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I'm not entirely clear on your question. Our slot machines have a RTP of 98% or house edge of 2%:
https://mintdice.com/faq/games-general/the-numbers/what-is-the-house-edge
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Yes, this is exactly what interests me. All this is on the site, but I myself could not find it. I like your RTP. He shows that not only the house wins. Thank you and good luck!

No problem. We think it's a very good slot system we have. Good RTP, Provably Fair, pretty nice in house built Bitcoin styled graphics. And as I said earlier, it will get even better with our V3 Bitcoin slots roll out plan I'd think would be coming Spring 2020.

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I do understand about the different withdrawal Options. It's just that the time taken to approve the withdraw would take longer(thus the pending notifications would stay on until the withdraw is approved probably by the Mintdice team, that's when one's transaction can now wait for confirmations on the bitcoin network which also takes some time)

Given the recent update by MindiceSara, this is bound to change, I think the approval process will be a lot quicker with automation.

By the way even Windice have a fixed fee of 0.0002 BTC but the approval speed is quicker before confirmations from the bitcoin network start. I think that's the direction mint dice are also pointing to Wink

Fixed fee is still good if the price is low, sometimes some places require a lot of money for the withdrawal and thats not acceptable, I mean including segwit now and there are other methods it should be simpler to withdraw. I know a place (exchange) that requires literally 0.001 for withdrawal, thankfully I never have to withdraw bitcoin from there but if I had to I would be super upset about it. 0.0002 is really not that much and could be accepted.

I mean whats the point of having three options when the withdrawal fee is already low, I think focusing on speed would be much better than focusing on the fee itself, if you have a really fast withdrawal speed you probably won't even notice what the fee is because you want to take your money out very quickly.

as far as I know windice doesn't have a fixed transaction fee
it has the upper cap of 0.0002 btc per bitcoin transaction and if the bitcoin network state requires a higher fee , lets say 0.0004 btc , they would pay it out of their pocket
usually though the fee is much lower and is calculated based on an average 2-6 blocks wait time
when I was withdrawing a few days ago , it was 0.0000335 btc 3350 sat
fixed fee has its drawbacks , for example I would not be too happy to pay 20k satoshi every time if I knew that the tx cost is only 1-3k satoshi
also if the chain is super congested , with tens of thousands of unconfirmeds a 20k satoshi fee could see your transaction stuck for hours if not days

Are there any advanced plans to implement Segwit? Just today I found out that my Segwit-address is not suitable and thus I had to create a Legacy-address for the withdrawal, what is not highly appreciated

Yes, sort of. Blockchain work is very messy and there's a lot of things in progress. So we have many other priorities. But once we have released the majority of major projects we want to get out there, we would then pivot to minor features such as Segwit, lightning and others. I wouldn't expect such things really to come within the next 12 months though I guess is the best way I can put it for now.