Bayside Corporation (BYSD)

[DD_dempsey]

MUST READ DD-Part 3-$BYSD-and the legalization of eSports Gambling

Reports estimate around 100 mil people in North America play fantasy sports for money. Essentially- they gamble in one way or another — in both Fantasy sports online or eSports Gaming . Lmao.






Enjoy these ... hope you’re sitting ;)















And are you sitting. - holy cow - is this May 2018? Does that say 300k people???






YOU THINK THESE EVENTS DRAW CROWDS AROUND THE WORLD?






And we can all buy the tokens already ... check it. Thry are traded already.








KEY SITES to peruse....


https://esportbet.com/top-games-with-esports-potential/


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PhE6cGcLG2s


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=buv8XLC51R8


Fantasy Sports at Draft Daily
Fantasy Gold will host daily fantasy sports contests on its own branded site DraftDaily.com using the Company’s proprietary Daily Fantasy Sports (“DFS”) platform. DraftDaily.com allows users compete against one another to win prizes awarded in Fantasy Gold Coin (FGC). The site currently offers daily and weekly fantasy sports contests for the following sports leagues: NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL. We anticipate lunching Fantasy Cricket in May 2018 followed by Fantasy Soccer.


Esports Live and online FGC Arena
eSports tournaments and 1v1 contests will be hosted on the Company’s proprietary eSports platform, FGCArena.com. Fantasy Gold will hold monthly live tournament events starting in May 2018 in Las Vegas with a minimum of 300,000 expected viewers per event. Fantasy Gold Coin will be the in game currency used for tournament entries and prize pools. Live events may also include additional cash prizes provided by sponsors and from crowd sourcing.  FantasyGold has partnered with Millennial eSports to organize the events to be held at their eSports Arena in Las Vegas.


GAMING and GAMBLING ... HOW DO I START on Fantasy Gold? How do I get a wallet and coins? read below and watch the videos.


https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6397430261092536320


HOW TO GET STARTED ON FANTASY GOLD...videos step by step...

https://youtu.be/aKkHSd1MNE8

https://youtu.be/1Nw-9vhSWPM

Fantasy Gold has partnered with Millennial Esports to offer eight monthly live events to be held at their esports arena in Las Vegas at the Neonopolis. Offering huge prizes to winners with a combination of cash and Fantasy Gold coin prize pools. Esports is a massive and fast-growing market with huge potential. Fantasy Gold is working with the fighting game community's top streamers to bring the best of the best together to battle it out at the new FGCarena. With a starting prize pool of $10,000 and big-name gamers such as Justin Wong (@jwonggg) and Team Spooky (https://www.twitch.tv/teamsp00ky) who have already taken an interest in the platform, coin and FGCarena. This is sure to be a huge success and step toward mainstream adoption of Fantasy Gold's system and network as a safer, cheaper and all around better way to play-pay-win in the esports industry. The events are expected to be streamed live to over 300,000 viewers in anticipation of a winner being crowned the best of the best.

VIDEO ABOUT FGC

https://m.twitch.tv/videos/256836722


FGC has been making history from the beginning, with our Daily Fantasy Sports Platform Draftdaily as well as FGC Arena in gaming and esports history. Then we became the first cryptocurrency used to power live esports events at scale, and is now the first cryptocurrency in Las Vegas.

Details about our events are always available on Facebook and Twitter. Events feature merchandise, cash and crypto prizes.


NBA2K and eSports -

Many still might not know a lot about esports, but Silver is banking on changing that with his NBA audience with the NBA 2K League. Esports is an industry that generated more than $655 million in revenue with a global audience of 335 million in 2017. Forecasters predict it will generate more than $1 billion in global revenue and double its audience by 2020, according to data company Newzoo.
"I was so impressed with myself that I am an early adopter to [esports] but then realizing everyone else is here as well," Silver said.
However, Silver was looking forward, toward perhaps a new future for the NBA and its fans.
What if the NBA could somehow duplicate this someday and draw in the next generation of fans through its own esports league? The commissioner, who can't live without his iPhone, who is more tied to the esports generation than many would expect, decided to give it a shot.
Esports just might be a game-changer, not only for Silver and his owners but also for traditional sports worldwide. The NBA is checking into the game early in the first quarter.


READ THIS ARTICLE IN ESPN HERE..... https://es.pn/2wIzsgf


The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday struck down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PAPSA), which prohibited states from authorizing many forms of sports gambling. This is a landmark decision for the sports-betting industry, which now unlocks one of the largest gambling markets in the world. For nearly 26 years, Nevada has been the only state in the U.S. allowed to offer a wide array of popular sports-betting options. In 2017, $4.8 billion was wagered at Nevada sportsbooks, though an estimated $150 billion was illegally wagered on sports by Americans that same year.

