It looks like a cheap copy of pd, not sure if i would try.
edit: besides rubies are basically the coin of a dice site/casino, not sure why would you risk with a non-known site.
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Key Notes:
1. Over 5000 people from the digital currency community own Rubies right from launch, this model should ensure a wide distribution from the start.
Does this mean that there is users that have rubies and they just didnt claimed them? Wouldnt this be a threat at long term for rubies price? If no, then how many users actually "claimed" their rubies from the beginning?
Good question, of the 460k+ Rubies dropped to accounts on launch ~73% have been claimed. The largest 'whale' we have on site earned 391,000 Rubies. The largest remaining account to claim has 34,000 Rubies, and the rest are all under 2k Rubies that remain (which isn't many). If you are wondering to yourself "wow that person has a lot". To be quite honest, he's been a player with us over 6 months and is also a stakeholder. I cannot foresee him doing much with the Rubies but using them for betting on our site and soon many others. I don't think hes a big market person based on our talks over the past few months.
I cannot view any players claim of their Rubies a threat, this was part of launch and is actually healthy for distribution of coin. Sure some sell, but the network is quite strong now and it appears many are just staking and using Rubies. Hopefully, this answers your questions though.
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