Quote from: TraderCal11 on August 09, 2017, 07:06:08 AM

Does anybody have something like this? Or even just a suggestion for me? I'm looking to start investments at several casinos.

Stick to the big names. Crypto-games, bitdice, bitvest, yolodice. Safedice doesn't have the best volume out of them, if you can aim to invest 25% in each of the 4 casinos that i've mentioned beforehand then you should be able to make a decent amount of profit over time.

Quote from: mrcash02 on August 12, 2017, 03:20:37 PM

Quote from: zikabra on August 12, 2017, 11:04:56 AM

Quote from: mrcash02 on August 09, 2017, 04:48:06 PM

Most common casinos accepting Investments: SafeDice, YoloDice, Crypto-Games.net, King Dice, MegaDice.

Maybe there is one or another accepting too, but these are the sites I know. Before start investing look for reviews about each one of them. When investing in casinos you need to always look for news, because few of them can go bad...

Just to add bitvest.io on that list they are accepting investment too.
And i know that you can invest in freebitcoin, they are giving 4% annual interest.

Thanks for remembering!

Quote from: zikabra on August 12, 2017, 11:04:56 AM

Quote from: mrcash02 on August 10, 2017, 12:48:58 AM

Yobit accepts, but it's not related to Dice game bankroll (At least not publicly). They say it's a tool for devs to promote their coins.

Check this thread for opinions about the service: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1922048.0

Even promoting their exchange on my Signature I would be careful about this investment, as the rates are fixed and considerably high. They claim it's not a HYIP/Ponzi scheme, all we have is their word and so far it's working for everyone (sometimes they don't accept investments, when they can't afford to pay, so it's controlled and limited).

From where is that money coming from? Is it from them and i don't understand why they are sharing money unless it is some kind of hyip.

Well, they just say it comes from special funds... I can't afirm if it's HYIP or not, what I know is that the investment there doesn't work all the time, some days (like now) the 'wallet' is out of coins, what means investors aren't being credited. The investment turns into "No coins" status.

How is yobit even related to OP's question at all?

Yobit doesn't even say that they are using the funds to fund their bankroll. Thus, we have no idea where they are using the money, making it extremely risky for someone to invest. What is this special fund? Nobody knows. It's like investing your money into a black hole, and hoping to see it again.