you’re paying without seeing it. Most sports markets land in the 5–8% range doing this, which is a no brainer. Example: a true 50/50 should be 2.00 / 2.00. However, Bet365 might give you 1.91 / 1.91 = 4.7% edge for them, paid by the user. Let's use a real example: Real Madrid vs Mallorca is in 6 days.. If we bet on Bet365, these are the quotes: Bet365 hidden fee = [(1/1.25 + 1/5.75 + 1/12) − 1] × 100 = 5.7% Now if you're a smart guy and go to @PredictBase... $PREDI hidden fee = [(1/1.35 + 1/5.59 + 1/12.73) − 1] × 100 ≈ 0% No hidden tax, just the 2% flat fee stated in the docs and anyone can create a market and get paid for it. Betting in crypto prediction markets isn’t just cheaper, it flips the business model in the user's favor and in the creators' one too.