Re: Snipie's gambling investment test

Updated the table and added the changes in the bankroll in the 2nd post of this topic.
The reason for this 2nd update in the same week is the dramatic change in the profit which dropped significantly at the end of the Yolodice BTC competition, where players won +BTC10 and the total drop of the site earnings is around BTC6...
The currently invested amount dropped with the same number as the losses and the opened investment dropped too.
17 weeks were suppressed, choas Undecided

That is really sad and a lesson learned that we should never invest in a website which uses our money (bankroll) to run a promo on their website and the investors have a high risk of losing their overall investment because of that promo. The company should take the responsibility of these type of promos and should keep investors out of this. By using investor funds, they are playing with their trust.

LOL!

Do you really believe that they would do that? When you are an investor then its automatically considered that you're part of the bankroll.
You aren't just part for the profiting side but also with the losing side.

This is why it isn't bad to pull off some of your investment when you are in gains but if you don't need much off money for now
then recovery is almost guaranteed when you are in side with the house.

Lanatsa, what are you talking about? Where did you find that I am saying I should always be in the profitable side? I was updating all of this to the others for months now and risking some +100 bucks to do it just to make things clearer for everyone.. If you check the table my investment was negative for weeks and I continued to update the table. Sorry but your post doesn't make sense and you failed to understand the point of this topic.
What I blame the site for is as FinneysTrueVision said, our investment should be frozen during this competition, thing that didn't took place this time and what we could argue about and even ask for "refund" since this statement is clearly mentioned in their term. Personally I consider it as a side event that could occur in any investment and people should be aware of.