A 6Away AI product
Created by Ilgaz Demirel
A working sportsbook simulation showing how identity, eligibility, wallet transactions, risk decisions and settlement work together.
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An independent portfolio simulation, not a real-money betting platform. All personas, teams, fixtures and transactions are fictional; demo credits have no value. No real payments or identity checks; not affiliated with any operator.
A responsive sportsbook on a phone: fictional personas, simulated KYC, a demo-credit wallet, singles and parlays, settlement and responsible-gaming controls.
Beside the phone, eight stages — Identity, KYC, Eligibility, Market validation, Odds acceptance, Wallet, Bet placement, Settlement — each with the platform’s decision and reason code.
Every money command is idempotent and the balance is derived from a ledger. 13 reconciliation checks, scenarios, probes and the event log sit one click away under Advanced.
One function answers “may this account do this now?” for deposits, bets and withdrawals: age, licence, KYC, cooling-off, exclusion.
Trade-off: A single choke point needs an owning team and a fast read path.
Balance is a sum of integer-cent entries, each with type, reference and creating key. Any balance is explainable from entries alone.
Trade-off: Forbids “just fix the balance” — the discipline that makes it trustworthy.
Client key + canonical payload fingerprint: retries replay, reused key with a different payload conflicts. Settlement and reversals derive keys from bet / withdrawal ids.
Trade-off: Clients must generate and persist keys; cheap now, prohibitive to retrofit.
Accepted price travels with the leg and must equal the live price at placement.
Trade-off: Lower acceptance in fast markets — chosen over silent repricing disputes.
Limits at deposit; breaks and exclusions on every command; decreases immediate, increases wait 24h; withdrawals stay open under exclusion.
Trade-off: Revenue deliberately refused; the bet is that trusted books retain.
Correlated legs overpay when multiplied. Without a correlation model the honest answer is to refuse — in placement and in reconciliation.
Trade-off: A major US revenue line, sequenced after a pricing model exists.
Knowing the gap to production is part of the judgment. Nothing on this site claims production-grade compliance, security or transaction guarantees.
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