Quote from: BitCoinDream on August 07, 2014, 06:16:16 PM

Quote from: dooglus on August 07, 2014, 06:04:39 PM

Quote from: BitCoinDream on August 07, 2014, 04:46:14 PM

Yep... DiceBitcoin Sig campaign pays for 400 posts per month. But that really does not matter to Dooglus as I understand. Even he is not paid it does not matter to him. I think he has more coins from Just-Dice than the current bankroll of DiceBitcoin. He is probably wearing the sig because he has invested a lot in DiceBitcoin.

Oh, for some reason I was thinking it was 100. I probably won't make 400 posts per month since I'm only at 5k posts after 3 years.

I've not changed my posting style since signing up for the signature campaign, and won't. I can't imagine that a posting style that was acceptable for the last 3 years suddenly becomes unacceptable because I'm getting paid to advertise a website - what sense would that make?

I currently have 60 BTC invested in DiceBitco.in. I use their sig because the one I was using before (Just-Dice) had outlived its usefulness, and I like DiceBitco.in and feel they should get more attention.

People keep asking where to play and invest now that JD has gone, and I didn't know what to tell them. I was having a hard time finding a decent replacement until I discovered DiceBitco.in, and so now I link to them in my signature.

Okies Dooglus ... can u please tell me how it was handled in Just-Dice or done in DiceBitcoin ?

When an user wins where goes the house edge ? Does it go to the site owner or to the bankroll ?

I dint get the explanation here => https://dicebitco.in/about/investments

House edge isn't fee or something like that.
It means there with 2x multiplier with 0% house edge you would have 50% winning possibility and casino would have 50% too but with 1% house edge you have 49.5% possibility to win and casino has more than 50%