For what I have read, this is not a crypto project -it is 100% centralized). And it is all about this Chris guy. You will be financing his expansion... for nothing in return. Or "jewels", which is exactly the same thing. If the expansion is successful,  Chris pockets the benefits. If it is not, he loses absolutely nothing. So it is win-win ... for Chris and ONLY for Chris. You are not an inverstor, you are a customer... Nice try, Chris. I doubt it'll work though since you offer nothing of value to non players and certainly absolutely nothing of interest to crypto enthusiast. Your "jewels" are just chips for your particular casino that customers financing your "hotel expansion" can buy but only use never get their money back. Unless they are interested in purchasing premium content, why would anyone be interested?

Good luck. You are certainly going to need it.

link me to this new article that u are making upp.... u are messed in the head dude lol

Yes I noticed this too, please do not trust the user Bittrex Richie on our Slack as we suspect it to be an imposter until further notice! Thanks.

So your plan is "other people are doing it and not getting bust (yet) so it must be legal"? I get that Steam and Counterstrike are also doing something similar (albeit not the same) but I can guaranty you that Valve has got that through an army of lawyers before making this move and for all we know it's possible that they decided to operate the gambling business using an offshore company. Have you really checked what they did?

If you want to grow this business to a many million dollars business (that's the assumption here given your are raising funds), you have to be sure it's sustainable. There are two ways of doing that: consulting with a lawyer specialized in gambling regulation (and spend a lot of moneyband waste a lot of time and in the end probably end up with the embarassing realization that gambling in any form is illegal without a license) or getting rid entirely of the problem by moving the gambling operation out of your jurisdiction by either making an offshore company (again costly and time consumming) or much more effectively by encoding it in a smart contract.

I really insist that you have to have a plan on that. You can probably get away for a while doing like other Conquer servers that do gambling because that's a too small operation to draw the attention of regulators which is the real reason other Conquer servers have survived to date (note that I am not suggesting that you to do that, this is still illegal, just reflecting on the assumption you are probably going to do that anyway). But you have to have a more solid plan to scale legally if/when the business becomes too big to be ignored and you should be executing on that plan all along as it takes time to put things in place. I may be repeating myself but using smart contracts would get you rid of the problem entirely, and it only takes a moderately skillful developer with some knowledge of smart contracts (can learn Solidity in a couple of days) to crank a simple gambling contract and be done with the issue.

If you missed our segment on Beyond Bitcoin, we will be tweeting the link to their SoundCloud once the recording of the entire meeting is uploaded as well as mentioning the time when we speak at. If you weren't able to directly ask us questions on the Beyond Bitcoin hang out, join us over on Slack where we're more than happy to engage in dialog!

@JewelsProject, you should change the end of crowdsale condition to "September 1st OR When 200 BTCs have been raised, whichever comes later". Nobody will complain about this minor change of rule. Those who invested want you to have the money to ship top quality software and have a good time to market. And those who didn't invest don't have a say anyway. At the moment people are sitting on the fence and waiting to see if other people put enough money before making a move. And since nobody is sending any money, and just waits, everybody has the wrong impression that the ICO can't meet it's goals (I should know, I'm in that case!). By allowing the ICO to terminate only once it has reached 200 BTC, there is no more reason to hesitate, and I think that you'll be receiving funds much quicker.

I also recommend that you try to advertise a bit more your ICO. Contact the admin of icocountdown.com to have your ICO listed. Also post an article on Steemit.com with photos and videos, and post the link here so that the Steemers here can upvote you.

This looks pretty awesome nice job Chris. How big do you expect your team to be in terms of asset artists when you're starting development on Rebirth?