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Topic: Dice Statistics - page 2. (Read 317 times)
You can politely ask each casino regarding that question directly. And it's easier because most of the popular casinos owns an announcement thread in the forum.
And you are in the right section to do that be make sure that you won't spam their threads and this board.
And you are in the right section to do that be make sure that you won't spam their threads and this board.
Thanks, Dicesites.com is quite famous and useful, but still there's not enough of statistics. E.g. we cannot know how many players visit each dice per day. Also, bankroll of some dices like Prime is hidden, etc.
You won't be ever find any site which has the information such like the bankroll of a gambling site and others. Back then we can see how big moneypot's bankroll but we can't see that anymore. Bankroll of a site is very private information unless they are opened investment option, and that information only given for their investors only 
Thanks, Dicesites.com is quite famous and useful, but still there's not enough of statistics. E.g. we cannot know how many players visit each dice per day. Also, bankroll of some dices like Prime is hidden, etc.
Visitors isn't something all websites would track and publish with comparable and verifiable data. Mabe you could estimate it, or try and monitor wagers/chat to see how many unique users participated daily. But that wouldn't be representative and can also be faked or not reflect comparable numbers, witt any weight. Because not all websites publish all wagers and even if they do publish wagers, it shouldn't mean that they're all displayed in the same way. Visitors isn't something noteworthy for dice sites I think. It could just be an estimation, but what's the point? 
Thanks, Dicesites.com is quite famous and useful, but still there's not enough of statistics. E.g. we cannot know how many players visit each dice per day. Also, bankroll of some dices like Prime is hidden, etc.
Why do you think you can find data that other information aggregators could not find?
And what would you like to get in the ideal case? List all the options that interest you.
Thanks, Dicesites.com is quite famous and useful, but still there's not enough of statistics. E.g. we cannot know how many players visit each dice per day. Also, bankroll of some dices like Prime is hidden, etc.
You could search for individual sites separately on Alexa which would gibe you a good idea as to what you are looking for(Site traffic etc). Another site which provides this information in an organized manner is:
- https://dicesites.com/
This site provides site traffic information along with provably fair info, wagered bets etc along with easy to understand graphs making it one of my favorite options in this aspect.
- https://dicesites.com/
This site provides site traffic information along with provably fair info, wagered bets etc along with easy to understand graphs making it one of my favorite options in this aspect.
Hi Everyone
I want to launch a website dedicated to dices, so I'm looking for any information regarding this. I'm interested in site traffic, for instance - how many players visit each dice every day? Does anybody know where to get the data like this?
I want to launch a website dedicated to dices, so I'm looking for any information regarding this. I'm interested in site traffic, for instance - how many players visit each dice every day? Does anybody know where to get the data like this?
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