Just an update regarding the CasinoCoin API call in order to pull the latest price in various currencies -- caching via memcache has been implemented to speed up calls. The caching interval is set to 10 seconds.
http://casinoco.in/api/casinocoin/v1/rate
Topic: [ANN][CSC] CasinoCoin - The Premiere Coin for Casino Gaming | Kimoto Enabled! - page 55. (Read 290853 times)
January 13, 2014, 05:03:49 AM
January 13, 2014, 05:01:31 AM
hi
i cant update my wallet!
is there problem on the wallet?
i cant update my wallet!
is there problem on the wallet?
Which nodes do you have in the casinocoin.conf file? I have 3-8 connections with the wallet most of the time.
thanks my friend
my problem solved
Im mining at Decitedpool Now
I thing this poll is honest
i can't update too...
i use the first page nodes:
rpcuser=yourusername
rpcpassword=yourpassword
server=1
addnode=seed.casinoco.in:47950
addnode=seed1.casinoco.in:47950
addnode=seed2.casinoco.in:47950
addnode=188.165.218.116:47950
can someone tell me if there are some more updated?
January 13, 2014, 05:00:35 AM
For you PHP developers out there, the CasinoCoin-ExchangeRate GitHub repository has been created at: https://github.com/transcoder/CasinoCoin-ExchangeRate
This allows you to do a real-time pull of the latest price of CasinoCoin in various currencies within your app.
This allows you to do a real-time pull of the latest price of CasinoCoin in various currencies within your app.
January 12, 2014, 10:00:49 PM
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January 12, 2014, 06:58:23 PM
I have some updates for everyone looking for them...........
Sounds good Matthew. Very good!!
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......and for the others posting about contributing.. WE WOULD LOVE FOR YOU TOO!
Everything helps, please pm me with ideas etc and I will send you my skype to talk if you prefer.
Cheers everyone.
Matthew
CasinoCoin &
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Everything helps, please pm me with ideas etc and I will send you my skype to talk if you prefer.
Cheers everyone.
Matthew
CasinoCoin &
CasinoCoinCity
1 page back is a post of Bigtop1967:
" I have a background in internet marketing and design, and think maybe i'd like to do more to help. The community seems great, and i'm loving what i'm seeing day by day. The designs for the site looks pretty damn good too.
I do think it's hugely important for CasinoCoin to have a presence everywhere - FB, G+ at LEAST. G+ could in fact be very useful to this community for putting teams together who are working on the different parts of the project. I guess i'm volunteering to create a G+ page, but would of course need to be provided with graphics, information, links etc in agreement with the devs. God, there should at least be a basic page there, so let me know if you want me to do it, I'll then rally the troops to follow the pages on G+ AND FB.
I friend of mine is also considering working with me on some CasinoCoin games. We reckon this could have an amazing future. "
I supose you will contact each other on this
Sounds good to me also.
January 12, 2014, 06:13:01 PM
I think we should focus on moving this to the forums and get an organized group of people there.
Just working on setting up a new forum in the next day or so
. PHPBB was not working to our advantage.
Was thinking smf, vbulletin ? Any ideas.
January 12, 2014, 06:05:50 PM
I think we should focus on moving this to the forums and get an organized group of people there.
January 12, 2014, 05:31:33 PM
Spammers get reported.
Havent seen a spammer on this thread yet..
Because the post got deleted, it was a spam posting for some Lottocoin website.
January 12, 2014, 02:41:32 PM
It's not a MS Paint job. Thanks to casinocoin, I've had a chance to play the above slot game from the developer's website. It's real.
I can say that other than the graphics/sound which can always be improved, the game mechanics and the reel animation is quite good.
He just needs to pump out different graphics for each, then just release 10+ machines at once. (easier said than done I know)
It's still far from being a commercial feel slot machine but pretty good for a ground up developed machine in such a short time.
I can say that other than the graphics/sound which can always be improved, the game mechanics and the reel animation is quite good.
