Quote from: leea-1334 on November 08, 2019, 09:48:28 AM

Quote from: deisik on November 06, 2019, 05:07:07 PM

Quote from: plast555 on November 06, 2019, 01:20:07 PM

In my opinion, a casino should be able to use other games as entertainment when users are bored

Designing a really interesting, engaging and entertaining game takes time

Look, dice is a simple hi-lo game but developing anything beyond that while making it playable and really enjoyable at the same time may turn out to be quite a daunting task requiring a lot of effort, and more importantly, expertise and know-how in the field which wolf.bet developers simply may not have yet (no offense intended)

And it is even more so when we are talking about games that are played by more than one human player (think poker room here). Only a few casinos can actually make these games the right way. If dice is sort of arithmetics in the gambling world, poker is more like highly advanced calculus

Dice is simple, that is the whole beauty of it,,, simple, fast, has a very visible house edge, and if made with provably fair everyone can see that bets are fair

Highlighted that part for you

Dice is definitely simple and beautiful but the house edge takes away a lot from its beauty and appeal. And this is where games like poker shine. If you play against the casino (as in dice), the house edge is always there, at every bet you make. Some people may not be happy with this at all

On the other hand, when you are playing against other folks (as in poker), the house edge becomes kinda irrelevant because it is the same for all other players as well, but you win not by taking the casino's money but the money of other players. And that's the true beauty of it

Quote from: leea-1334 on November 08, 2019, 09:48:28 AM

You can bet 1 satoshi, and bet 10000s of times for martingale

But even with a simple concept you can ruin it by taking away all the things that make it attractive (fast, usually)

Or making the minimum bet amount intolerably high (which would ruin the entire purpose and appeal of martingale)