Quote from: BTCevo on December 12, 2018, 07:47:19 AM

Quote from: spain cool on December 10, 2018, 05:22:22 PM

Quote from: RHavar on November 28, 2018, 06:14:25 PM

It's a nice idea, but I'm not really sure why a crypto player would do it. You're selling 900,000 EUR worth of tickets for a chance to win 650,000 EUR prize. While by itself, I'd say despite the huge house edge -- it's probably not terrible -- as you're just buying a bit of fun. However, the part that makes it really unappealing to me is there doesn't appear to be any effort to have a provably fair drawing. Which to me, seems like kind of an easy process: you publish a list of all the tickets, and then take a future bitcoin block hash % ticketNumber to determine the winner.

Oh come on mate, don't be so pretentious. We can win a lambo for just 2eur so why not? just imagine it! We wouldn't get bankrupt for just a small of eurs, don't we?

What do you really expect when you said this? 2 euro per tickets so there is no possible to have 1 tickets that can win those lambo, you need more than one ticket to win and when you spend more that means you already using more than one ticket so I do think the chance is really small to win this

And like I said before, there is no solid proof that he has that car, he should at least proof something here

He doesn't have the car, the car won't be bought until after the raffle is finished.

Go to the website: https://www.winalambo.net/

It basically says that it will be bought in your country up to 400K euros.

The way that regulations work in various countries it wouldn't make sense to buy one in Europe and have it shipped to USA where it might not pass regulations. Especially the emission regulations which are very strict in certain states like California.