I had a look and was not impressed.
Main issue is the site uses it's own token causing deposits to be charged exchange losses. I also saw to withdrawal from the site back to bitcoin there is a massive 5% fee plus another exchange loss. So you loss 5 to 15% of your deposit before you even make a bet.
Where did you find the info about the deposit and withdrawal fee? Previously Twicedice said that there is no deposit and withdrawal fee so I'm wondering which one is correct, whether they charges fees on withdrawal/deposit or not.
Each Dagchip is valued at a fixed amount of 0.5 EUR, with no withdrawal or deposit fees, making the token cost-effective, and safe to hold for extended amounts of time.
@TwiceDice, can you clarify which one is correct? Is it true what is said by above user "win win win"?
Don't trust. verify.
Have a quick look at their bitcoin withdrawals section. 5% fee on BTC withdrawals. They use a 3rd party to exchange BTC to their token. I'm guessing there would be a hidden fee in poor exchange rates both ways.
Twicedice, I saw you mention an argument for KYC that applies to your fiat customers. I don't think it is needed for Cryptocurrency accounts. How can you justify KYC for Crypto accounts?