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. However, usually house always win more than glambers and that's how they continue their business. I have seen couple to casino who are giving opportunities to invest on bankroll and a return a percentage from their total house edge.

If we go on with this idea, then we can possibly think that every investment regardless of its venture is a gamble. Like, if we invest in a fast-food chain, we ought to spend on labor, materials taxes, etc. And I think investing in a casino is not different. Bankroll getting bankrupt is the same as a food stall that does not have any customer. Or mishandled service of a crew or staff that resulted in damage to the client that the management needs to fix. Same loss in different situations. and also:

Quote from: semobo on February 08, 2020, 01:55:00 PM

Bankroll investment is something similar to traditional investment so you will get 5% returns per annum but in cryptos which can be generated even in a day so it all depends on what kind of returns we were expecting from our capital invested but one thing risk factor increases with the increased in returns.

This.

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

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.

I definitely agree, ( not on that your lazy part), and I think it is a wise move rather than our money sitting idle and giving us nothing