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Quote from: yogib on July 27, 2017, 04:26:10 PM

I'm an investor at Crypto Games and I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised after reading the announcement regarding BCC on the site's blog. While there is still a lot of uncertainty on many exchange sites how the situation will be handled, everyone at Crypto Games just stays calm and has a plan. For me this is very important, as my number one priority as an investor is not profit but the safety of my funds. The owners and staff always seem very professional, calm and reasonable. So while I'm a little nervous about the upcoming events, I think my funds are in good hands and therefore for me there is no reason to withdraw my investment prior to 01.08.
Thank you to the whole team at Crypto Games for handling the situation so well! I'm hoping (and assuming) that everything will run smoothly.

Not an investor anymore, but I think I'll keep the coins I currently have in a hot wallet on Crypto-games.
If I do want to cash out some BCC, I can do so easily without having to expose my own private keys.

Probably just going to keep everything in BTC though.

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I'm an investor at Crypto Games and I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised after reading the announcement regarding BCC on the site's blog. While there is still a lot of uncertainty on many exchange sites how the situation will be handled, everyone at Crypto Games just stays calm and has a plan. For me this is very important, as my number one priority as an investor is not profit but the safety of my funds. The owners and staff always seem very professional, calm and reasonable. So while I'm a little nervous about the upcoming events, I think my funds are in good hands and therefore for me there is no reason to withdraw my investment prior to 01.08.
Thank you to the whole team at Crypto Games for handling the situation so well! I'm hoping (and assuming) that everything will run smoothly.

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Thursday's Ethereum lottery (Round 61) draw results:

Place	Nickname	Owned Tickets	Winning Ticket	Chance of winning	Reward in Ethereum
1	Ricmann234	33	29	50.000%	0.1320 ETH
2	Ricmann234	33	44	50.000%	0.0248 ETH
3	Ricmann234	33	59	50.000%	0.0099 ETH

Congratulations!

- Progressive Dice Jackpot for Ethereum is now almost 95 ETH!

More info about dice jackpot can be found in this post.

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Quote from: B4RF on July 27, 2017, 02:26:06 PM

How long might the distribution of BCC from CG take? I know this highly dependents on the events on 1. august but just in case of a split do you think you will need several days/weeks or would you guess you can manage the distribution in a fast pace?

It's certainly going to take a few days, which I would still consider as fast.
There's a decent amount of users to serve, which means an extra workload for a (rather) small team, besides running tasks and obligations.
Keep in mind that the process is semi-automated at best and the first priority is not speed, but security.
Doing this correctly without any mistakes takes it time, but as everyone knows, haste makes waste.

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Quote from: Lutpin on July 25, 2017, 08:10:44 PM

Quote from: tsaroz on July 25, 2017, 04:56:58 PM

Quote from: Lutpin on July 25, 2017, 04:19:13 AM

Quote from: DarkStar_alt on July 24, 2017, 09:02:51 PM

Any plans on supporting/giving Bitcoin Cash (BCC) to people who have balances on the site?

=> http://blog.crypto-games.net/2017/07/update-bip91-and-bcc.html

Glad crypto-games is handling this situation better than many online wallets and this is what everyone expected from one of the most trusted crypto gambling site. But still we can see a huge panic withdrawal from the bankroll.

While nobody should have to worry about keeping their funds on CryptoGames during the fork, having your coins in addresses you control the private keys to is the better option.
Someone who eg wants to sell their BCC as soon as possible might prefer to handle things themselves and not be subject to the dirstibution speed of CG.
On the other hand, it's a very comfortable way. Keeping your funds on CG means you can get BCC on an exchange account without having to install a BCC client and import keys there,
as CG is taking care of all those thing. I think that's a good way, especially for those who are new to bitcoin or just not as versed technologically as the average bitcoiner.

How long might the distribution of BCC from CG take? I know this highly dependents on the events on 1. august but just in case of a split do you think you will need several days/weeks or would you guess you can manage the distribution in a fast pace?

