Topic: ⭐ Bitseno ⭐ Bringing Crash to Real Life (online & in-house gambling) ⭐ - page 2. (Read 559 times)

they are promoting in real life I think the can manage to have good promotions and competitions in their website I agree with you that audience and players really do love promotions and competitions it seems they seems serious and dedicated about this project let's see where this will go. good luck and welcome.

Another casino and it's a real life crash it's pretty interesting i don't have idea how was that anyway we will be waiting for your official launch I hope you will stay here in the forum in long term since just like what Ratimov said.

welcome,
you should also considered having a campaign here this is another type of advertisement since you will find many possible users here in this forum or you are planing to open an online gambling website .

Good luck Bitseno.
We're going to wait for the launching and just keep us updated whatever your steps are if you're okay posting it on this thread. Most of the people here are wanting to see new casinos joining the community and see how they start.

Yes, that is right, and of course, we will add it once launched! Thanks Kupid002.

maybe they are not yet fully release that why the link to the website is not yet added.

They will surely add the link when they are fully operational they only said what they are planning to use as marketing and explain what the gambling website has to offer and what kind of games are you able to play.

Hi safari88, we thought the same originally, but it's certainly achievable. We hope to see you during launch, and thank you for the warm welcome!


Thanks again, ethereumhunter. We hope to see you eventually, even if you pop by to say hi!


7-12 days is our estimated time frame of how long we believe site development has until completion, in other words when we hope the site will be live by, realistically. As with anything, being it is an ETA, there is always a slight chance for delay, but we are aiming to meet this window of time that we have estimated. To answer whether it will still launch if the bankroll is smaller than anticipated, I believe we still will, it's just likely as with most casinos, maximum bet and maximum win will work accordingly with the bankroll count.

New Zealand is where it is primarily based, regarding the real life side of things, correct. And no, it's not overly strict here. We meet the rules and regulations of NZ Gambling L2 requirements, which furthermore means a license is not needed. As for the legal team, that is not needed here. I briefly mentioned above why, being we don't need to apply for a gambling license as we will be meeting L2. Foreigners (rest of world) will be exempt, as far as I am aware. I will more than likely talk with a lawyer for advice before launch to finalize things regarding other laws and whatnot for New Zealand users specifically, and finalize and polish on a few things.

As for KYC, to conform to laws regarding so, we will force KYC on each and every bank transfer method of withdrawal, that being only NZ users can withdraw via bank account, so KYC will not effect the rest of world. The only other method(s) of withdrawal will be cryptocurrencies, which will be a worldwide available option, as with every other crash casino.

Correct. We originally had another domain name from a few weeks ago, but decided to rename. Ideally we wanted Bitsino, but it was taken as we had expected. After receiving input elsewhere, Bitseno was decided on ultimately. We are quite contempt with where we are currently. You mentioned a public testing before the official release. Though I hadn't thought about this previously, I am sure it can be sorted easily enough. I will talk to my developer and see what can be figured out.

The best way to see this altogether is to see it as regular online crash. Everything else outside of your regular online crash (real life, in-house crash for New Zealand) will not effect anyone else who resides outside of New Zealand whatsoever, in the slightest. If you are not from New Zealand, it is a regular online crash casino for you.

Hope this helped Bttzed03, and thank you for your questions!


Thank you eXtremal, we appreciate the kind words. We hope to see you when we go live!


Thank you MFahad, we appreciate the suggestion also.


Correct! Bitseno's corresponding provably fair system will be available to view live by any user at any time once live. Users will be able to ensure their game was fairly generated. Thanks for the kind words Haunebu, we hope you stick around to see things once live!


We are taking steps to mitigate the time it takes from now to the time of site deployment. As of the time of writing this, we are en route for the scheduled time frame until launch. We hope to see you around during launch, batang_bitcoin.

I understand that you've just purchased the link the other day. But most casinos or any enterprise who have bought their domains are getting into it as quick as possible because it's a medium to allow your visitors or potential customers in the future to know what's your status as you have already made an announcement which is okay. No worries then if you have already gave the sign to your developer, I'll just wait to your launching and what will be the result of it.

Real life Crash? This is new. Wonder what the house edge would be and you need to prove that it is a fair system op in order to attract gamblers. Honestly, I am happy with online crash games(Especially due to Corona wreaking havoc these days).

This is why it is good to see that you guys are offering both offline and online options. Take your time without rushing and provide a quality product op since the competition is tough out there.

I have seen that admin here respond to each and every query very promptly. I think we should give them time and should wait for the release of the site before giving any more reviews. I will also suggest owner to lock the thread and reopen it once the site is live and running.

