All the ETH bankroll was owned by me and Scott. The number of investments was just a way how we have split the coins, it was not 4 all the time.

I may not agree to what you have said mate, Ethan and Scott have more ways if maintaining the site by hiring good and intelligent workers across every problems, a competent and due diligent developer will be handling yolodice while ethan and Scott go to bed to sleep while the site is running smoothly, to me the reason they stop operating is because, so many competitive cryptocurrency gambling platforms are emerging rapidly in the space with new gambling features far more better than yolo interface, there affecting customers from patronising them, on that note, yolo have to shutdown and maybe will sit back and rethink new features and strategies to come out with.

Let's also be honest about one more thing — running a site like YOLOdice is no easy task. Server security, software development, managing equivalents of millions of dollars belonging to investors and players that trust you — we've been doing our best and we've put as much effort in running this site as we could. But this responsibility has started affecting our lives in the way we had not anticipated. It's been like riding a rollercoaster sometimes. We will be more than happy to take a break, take a deep breath and maybe then come back with something new. In other words, we really need some time off. Really.