If you’ve always been a fan of betting on racehorses or greyhounds, this new trend may just be up your alley. While hamster racing is not a new phenomenon, it’s taken on an entirely new life with crypto betting and Twitch streams.

Designed to appeal to animal lovers, crypto users, and live bettors, Hamsters.gg is here to keep you entertained while making money.

The site uses Twitch as its streaming base and features 4 hamsters that race for the finish line. You can place your BUSD bets on furry speedsters like Popcorn, Oliver, Sparky, Rocky, Buster, Milo, and Teddy.

 Hamsters on the Run

The Twitch account streams directly to the Hamsters.gg website, where you can place your bets using BUSD. Once your bet is locked in, keep an eye on your favourite hammy friend. 

The action takes place in real time, and you may just spot your chosen champion streaking to the finish line. Or he may take a nap instead. That’s the fun of the game!

While you wait for either Popcorn or Buster to take the lead, use the live chat function to the right of the screen to cheer on your favourite or smack talk your opponents. We’re not saying it’ll change the outcome of the race, but we’ve heard rumours that these hamsters are smart enough to read…

 Introducing $HAMS

While racing hamsters is ridiculous and so much fun to watch, Hamsters.gg also recently launched its very own fadcoin - $HAMS. The coin launched on the 1st of July, valued at $0.01 and quickly shot up to over $3 in a matter of days. 

The coin continues to fluctuate as the Twitch streams go live, showing that the strength of this coin is currently tied to the might of the hamsters that are racing to prove their worth.

Fans of meme coins like Shibu INU know that these tokens have the ability to skyrocket in value under the right conditions. As of the 24th of July, BitMart announced that HAMS is now exclusively listed with the exchange, giving the coin even more clout. 

HAMS may have raced onto the crypto market in a hilarious fashion, but this coin may be one to keep a close eye on in the future.