He just needs to pump out different graphics for each, then just release 10+ machines at once. (easier said than done I know)
It's still far from being a commercial feel slot machine but pretty good for a ground up developed machine in such a short time.
Alright, thanks for the update. Good to know it's not fake hype to try to pump the price. That would be a bad thing in the end for the coin.
January 12, 2014, 01:51:13 PM
When you make a deal with whitelabelcasino http://whitelabelcasino.com/, maybe they will sponsor casinocoin, instead of profitsharing. It's for there promotion as well. A win-win for both.
Casinos are all about $$$ - lots of it! That's pretty much the reason you don't get a real profit making, turn-key open source casino solution. So I don't think it is realistic to assume that whitelabelcasino (or any other commercial entity in this line of business) would 'sponsor' CSC and give up on their profits. Keep in mind that for them it actually does costs time and money to host and support any casino through them and it might be pretty expensive to incorporate cryptos to their payment system. So it might well be that I never hear back from them - but I'm still hopeful!
But think about it: if it doesn't cost much upfront (some commercial operators offer their intro packages without any upfront costs), it still seems a good way to get started even if we have to give away half or more of the casino profit down the road. Still better than no casino, no profit and no CasinoCoin, because people might loose faith in it over time. Some of us actually use a similar model: in daily life: we might have a mortgage on a house or a lease on the car, or we might use a credit card etc. Same model: low or no upfront cost, but you over-pay over time. Yet we still love to by stuff on credit
Of course, even if we would focus our efforts towards an initial launch through a commercial provider, we still have the option to make our own, private casino solution later. For me it seems a bit unlikely to really succeed against products that have seven or eight figures of investments in their software packages.
One last remark: We should also keep in mind that in may countries gambling for profit requires a gambling license. It probably doesn't matter where you live. As soon as you try to pull money out of it onto your bank account you might get bitten. This would be another reason to start with a commercial provider as many of them deal with that tricky aspect.
January 12, 2014, 09:28:39 AM
Spammers get reported.
Havent seen a spammer on this thread yet..
January 12, 2014, 09:03:16 AM
Spammers get reported.
Is this meant for me? Do you mean that I have to take away any links? If so, I will do. It was meant in a positive way to show some examples. I've invested in this coin, because of it's huge potential.
January 12, 2014, 08:58:33 AM
Spammers get reported.
January 12, 2014, 08:38:54 AM
I have been mining CSCs for the last couple of weeks with pretty much all I had. I believe that crypto currency would be a fantastic thing to gamble with. (Isn't that what we all do on cryptsy, btc-e, MtGox etc.? Initially I thought that the devs would try to push the coin onto existing casinos, but I don't seem to see much discussion about this these days. In my opinion, if the devs are understaffed, it seems inefficient to try creating a successful casino from scratch. I'm just wondering if http://www.cubeia.org/ (open source versions available) could be used as a starting point in case you really want to go this path. It seems to offer a nice framework and a very solid base for user management and a game api etc.
But for a much quicker launch something like http://whitelabelcasino.com/ seems a possibility to me. You can try their framework and games for free, you can even make some money from that free version. (They want to keep ~65% of the profit in that case, but that's still better for starters than to let the coin and all the investments go to waste.) I don't know if they would allow crypto currency (I contacted them to ask today. I'll report back if I get an answer), but the pro version allows you to write your own back-office stuff. So it seems possible. Their business model seems to be based on a large profit share but small upfront cost. Since they provide most of the heavy lifting for you a ~50:50 profit split seems quite fair to me. However, what they really expect is that you can show existing casino traffic. Is anyone here in the business of actually running a casino (virtual or B&M)?
Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with cubeia or with whitelabelcasino. I'm actually not even much of a gambler (besides trading/investing.)