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Tuesday's Litecoin lottery round 3 draw results:

Place	Nickname	Owned Tickets	Winning Ticket	Chance of winning	Reward in LiteCoin
1	UdinoVx	50	121	27.778%	2.880 LTC
2	UdinoVx	50	137	27.778%	0.540 LTC
3	0xa2	25	26	13.889%	0.216 LTC

Wednesday's Bitcoin lottery (round 183) draw results:

Place	Nickname	Owned Tickets	Winning Ticket	Chance of winning	Reward in Bitcoin
1	babaee	134	984	13.137%	0.08160 BTC
2	babaee	134	973	13.137%	0.01530 BTC
3	babaee	134	408	13.137%	0.00612 BTC

Congratulations winners!!

Ethereum Lotto round #61 will close in approx 8 hours!

Current prizes:
1st place: 0.1020 ETH
2nd place: 0.0191 ETH
3rd place: 0.0076 ETH

Total tickets bought so far: 51
Price per ticket: 0.0025 ETH

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Quote from: tsaroz on July 25, 2017, 04:56:58 PM

Quote from: Lutpin on July 25, 2017, 04:19:13 AM

Quote from: DarkStar_alt on July 24, 2017, 09:02:51 PM

Any plans on supporting/giving Bitcoin Cash (BCC) to people who have balances on the site?

=> http://blog.crypto-games.net/2017/07/update-bip91-and-bcc.html

Glad crypto-games is handling this situation better than many online wallets and this is what everyone expected from one of the most trusted crypto gambling site. But still we can see a huge panic withdrawal from the bankroll.

While nobody should have to worry about keeping their funds on CryptoGames during the fork, having your coins in addresses you control the private keys to is the better option.
Someone who eg wants to sell their BCC as soon as possible might prefer to handle things themselves and not be subject to the dirstibution speed of CG.
On the other hand, it's a very comfortable way. Keeping your funds on CG means you can get BCC on an exchange account without having to install a BCC client and import keys there,
as CG is taking care of all those thing. I think that's a good way, especially for those who are new to bitcoin or just not as versed technologically as the average bitcoiner.

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Bitcoin Lotto round #183 will close in approx 6 hours!

Current prizes:
1st place: 0.05472 BTC
2nd place: 0.01026 BTC
3rd place: 0.00410 BTC

Total tickets bought so far: 684
Price per ticket: 0.00010 BTC

* No house edge on lotto, 1% is added to total prize pool

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Quote from: DarkStar_alt on July 25, 2017, 02:22:59 PM

Quote from: Lutpin on July 25, 2017, 04:19:13 AM

Quote from: DarkStar_alt on July 24, 2017, 09:02:51 PM

Any plans on supporting/giving Bitcoin Cash (BCC) to people who have balances on the site?

Follow our blog Wink

Quote from: http://blog.crypto-games.net/2017/07/crypto-games-bip148uasf-contingency-plan.html

If there are several resulting chains, things are a bit more complicated. Crypto-Games plans to give investors access to their coins on all resulting chains. As a service, we already experienced a chain split with ETC/ETH some time back. Investors were asked to provide ETC addresses and we made payments the amount of their active investments at the time of the split. We continued to accept ETH on the site and as bankroll.
The situation for BTC will be similar. Crypto-Games will request addresses from investors for any resulting chain we no longer support. We will then pay out their share of forked coins.

=> http://blog.crypto-games.net/2017/07/update-bip91-and-bcc.html

Okay, thanks. Good to know you guys are ontop of things.

Glad crypto-games is handling this situation better than many online wallets and this is what everyone expected from one of the most trusted crypto gambling site. But still we can see a huge panic withdrawal from the bankroll.

eternalgloom

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Quote from: DogecoinMachine on July 22, 2017, 11:46:00 PM

Quote from: hatshepsut93 on July 22, 2017, 06:48:53 PM

Quote from: Lutpin on July 22, 2017, 01:55:30 AM

"withdraw fees" are bitcoin network fees.
The site uses the 21.co API to determine suggestions, and you can adjust your fees based on your preferences.
If you dislike the fact that bitcoin transactions became more expensive over the last year,
the site offers 8 other coins, including doge with fees as low as 1 doge (72 sat).

