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Re: 🎲 DiceSites.com - List of dice sites w/ statistics, graphs & verifiers
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Juandelacruzq
on 26/12/2017, 03:20:38 UTC
Quote from: MinerHQ on December 26, 2017, 03:04:25 AM
Quote from: Juandelacruzq on December 25, 2017, 11:29:54 PM
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Quote from: Juandelacruzq on December 23, 2017, 06:22:40 AM
Why isn't Freebitco.in in the list? Isn't the place reliable?

Last time I looked they had a relatively high house edge (but acceptable on faucet site IMO) and a provably fair mechanism that could be improved: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=877078.msg16023076#msg16023076

Overall I think freebitco.in is fun for free moneys and maybe trying to gamble that free moneys. But for real gamblers I would suggest other sites :x



I believe the same owner of freebitco.in owns KingDice now, so that is an option (or a site that I have listed Tongue.) I actually followed KingDice for a while and kinda like the founder, but then he sold it hehe :p Obviously wetsuit has a long good (afaik) track record with freebitco.in, so nothing against him either Smiley If KingDice would be become more popular, I would certainly consider it to be added.


I'm thinking about "investing" in Freebitco.in (getting the interest they pay), but I was worried when I didn't see it at your website.

You should be worried about any investment gambling site... Well maybe outside of betking they are the only ones i trust.

Why do you trust Betking in particular? There isn't even an investment option there, what's the point of leaving money there instead of in your own wallet?

Betking do not have an investment option to earn interest on your deposits but they recently launched betking ico and their token are traded on the open market. So if you want to invest money on their site then you need to consider buying those tokens from open market keet it for long.

https://hitbtc.com/BKB-to-BTC  - In terms of BTC profits so far all investors lost their money from the ico launch.

Based on this link investors lost almost 60% of their BTC - https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@btcmillionaire/bitcoin-casino-investments-15-week-14-of-52

How many of those tokens exist?

Betking EV is super low, 11.05 BTC in 4.75 years.

Edit: I see there are 100 million tokens: https://betking.io/ico/

So at 0.000006 BTC each the market cap is about 600 BTC. Assuming EV is just another 11.05 BTC in 4.75 (probably less if nothing changes, as BTC are more expensive now and people need less BTC to be the same amount of USD), the expected returns are extremely slow. So I bet those tokens will still drop a lot unless way more money starts being wagered regularly.