Topic: bitZino - Bitcoin Casino - Blackjack, Roulette, 3 Card Poker, Slots and more! - page 20. (Read 82361 times)

I'm just glad to see all this bitcoin entrepreneurship, although I do wish they'd choose unique names for themselves. I'm also glad to see that provably fair gaming is the standard around here. The rest of the industry will will catch up on these fronts eventually, and we'll all be the ones that innovated and drove them to change their practices!

Testing the the pay table (only with play money), the royal flush seems to pay a flat 250.
bitZino and Playtin both have flat 800.
bitcoinvideocasino only has 250 but at least some progressive whatever.
But a flat 250? seriously?

That page doesn't load for me, but I would not trust a site that does a ctrl+c of the CSS file.

And imitation is the sincerest form of flattery?  (Not that it's a very good imitation, but the resemblance is striking...)

Dooglus put it well. I take this as a sign that we've made it I also see it as a general success indicator of bitcoin.


This must just be a coincidence. We have absolutely no interest in selling our user's personal information. Additionally, we have no interest in email marketing. The only reason you'll ever get an email from us is if it's from a human being due to a direct support-related issue regarding your account.

I just sent an email to [email protected] and it went to me.  So I can tag my addresses.  Of course if I was going to sell a bunch of email addresses I'd remove the "+testing" bit before selling them...

And I found this blog post confirming it:
  http://gmailblog.blogspot.ca/2008/03/2-hidden-ways-to-get-more-from-your.html

I found other people claiming the same thing works with "most mailers" but others say it doesn't.  It works at gmail anyway.

I have seen something like that for gmail as well, but it was for spam. Like register on sites with [email protected] and all emails would be sent to spam. Not sure if that was actually how it was done, but something like that.

I think I heard somewhere that you can put a plus sign then anything you like before the @ and it'll all go to your usual address.

So register for bitzino at [email protected], register for bitcointalk using [email protected], etc.  Then when you get spammed you can see who sold your address.

Maybe this is just a gmail feature though.  And maybe I imagined the whole thing.  Try it and see...

I might look into that actually. I seem to have quite a few emails bounce even though they are not spam.

Definitely shouldn't be. I suggest getting a Google Apps account for a domain, set your account to get all emails to the domain, and when you register for sites you can just go "[email protected]", "[email protected]" and see who is spamming you.

You know you've made it when people start typo-squatting you! 

I registered my email address on bitZino, and now I get non-stop crazy spam from some other gambling site. Is this just a coincidence?

What is your opinion of the domain squatters that just opened with a 1-character difference in the URL?

We haven't had any major outward-facing updates recently, but we have made substantial improvements to our underlying systems, which you may notice through faster response times. We've seen substantial growth, and we had to re-architect certain parts of our systems in order to account for the growth.

We're also really close to launching Slots! We were hoping to launch it sooner, but the recent spurt of growth has forced us to focus on scaling. Hopefully Slots will launch within the next week.

Anything happened to bitZino?

You can switch to tab 1 with Alt-1, tab 2 with Alt-2, the next tab with Ctrl-TAB and the previous tab with Ctrl-Shift-TAB.

But I understand it's nice to be able to see the tabs too.

You can also disable excess toolbars, and (depending on the browser) move the buttons up into the same line as the menu bar, so the browser window ends up containing almost nothing except for the game, the tabs, and one line of user interface.

In chromium:



and in firefox:

Sort of, but I still want to move between windows by clicking tabs.  That is, more like taking up the whole browser window rather than the full screen like I said.

Most browsers will go into fullscreen mode if you hit the F11 key.  Does that help?

LOL, I was going to try and and quote Libertaad's and Dooglus response but realized it will be futile so hopefully this isn't confusing.

Actually, I just tried the slow speed on BJ and it's more along the lines of the speed I need.  Medium is damn fast in comparison; I would hate see what fastest is like.  But a fullscreen would be good too, 150% increase on my browser does the trick though so it may not be something to rush on.

The rewards program sounds like it's on the right track.  As I said, I just dislike the bonuses most places give out so it sounds cool.

I just thought I would throw the chat thing out there as it's surprising more casinos haven't tried something like it.  It is more than just a gimmick but does need 24 hour supervision.  Down the list definitely but something to keep in mind.  Multiplayer games can be very cool too.

I was trying to intimate that Pai Gow wasn't something that needs to be rushed as it doesn't seem to be a lot of people playing it.  As I said, I play it a lot in brick and mortar casinos but not really online.  Yeah, slots are about shiny things and getting people excited.  Not sure if you've put much thought into the variance of the slot games but it's something to consider.  In the long run, it would be good to have a wide selection.  In description, it would be good to describe what a variance of a game is like and how winning is driven.  That is, are you going make a big hit by getting 5 across of something with a multiplier or is it going to be in a bonus round type of thing.  I would also make them unique too as it is boring to play the same slot but with different graphics and just 1 or 2 changes.

My guess is that 3 card poker is in high demand? maybe Baccarat? or Let it Ride?

Sorry, stream of thought, but different speeds for games would be good. Slots is good for speed but BJ not so much for me.

Every web browser I've seen allows you to zoom in.  That makes the whole page bigger, and makes it easier to see the cards.


It's possible to change the animation speed in the site settings.  I don't know if you can make it slow enough to slow the game down much, but maybe that's something that would suit you.  If the animations were long and drawn out it would force you to play more slowly.