Make no mistake, the court's decision will have a profound impact on the development and growth of the esports industry. Let's get into the how, when and why.

The decision

The pivotal line from the court's decision reads: "Congress can regulate sports gambling directly, but if it elects not to do so, each State is free to act on its own."
As a result, states are now free to regulate sports betting as they see fit. New York, Pennsylvania and West Virginia are among the states expected to legalize sports betting imminently, with many more to follow. One research firm estimates 32 states will likely offer sports betting within five years. The contour of these laws remains to be seen, but it's important to note there won't be a national policy on this issue for the foreseeable future; instead, operators will be forced to comply with piecemeal, state-based legislation.

The current state of esports betting

It has been nearly two years since Narus Advisor published the last comprehensive analysis of the size and scope of the esports-betting marketplace, but its most recent report concluded that $5.5 billion worth of cash and in-game items would be wagered globally on major esports titles in 2016. That same report estimated this number would grow to $12.9 billion by 2020. Notably, the majority of this betting occurred through the use of in-game items such as betting currency. But both the growth curve and the predominance of skin betting was in a world with PASPA on the books.
Speak to any major betting operator -- online or brick and mortar -- and they're thinking deeply about how to capitalize on the explosive growth of the esports industry and the correlating increase in wagering on esports events. A few major sportsbooks already offer lines on esports matches. By the time the dust settles from this decision, virtually all of them will.
Viewed in this light, the lack of more recent data is troubling. Like the industry itself, esports betting is poised to explode, and we've barely wrapped our heads around the scope of the betting that's already occurring.


The future

Whether you like it or not, esports gambling is only going to get bigger. This simple fact must frame the entire debate surrounding the role of wagering in the esports industry.
The esports industry is at an important crossroads: We need to decide whether we're going to embrace the rise in esports betting or try to shun gambling altogether.
Gambling has its problems, to be sure -- chief among them are threats to competitive integrity, addiction and underage betting. These issues, coupled with the stigma surrounding gambling in the U.S., are the primary reason why many traditional sports leagues have historically chosen to prohibit any affiliation with betting. And while some esports teams/competitions have taken on betting sponsorships and worked with groups such as the Esports Integrity Coalition, the largest operators in the industry -- Blizzard-Activision and Riot -- have thus far shied away.

This approach seems defensible; gambling can be harmful, and major brands don't typically want to be affiliated with such harms. However, all of these negative externalities are magnified when league operators refuse to participate in the ecosystem.

This is why NBA commissioner Adam Silver has flipped the league's position on gambling; it's not that he's pro gambling, he's just a realist, and he wants to use the NBA's leverage to promote a system that includes mandatory monitoring and reporting of unusual betting-line movements, a licensing protocol, age verification, geo-blocking technology, mechanisms to identify and exclude people with gambling problems and education about responsible gaming. The NBA has also proposed the imposition of an "integrity fee," which would require operators to pay a percentage of the gambling handle on league games to allow the league invest more in compliance and enforcement actions.



WHERE WILL THEY PUT ALL THE CTM machines around the country for maximum exposure and usage? . Courtesy of adam16

Simon Property Group, Inc. is an American commercial real estate company, the largest real estate investment trust (REIT), and the largest shopping mall operator in the US.[2]


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_Property_Group


It's unconfirmed but so easy to put the 2 together with the 107 malls and 68 premium outlet sentence.


Justin Frankel, CEO of Bayside Corp. commented, "We have eagerly awaited the arrival of the CTMs while we worked on finding and securing the best locations to place them. The property management company we are partnering with on this initial deployment has a property portfolio of 107 malls and 68 premium outlets in the United States as well as a global presence. We look forward to providing businesses, consumers, and investors easy and secure access to the cryptoasset markets."

Simon Properties description:

Simon Property Group is a self-administered and self-managed real estate investment trust. Co. owns, develops and manages retail real estate properties, which consist primarily of
malls, Premium Outlets®, and The Mills®. As of Dec 31 2017, Co. owned or held an interest in 207 income-producing properties in the U.S., which consisted of 107 malls, 68 Premium Outlets, 14 Mills, four lifestyle centers, and 14 other retail properties in 37 states and Puerto Rico. Internationally, as of Dec 31 2017, Co. had ownership interests in nine Premium
Outlets in Japan, four Premium Outlets in South Korea, two Premium Outlets in Canada, two Premium Outlets in Malaysia, and one Premium Outlet in Mexico.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://phx.corporate-ir.net/External.File%3Fitem%3DUGFyZW50SUQ9NDAxNDM3fENoaWxkSUQ9LTF8VHlwZT0z%26t%3D1%26cb%3D636576927110544263&ved=2ahUKEwjOgd3lr5XbAhVByGMKHea2AMoQFjAGegQIBBAB&usg=AOvVaw2Y11Vn4RKehTYKk4CQUEJr