Quote from: slaman29 on February 22, 2019, 11:10:54 AM

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Quote from: markstivn98 on February 21, 2019, 02:09:40 PM

try this casino stake.com
it is good

It is not enough to say that the casino is good. You should add some features on why people should try it out, the features and other stuffs that they can enjoy and benefit from it.

I know it's a good casino and is a sister company of primedice but I can't see that they have an investment option.

Stake apparently doesn't offer this option

And neither does PrimeDice, for that matter. I remember as a few years ago this question had been raised (when many casinos opened their bankrolls for outside investments), and Stunna (if I'm not confusing him with someone else here) said that they simply didn't need this kind of money

And it makes sense actually. If they are generating enough profits on their own, they may not want this kind of "fundraising". Anyway, any established casino (at least, as I see it) can take the path of private investments (i.e. bring in a couple of extremely rich investors) if they ever choose so

You're not wrong, Stunna's also the owner of PrimeDice and that's how the origins of Stake happened

I had been there when it happened

Though I don't think it is actually about different objectives (as you say further in your post). From my perspective, it is more about available opportunities (options). Really, when you start a business, you don't have a lot of choice at first. It is not like you can easily find a lot of solid investors unless you already built a name and plenty of trust. But this is never the case when you just start off

Things might have been and probably had actually been different at the dawn of crypto (say, in 2011-2013) when there were a lot of investors full of cheap bitcoins willing to invest them. But these times are long gone and now you have to fight for the venture capital (especially after the ICO disaster). In this manner, public bankroll can provide you with some capital but not much and for mostly the same reasons

Quote from: Ewinsane on February 23, 2019, 07:44:28 AM

They literally got scammed 2000 bitcoins from a seed hacker and still continued their way

It was more like 200 bitcoins (in 2013 if I'm not mistaken)