Quote from: wwzsocki on February 07, 2020, 06:58:32 PM

It is enough to read comments in this thread to know that investing in a casino bankroll is very rare and I don't know personally any Bitcointalk member who actually did it.

Considering the fact that this section is heavily spammed by many users, I still feel sad that you did not read my post in the first page of this thread.

I just explained about my experience there even though I never call any such option as success, it was worth it. In case you missed it read it here and I will forgive you Cheesy

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5223846.msg53788695#msg53788695

Quote from: Coolcryptovator on February 08, 2020, 05:50:12 AM

Isn't investing in a bankroll the equivalent of gambling? Because if investors have to carry lose then most likely it's also a gamble.

Yes but dont forget that being an investor is the opposite side of the table. You are the house now, or a part of the house.

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I have seen couple to casino who are giving opportunities to invest on bankroll and a return a percentage from their total house edge.

Actually they are very few. The casino also carries risk of the investors in case of bankruptcy. But again like I said in my previous post in this thread linked above, it is a long term investment if you want a decent ROI.

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I didn't invested on such as platform. But if the platform is trusted enough then it would be a passive income for lazy people like me. So most important thing is how trusted your investing casino.

Wrong statement in the bolded part. If you are looking to make money from bankroll investing then you are not going to break even at short term or even long term. This is comparable to fixed deposit bank investment. It is a method to diversify your assets in different sectors one of them being bankroll of casinos. It should not be the only one if you are looking to make money, but a constant source of profit in a long term portfolio.