Late to the farewell party here, I was tagged by a friend I actually introduced to the site a couple of years ago! Always been and will always be interested in a form of public bankroll for dice and I think this people will realise how cool it really is if we hit on a really good way to implement it.

Seems like things didn't work out in terms of variance for Yolo towards the end, but I think in general dice investors understand the long-haul concept (we're hodlers too maybe?).

I don't want to mention dirty words here either but I think there's a lot of potential in dapps, smart contracts and some of those "defi" mechanisms that would really help solve some of the issues with staking and "governance" type considerations and reward distribution, etc. Certainly for dice, it would help with staking and ownership rights and redemptions. Almost like a bankroll mirroring a liquidity pool, with the same transaction fees and commissions distributed to pool contributors.

And just like stakers can adjust stop loss and limit orders, maybe individual contributors can set max loss they're willing to accept, and max leverage etc... all giving the person betting in real time his max possible bet and winnings.

I'd be interested to work with something like that myself! Time for old dice people and old dice players and investors to come together and build a better dice?