Initially I thought that the devs would try to push the coin onto existing casinos, but I don't seem to see much discussion about this these days. In my opinion, if the devs are understaffed, it seems inefficient to try creating a successful casino from scratch. I'm just wondering if http://www.cubeia.org/ (open source versions available) could be used as a starting point in case you really want to go this path. It seems to offer a nice framework and a very solid base for user management and a game api etc.But for a much quicker launch something like http://whitelabelcasino.com/ seems a possibility to me. You can try their framework and games for free, you can even make some money from that free version. (They want to keep ~65% of the profit in that case, but that's still better for starters than to let the coin and all the investments go to waste.) I don't know if they would allow crypto currency (I contacted them to ask today. I'll report back if I get an answer), but the pro version allows you to write your own back-office stuff. So it seems possible. Their business model seems to be based on a large profit share but small upfront cost. Since they provide most of the heavy lifting for you a ~50:50 profit split seems quite fair to me. However, what they really expect is that you can show existing casino traffic. Is anyone here in the business of actually running a casino (virtual or B&M)?
Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with cubeia or with whitelabelcasino. I'm actually not even much of a gambler (besides trading/investing.)
So there are a 3 options on the table now. Looks good to me and open source: http://www.cubeia.com/cubeia-poker/#prettyPhoto.
When you make a deal with whitelabelcasino, maybe they will sponsor casinocoin, instead of profitsharing. It's for there promotion as well. A win-win for both.
I could see this one hitting off, people playing poker with casinocoins
Sure. I think there will be a lot of sponsoring possible also for the casinocoin. Casino's who will go for crypto have the chance now and with the perfect coin developped here with an exclusive name. Maybe if one of them is reading this now, they can contact one of the devs?
January 12, 2014, 08:09:07 AM
I have been mining CSCs for the last couple of weeks with pretty much all I had. I believe that crypto currency would be a fantastic thing to gamble with. (Isn't that what we all do on cryptsy, btc-e, MtGox etc.? Initially I thought that the devs would try to push the coin onto existing casinos, but I don't seem to see much discussion about this these days. In my opinion, if the devs are understaffed, it seems inefficient to try creating a successful casino from scratch. I'm just wondering if http://www.cubeia.org/ (open source versions available) could be used as a starting point in case you really want to go this path. It seems to offer a nice framework and a very solid base for user management and a game api etc.
But for a much quicker launch something like http://whitelabelcasino.com/ seems a possibility to me. You can try their framework and games for free, you can even make some money from that free version. (They want to keep ~65% of the profit in that case, but that's still better for starters than to let the coin and all the investments go to waste.) I don't know if they would allow crypto currency (I contacted them to ask today. I'll report back if I get an answer), but the pro version allows you to write your own back-office stuff. So it seems possible. Their business model seems to be based on a large profit share but small upfront cost. Since they provide most of the heavy lifting for you a ~50:50 profit split seems quite fair to me. However, what they really expect is that you can show existing casino traffic. Is anyone here in the business of actually running a casino (virtual or B&M)?
Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with cubeia or with whitelabelcasino. I'm actually not even much of a gambler (besides trading/investing.)
Initially I thought that the devs would try to push the coin onto existing casinos, but I don't seem to see much discussion about this these days. In my opinion, if the devs are understaffed, it seems inefficient to try creating a successful casino from scratch. I'm just wondering if http://www.cubeia.org/ (open source versions available) could be used as a starting point in case you really want to go this path. It seems to offer a nice framework and a very solid base for user management and a game api etc.But for a much quicker launch something like http://whitelabelcasino.com/ seems a possibility to me. You can try their framework and games for free, you can even make some money from that free version. (They want to keep ~65% of the profit in that case, but that's still better for starters than to let the coin and all the investments go to waste.) I don't know if they would allow crypto currency (I contacted them to ask today. I'll report back if I get an answer), but the pro version allows you to write your own back-office stuff. So it seems possible. Their business model seems to be based on a large profit share but small upfront cost. Since they provide most of the heavy lifting for you a ~50:50 profit split seems quite fair to me. However, what they really expect is that you can show existing casino traffic. Is anyone here in the business of actually running a casino (virtual or B&M)?
Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with cubeia or with whitelabelcasino. I'm actually not even much of a gambler (besides trading/investing.)