Is there any reason why Crypto-Games doesn't feature batch withdrawals as additional option? Many casinos and exchanges do this with fees as low as 0.0001 BTC per user, which is way lower than usual transaction fees. It creates some delay, but I think many people would wait a few hours to save ~0.001 BTC.

If we would do batch withdrawals with 10 tranasctions, users will have to wait for around 6 hours before transaction being processed. In our opinion that's unacceptable to wait that long.
If players can what for transaction being confirmed slowly, they can currently choose minimum fees as low as 0.00052 BTC.

LOL, I'm really glad that you don't Tongue

I've always been advocating for being able to choose transaction speed on your website (You can even check the chat logs for that Wink

)

If you would give the option to do batch transactions for an even lower fee, I'd think you'd end up with a lot of complaints from people who didn't realize it would be that slow.

Quote from: Lutpin on July 21, 2017, 05:43:22 PM

Quote from: eternalgloom on July 21, 2017, 04:10:58 PM

Since the lottery is actually +EV, it makes sense not to invest in a paid API package from randompicker.
With the links included, I guess it's honest, unless you'd run the numbers multiple times (literally the only way I see how you could cheat this).

RandomPicker provides a list of all drawings made using the CryptoGames account during the last 30 days:
https://www.randompicker.com/Project/Public/ProjectsRecent.aspx?Key=438810x59523

Any multiple drawings / drawings outside of the scheduled lottery rounds would turn up there.

Didn't know that, that solves every last little bit of doubt that I could have had about the lottery.
Thanks Lutpin!

Not that I didn't trust Crypto-Games ofc, just have to take every possible scenario into account Wink

Just being fair towards myself and other users...

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Quote from: Lutpin on July 25, 2017, 04:19:13 AM

Quote from: DarkStar_alt on July 24, 2017, 09:02:51 PM

Any plans on supporting/giving Bitcoin Cash (BCC) to people who have balances on the site?

Follow our blog Wink

Quote from: http://blog.crypto-games.net/2017/07/crypto-games-bip148uasf-contingency-plan.html

If there are several resulting chains, things are a bit more complicated. Crypto-Games plans to give investors access to their coins on all resulting chains. As a service, we already experienced a chain split with ETC/ETH some time back. Investors were asked to provide ETC addresses and we made payments the amount of their active investments at the time of the split. We continued to accept ETH on the site and as bankroll.
The situation for BTC will be similar. Crypto-Games will request addresses from investors for any resulting chain we no longer support. We will then pay out their share of forked coins.

=> http://blog.crypto-games.net/2017/07/update-bip91-and-bcc.html

Okay, thanks. Good to know you guys are ontop of things.

Lutpin

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Goodbye, Z.

Quote from: DarkStar_alt on July 24, 2017, 09:02:51 PM

Any plans on supporting/giving Bitcoin Cash (BCC) to people who have balances on the site?

Follow our blog Wink

Quote from: http://blog.crypto-games.net/2017/07/crypto-games-bip148uasf-contingency-plan.html

If there are several resulting chains, things are a bit more complicated. Crypto-Games plans to give investors access to their coins on all resulting chains. As a service, we already experienced a chain split with ETC/ETH some time back. Investors were asked to provide ETC addresses and we made payments the amount of their active investments at the time of the split. We continued to accept ETH on the site and as bankroll.
The situation for BTC will be similar. Crypto-Games will request addresses from investors for any resulting chain we no longer support. We will then pay out their share of forked coins.

=> http://blog.crypto-games.net/2017/07/update-bip91-and-bcc.html

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So far most attractive gambling website i have seen. i will diffidently play it.

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Any plans on supporting/giving Bitcoin Cash (BCC) to people who have balances on the site?

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Crypto-Games EV+ Lottery

Monday's Dogecoin lottery round 91 draw results:

Place	Nickname	Owned Tickets	Winning Ticket	Chance of winning	Reward in DOGE
1	noodlecakes	15	113	3.067%	97,800 DOGE
2	Afknow	360	485	73.620%	18,338 DOGE
3	Afknow	360	184	73.620%	7,335 DOGE

Congratulations!

