Quote from: arallmuus on May 03, 2015, 07:54:04 AM

For Primedice cases, I dont think that they might be switching into altcoins as I believe the US players just a small fraction from their regular players .

Does anyone know exactly how many of their players are based in the US? Is it under 50%?

Quote from: fox19891989 on May 03, 2015, 03:48:19 PM

Quote from: Chemistry1988 on May 03, 2015, 03:42:40 PM

Well I wouldn't consider dadice an altcoin-accepting site, as in fact you can't play there with altcoin. You can deposit with altcoins, but it will be converted to bitcoin right away and will show up as bitcoin on your account balance.

If we want to do that, we can as well use an altcoin exchange and play on Primedice.

Hmm, so you maybe like fortunejack, it has multiple altcoin betting, clam, dash, doge, redd, nmc, and so forth.

Or just play clam dice on jd, you can try bitdice.me as well, those sites have altcoin betting/

Those are some good suggestions, although none of them have the same amount of trust that PD has in the community yet. PD doesn't accept US players... JD doesn't accept BTC. And those were the two largest and most trusted dice sites. Sad

Maybe SatoshiDice is a distant third because they've been around for ages. But they don't accept US players too I think...

Quote from: RussianRaibow on May 03, 2015, 05:52:08 PM

Quote from: tspacepilot on April 30, 2015, 04:26:37 PM

Of course they're also not comparable in that Micon was the "spokesman" and "pokerpro" for sealswithclubs but wasn't an owner/operator. On the other hand, I think Stunna is the owner/operator of primedice.

Anyway, thanks MICRO for the clarification about using tor/vpn.

What ? U mean Micon is not owner of SwCpoker.eu ? Then who is ? I mean what is the owner's anonymous identity ?

Some sites list him as a co-founder apparently. Others list him as founder only. One calls him a "rumored founder". Not sure what the exact situation is.