Both bustadice and bustabit now charge a 50% commission on net profits instead of a 0.25% commission on every wager. That means that bankroll investors have less variance now but also receive less EV than they previously did.
So, this change looks like its gonna be a bit more "less risk less reward" for investors and "more risk more reward" for gamblers, did I get it correctly? Sorry I am not a big math guy and English is my second language so I may not get all of it right.
From the looks of it, investors will not have to share commissions on losses, which is a great deal for the investors, however they will share a bigger pie when gamblers lose, which kinda means to me that they will have less risk which is always awesome but it will have less rewards as well, kinda understandable if you ask me.
On the gambler side only thing that changes is the ability to be able to wager higher bets and that's about it, which means if they can bet bigger they could win bigger or lose bigger as well, so higher risk but higher rewards as well. Let's wait and see how these changes will impact on investors and gamblers in long run so that they may decide further.