So 40% was supposed to stay on the site for the bankroll at a minimum right? That would mean 1292 btc or so should still be held by the team as far as the bankroll goes, minus losses or plus wins by the casino.

That doesn't include the eth or other alts collected in the ICO. Just the bitcoin alone would value 12.5 million dollars. If the ICO at the time collected 10 million dollars, wouldn't investors still be in profit just on the 40% alone? Seem's impossible for investors to be losing money with the current numbers.

That's just the 40% guaranteed to stay in the bankroll. The other 60% that was partially converted to fiat and whatever else should likely have a decent portion of funds left as well. Kinda hard to believe 60% is just gone isn't it?

@Boxxob I hope you're being paid well for representing them, cause if this goes south, you will probably go south with them.

I don't know the whole story obviously, but this is where my brain is currently. Seems like what I posted above should be the minimum of whats left of the bankroll. I find it very salty that Alex locked the threads and has declined to comment here. Instead sends Boxxob to issue a blanket statement for him. You'd think protecting his businesses name would be #1 on the list.

If someone with a better understanding of this ICO could comment here that would be great.