One other thing to chime in with, CBTC only contributed around 50 btc to the Peerbet bankroll. So at times we've had a little under 30% of the revenue - this is important to note when validating out monthly reports on Havelock as we could only account for "our" winnings or losses, not the other investors (unless they cashed out, the house then takes a 7% cut of the winnings).

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Quote from: AwayThrow on August 18, 2015, 03:36:09 AM

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Financial Snapshot (LTM):
LTM gross revenue total: ~150 btc + ~34 btc in alt-coin equivalents = 184 btc

LTM Sellers Discretionary Earnings profit total: 172 btc (184 - server costs) BTC, if house bankrolled

I'm curious where these figures come from, and if you could provide some more breakdown into it. Looking at your screenshot from dicesites, the statistics seem to be showing over a 1 year period revenue of only 2.5 BTC. I downloaded the casinobitco.in second quarter report of this year, which corroborates showing a loss of "5.7743 btc Bit777/Peerbet House Revenues + Peer Games" before expenses.

The number there is a bit confusing, as it starts us "-47", an old hole the dice got in the previous year from the previous owner's time.

Still, the site EV in Bitcoin alone is shown as 110.7 BTC on that same site http://dicesites.com. This does not include Alts or Bit777, which accounted for most of the profits combined. We offer a full breakdown to interested buyers, who can verify it in the server during due diligence, but didn't feel the need to publicly post it.