Yeah, I still remember this dice site; it was one of the earliest in the crypto space. Not only could you see the house edge, but you could also easily invest with them, allowing you to invest or divest anytime. Then there was Yolodice, but these sites aren’t around anymore. I heard Safedice ended up scamming gamblers when they exited, so it’s really important to consider the reputation of the casino first before looking at the house edge. A reputable casino won’t drop their house edge if they can’t cover the expenses of their operation, so to better serve their clients, they usually stick with the industry average or standard.