The problem Bet On Balls solves

Bet on Balls, primarily focused on cricket, addresses several key issues and enhances the overall experience for Indian fans.
Firstly, it leverages blockchain technology to provide a decentralized and transparent platform, ensuring fair play and tamper-proof transactions. With traditional betting platforms often facing challenges related to trust and transparency, a Ben on Balls mitigates these concerns by recording bets on a secure and immutable blockchain. This not only instills confidence in users but also establishes a level playing field. Moreover, the decentralized nature reduces the reliance on intermediaries, minimizing transaction costs and facilitating faster payouts.

Specifically tailored for the vast cricket fanbase in India, Bet on Balls taps into the passion and fervour surrounding the sport. Cricket enjoys an unparalleled following in India, and by integrating blockchain technology, the application ensures that every bet placed is traceable and verifiable. This not only enhances the integrity of the betting process but also caters to the unique needs of the Indian audience who are not only ardent cricket enthusiasts but also value transparency in gaming and betting activities. In essence, Bet on Balls addresses trust, transparency, and efficiency concerns, providing an elevated and secure platform for Indian cricket fans to engage with their favorite sport in a novel and trustworthy manner.

Challenges we ran into

1. Chainlink functions integration - Examples were hard to understand, Not clear documentation on API Responses,
2. Chainlink does not support a lot of chains, so we had to rewrite the codes for other chains that we integrated.
3. WAGMI library does not have sepolia support, due to which we were facing issues to get test tokens for the chains we wanted to integrate.
4. INTERNET WAS AN ISSUE.
5. Celo - The docs link that was shared was unavailable .
   Mini pay - Support fewer chains so we have to manually add other chains configuration.
6. The technical samples provided are very version dependent and some of them are outdated.