So there are a 3 options on the table now. Looks good to me and open source: http://www.cubeia.com/cubeia-poker/#prettyPhoto.
When you make a deal with whitelabelcasino, maybe they will sponsor casinocoin, instead of profitsharing. It's for there promotion as well. A win-win for both.
I could see this one hitting off, people playing poker with casinocoins
January 12, 2014, 08:06:57 AM
I have been mining CSCs for the last couple of weeks with pretty much all I had. I believe that crypto currency would be a fantastic thing to gamble with. (Isn't that what we all do on cryptsy, btc-e, MtGox etc.? Initially I thought that the devs would try to push the coin onto existing casinos, but I don't seem to see much discussion about this these days. In my opinion, if the devs are understaffed, it seems inefficient to try creating a successful casino from scratch. I'm just wondering if http://www.cubeia.org/ (open source versions available) could be used as a starting point in case you really want to go this path. It seems to offer a nice framework and a very solid base for user management and a game api etc.
But for a much quicker launch something like http://whitelabelcasino.com/ seems a possibility to me. You can try their framework and games for free, you can even make some money from that free version. (They want to keep ~65% of the profit in that case, but that's still better for starters than to let the coin and all the investments go to waste.) I don't know if they would allow crypto currency (I contacted them to ask today. I'll report back if I get an answer), but the pro version allows you to write your own back-office stuff. So it seems possible. Their business model seems to be based on a large profit share but small upfront cost. Since they provide most of the heavy lifting for you a ~50:50 profit split seems quite fair to me. However, what they really expect is that you can show existing casino traffic. Is anyone here in the business of actually running a casino (virtual or B&M)?
Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with cubeia or with whitelabelcasino. I'm actually not even much of a gambler (besides trading/investing.)
Initially I thought that the devs would try to push the coin onto existing casinos, but I don't seem to see much discussion about this these days. In my opinion, if the devs are understaffed, it seems inefficient to try creating a successful casino from scratch. I'm just wondering if http://www.cubeia.org/ (open source versions available) could be used as a starting point in case you really want to go this path. It seems to offer a nice framework and a very solid base for user management and a game api etc.But for a much quicker launch something like http://whitelabelcasino.com/ seems a possibility to me. You can try their framework and games for free, you can even make some money from that free version. (They want to keep ~65% of the profit in that case, but that's still better for starters than to let the coin and all the investments go to waste.) I don't know if they would allow crypto currency (I contacted them to ask today. I'll report back if I get an answer), but the pro version allows you to write your own back-office stuff. So it seems possible. Their business model seems to be based on a large profit share but small upfront cost. Since they provide most of the heavy lifting for you a ~50:50 profit split seems quite fair to me. However, what they really expect is that you can show existing casino traffic. Is anyone here in the business of actually running a casino (virtual or B&M)?
Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with cubeia or with whitelabelcasino. I'm actually not even much of a gambler (besides trading/investing.)
So there are a 3 options on the table now. Maybe this can be implemented in casinocoincity. Looks good to me and open source: http://www.cubeia.com/cubeia-poker/#prettyPhoto.
When you make a deal with whitelabelcasino http://whitelabelcasino.com/, maybe they will sponsor casinocoin, instead of profitsharing. It's for there promotion as well. A win-win for both.
Casinocoin can you give your opinion on this?
January 12, 2014, 07:31:16 AM
I'm looking for someone who knows how to set up a pool that can help me with some issues I'm having setting up mine.
January 12, 2014, 05:32:19 AM
What is the profitability of this coin in usd/day?
January 12, 2014, 05:24:57 AM
any updates from the devs?
January 12, 2014, 03:57:52 AM
hi
i cant update my wallet!
is there problem on the wallet?
i cant update my wallet!
is there problem on the wallet?
Which nodes do you have in the casinocoin.conf file? I have 3-8 connections with the wallet most of the time.
thanks my friend
my problem solved
Im mining at Decitedpool Now
I thing this poll is honest
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