Quote from: foxymethoxy on November 02, 2021, 04:11:13 AM

I just use doge mostly. (Much regret because I used doge there as trash coin before the boom, lol. Woopsie. What was like $20 in my statistics is now $4000). Lesson learned, sort of.

I do find using USDT makes me more aware of how much I am spending. It's a little difficult sometimes to know just how much I'm blowing because I can't do the conversion in my head easily.

Anyway, wolf.bet is probably the only casino site I've been on where I feel both scammed and not scammed at the same time. The website is so provably fair that after just 100 samples testing of limbo at various payouts, it was almost perfectly aligned with the expected probability, with the exception that 20-30s never really showed up. This leads me to believe it is so fair, it may be exploitable with proper statistics.

As for exchanging, unless they charge some stupid fee or perhaps require you to only bank out with your original crypto, that's basically like giving you free access to an exchange with no maker/taker fees attached. Yes, you'll probably lose it anyway, but I don't think it's hard to grab some doge and start dogeing around. Even now it feels like monopoly money. It's sort of like taking quarters to an arcade at this point.

The use of USDT is a way of seeing your bets that they are on the right track, but nevertheless, it should be noted that sometimes when you bet on ejm with an altcoin only the brain concentrates on making the altcoin, to times the value in USD at the time of the game we do not take it into account, but in multiplying the altcoin more, although it is not bad to use usdt, I think it is taking away a bit of the emotion totally, well this seen from the point of view of Since the games Wolfbet offers are very good, and you have to take full advantage of them, it is only to have a balance willing to lose so that there are no regrets and if you lose it does not matter because you have enjoyed it, this is how I play here, in I apply the slots.