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I think justdice, as it is a long-standing gambling website. The only problem is that they use an alt-coin called "clams". These are sometimes considered scam-coins as a few people own the majority of these.

Why do not they use other coins? One reason could be that they are supporter of Clam and Clam is a PoS coin. When user deposit Clams there, Justdice will earn interest with the coins.

Clam is the most held coin in crypt-currency history. Fairly distributed.
Like this many people now a days prefer alt coins to make dice gaming or any other gambling just not willing to risk their bitcoin. This will not letting out bitcoin from gambling industry.

Do you mean Clam has most users? I thought bitcoin or Doge, litecoin have more users. Do you think the site owner have some connections to the Clam community?

Doolgus has previously addressed his intentions.

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Why didn't dooglus pick a currency that already has a market and added on some exchanges? This one looks so thin particularly for a site like just-dice and most of the coins are property of owners who didn't know they had it (found some CLAMS in an old wallet that had balance in 24 may, Plenty of just-dice people found they had hundreds of CLAMS too). Also I doubt investors who had thousands of BTC in just-dice would convert their bitcoins to some random alt-currency and put it in there.

I don't want thousands of BTC on JD. It's too much responsibility looking after them. Switching to a "worthless" toy coin should drastically reduce the amount of value I have to take care of.

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I think the whole point of adding CLAM was that it is almost free, and they wanted to use testnet coins.
Still waiting on dooglus to comment on the launch, and about any future plans.

You got it. The site has been sitting idle for long enough. Almost everyone got their BTC back already, so it's time to move on. I don't want to see people winning and losing fortunes, so this should keep things more sensible.

With CLAM I'll also feel more comfortable adding experimental features. Switching from BTC to CLAM should take some of the pressure off me.

The main reason for closure of Bitcoin version of JD was the regulations implemented.