Yes, let's just look at the launch of their website and obviously we expect the best for this new platform, bitseno and is able to provide excellent service to their users, hopefully it will finish quickly and there will be no problems when bitseno is ready to launch

Good days

Will you still follow the planned public release date (7-12) even if you don't get enough investors to join bankroll?
Where will you register your gambling platform again? Is it NZ? Are regulators not that strict there when it comes to identifying local and foreign investors?

By the looks of it, you're alone on this. Perhaps you should have a legal team for all this licensing and registration stuff?

Are you not concerned about the possibility that regulators would require you to ask KYC on all players to comply with AML?

Website bought the other day and ETA for release is 7-12 days? You're not in a rush are you?
A public testing before official release would be nice.

i wonder what would a crash game would look like in real life and about its fairness. luckily i just read your reply just now, looking forward on the your new casino in few weeks. welcome.

Great question kryptqnick. It will essentially be rows of monitors / inbuilt screens paired with their individual mouse and keyboards, seated. Potentially even inbuilt tablets, but the exact device(s) are yet to be confirmed. Premise license to serve alcohol needs to be sorted, then there will be an active bar to purchase drinks from also, as with most casino's. As for the game itself, in-house users will be playing on the regular online site, along with other online users from throughout the world. Both Bitcoin and credit card will be accepted in-house. When playing physically, as it's just the website, you can simply check the game hash on-site to ensure it is provably fair.

It's hard for me to imagine how crash can be properly played offline. Will there be, like, real charts moving in some ways? Or will people be looking on a screen? And cashing out super fast is of utmost importance in this game, so simply yelling the intentions would lose precious moments. This one can be solved with giving players buttons to push, but it seems like an over complication. Finally, crash online is truly random, and there can be questions and suspicions if the game is recreated in a physical environment. What's cool is that Bitcoin will be accepted as payment, I haven't thought about it being accepted in physical casinos.

Thank you for the kind words, GeorgeJohn! It seems as though the suggestion of implementing multiple cryptocurrencies is a recurring suggestion, that being said, was noted prior in the thread above.


Thank you LUCKMCFLY, we hope it will be excellent also! Also, yes, we are aware but want to do that closer to the time. Currently, the thread was made solely to bring brand awareness while we await launch, which some people have noticed, whereas others have not.


Hi noormcs5, great questions. It would be no different to other casinos on here when you think about it. Many of them are funded via online, many bankroll holders consist of BitcoinTalk users I'm sure. Really, all it is, is set to be playable online, alongside in real life in a small casino itself opposed to only being accessible via online.


Hi maxreish, we have noted this previously. In-house refers to a physical venue, where gamblers within New Zealand will be able to physically come and play in the city. It will be located in our home city (largest city) / where all of the gamblers reside primarily, Auckland, New Zealand. Hope that information helps you out!


Spot on, ethereumhunter. You, and a few others caught on to how it is going. People seem to jump straight to the conclusion that it should be up and running immediately. We have no intent to conform to this, however. The thread was built solely to gain the interest of users, that of which a good few have already shown interest, as we had intended for. Currently, the support outweighs those with negative opinions and outlooks. We do hope that those who aren't happy with the site being offline currently while it is in it's late development phase, can eventually enjoy the site, even if it's simply to check things out, pop in and say hi!


That's right, that was the point. Eventually the original post will be updated with the image thread design accordingly with site development completion. Thanks AjithBtc.


Hi Insanerman, great question and suggestions. To answer your question, there will be no advantage whatsoever to New Zealand users, they will simply have an in-house gambling option where they can come and play the same online game physically in person. As mentioned a few times in my previous replies, multiple currencies will be implemented due to multiple users suggesting the same idea.


Hi nakamura12, sorry for the confusion! We look forward to seeing you eventually, and also thank you for the warm welcome.

I thought that the site is already launched since you already created a thread about your site. I'll look forward checking your site when it's done on developing. It's good that you listen to suggestions like adding more cryptocurrency as payment option. Welcome to the forum and good luck finding investors for your platform.

So basically, it is a much advantage to the people that resides on New Zealand right? We all know the volatility of cryptocurrency especially Bitcoin, and recently it's transaction fees is increasing as well. And supporting only one crypto would I guess have you less clients than what you are expecting. I do suggest XRP, ETH, LTC, and DOGE to be another crypto that supported by your platform. With those altcoins low transaction fees and fast system, you would likely to have a better set of clients/users especially gamblers that also prefer the use of those.

The perfect development might have not over, once everything is over we can try out the features available with the crash. As it is under development it is good to create a perfect announcement thread and give regular updates. This will give more visibility to the crash games.

I think he wants to introduce his company name first before he can launch his site because if I read all the replies from OP, I see that he still manages and communicate with his developer to prepare the site.


Maybe we need to have the patience for a while until he is ready to launch the site. We will see how the site looks, and we hope that when he launched the site, it will ready to get the visitor from here.