LiteCoin Lotto round #3 will close in approx 7 hours!

Current prizes:
1st place: 2.048 LTC
2nd place: 0.384 LTC
3rd place: 0.154 LTC

Total tickets bought so far: 128
Price per ticket: 0.02 LTC

Monthly Wagering Contest still going! 6 days left till end!

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DOGE Lotto Round #91 will close in approx 9 hours!

Current prizes:
1st place: 25,400 DOGE
2nd place: 4,763 DOGE
3rd place: 1,905 DOGE

Total tickets bought so far: 127
Price per ticket: 250 DOGE

EV+ Lotto, 1% is added to total prize pool.

Weekly updates of investment returns on Crypto-Games.net can be found in this thread. Week 29 added today.

And another big win on dice today: 4.19 BTC profit, BetID: 1,443,923,797.

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www.Crypto.Games: Multiple Games, Multiple Coins

Quote from: hatshepsut93 on July 22, 2017, 06:48:53 PM

Quote from: Lutpin on July 22, 2017, 01:55:30 AM

"withdraw fees" are bitcoin network fees.
The site uses the 21.co API to determine suggestions, and you can adjust your fees based on your preferences.
If you dislike the fact that bitcoin transactions became more expensive over the last year,
the site offers 8 other coins, including doge with fees as low as 1 doge (72 sat).

Is there any reason why Crypto-Games doesn't feature batch withdrawals as additional option? Many casinos and exchanges do this with fees as low as 0.0001 BTC per user, which is way lower than usual transaction fees. It creates some delay, but I think many people would wait a few hours to save ~0.001 BTC.

If we would do batch withdrawals with 10 tranasctions, users will have to wait for around 6 hours before transaction being processed. In our opinion that's unacceptable to wait that long.
If players can what for transaction being confirmed slowly, they can currently choose minimum fees as low as 0.00052 BTC.

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Quote from: Lutpin on July 22, 2017, 01:55:30 AM

"withdraw fees" are bitcoin network fees.
The site uses the 21.co API to determine suggestions, and you can adjust your fees based on your preferences.
If you dislike the fact that bitcoin transactions became more expensive over the last year,
the site offers 8 other coins, including doge with fees as low as 1 doge (72 sat).

Is there any reason why Crypto-Games doesn't feature batch withdrawals as additional option? Many casinos and exchanges do this with fees as low as 0.0001 BTC per user, which is way lower than usual transaction fees. It creates some delay, but I think many people would wait a few hours to save ~0.001 BTC.

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Saturday's Bitcoin lottery (round 182) draw results:

Place	Nickname	Owned Tickets	Winning Ticket	Chance of winning	Reward in Bitcoin
1	Rambogoham	100	171	9.337%	0.08568 BTC
2	roadcrypto	89	38	8.310%	0.01606 BTC
3	QueenCrypto	6	414	0.560%	0.00643 BTC

Congratulations winner

Some nice wins on dice today:

3.155 BTC profit with BetID: 1,440,676,845
1.375 BTC profit with BetID: 1,440,678,850

And today we had our 9th dice jackpot hit of this month: player Lord69nikon with BetID 1,442,078,877.

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Goodbye, Z.

Quote from: hashshashin on July 21, 2017, 07:54:08 PM

Also the rate of exchanging coins is too big.

Nobody forces you to use the in-built exchange system.
However, there are several advantages, as it's instant, you avoid both waiting and transaction fees from and to an exchange.
It should be obvious that a gambling site can't compete with rates on dedicated exchange platforms.
The whole system is built in-house without any 3rd party being involved.

Quote from: hashshashin on July 21, 2017, 07:54:08 PM

Withdraw fees for btc are the same.

"withdraw fees" are bitcoin network fees.
The site uses the 21.co API to determine suggestions, and you can adjust your fees based on your preferences.
If you dislike the fact that bitcoin transactions became more expensive over the last year,
the site offers 8 other coins, including doge with fees as low as 1 doge (72 sat).

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