Do you think dicing can take over the real money market like it did with Bitcoin - page 2.

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Quote from: lrdeoliveira on October 26, 2017, 10:39:19 PM

Are you guys kidding? There's no real money casinos with proper dicing like how it's done on Bitcoin. Bitcoin has such a unique approach. Check out the sites on www.dicesites.com, they're the proper dice sites I'm talking about - Not dicing that's implemented currently in real life casinos etc. It's a very different concept!

Agreed, interested to see. Is there a link to anything similar to Primedice for fiat?

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Are you guys kidding? There's no real money casinos with proper dicing like how it's done on Bitcoin. Bitcoin has such a unique approach. Check out the sites on www.dicesites.com, they're the proper dice sites I'm talking about - Not dicing that's implemented currently in real life casinos etc. It's a very different concept!

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Quote from: lrdeoliveira on October 26, 2017, 12:12:31 AM

Judging by statistics on websites like dicesites.com websites are doing 10's of million of dollars a week in volume in dicing. Do you think this could translate to the real money market. Dicing obviously is giving all other casino games a run for their money being the most popular by far.

I heard Primedice might be working on it... It could be rumoured around their possible ICO post?

What are you pertaining that dicing can take real money? First of all there is already dicing game exist in land-based casino that used fiat to bet, Second, There is also online dice site that accepts fiat as a bet. One thing I don't understand is the meaning of "dicing" for you.

Primedice is showing now the interest of launching an ICO since their competitors successfully launch an ICO and raised huge amount like Bitdice and Betking. Primedice, Bitsler and Fortunejack is my most awaited gambling site to launch an ICO. Grin

I would definitely want to see thses Casino's launching their own ICO's

. Anyway I do think that dice had already been a major game in gambling in terms of real money. Local or online, this game really take a lot of players and shares in terms of gambling games statistics. So I guess it is not only Bitcoin but they also took realmoney market ( infact it is the first one )

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Quote from: BlitzPredict on October 26, 2017, 02:11:23 PM

Coming from the traditional gambling world, I can't understand why Bitcoin gamblers love this dice gambling so much. It seems odd to me, there is no sweat, there is no waiting for the result, it happens instantly, and is negative expectation.

The sub-industry of dice scripts is also mind boggling. Why would people think these scripts can beat the 1% hold?

What magic is in the betting systems that can overcome negative expectation?

For me, it's sports betting and poker that get me going. Both can swing the edge to the player in the right situations. Both have moments of extreme excitement and unsure results.

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These are my thoughts exactly ---> it's absolutely crazy that people keep accepting these -EV propositions! But, then again, that's exactly why these dice sites are doing so well ---> they can't lose and these marks keep playing anyway. Sharp money is on the house's side of these props for sure.

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Quote from: lrdeoliveira on October 26, 2017, 12:12:31 AM

Judging by statistics on websites like dicesites.com websites are doing 10's of million of dollars a week in volume in dicing. Do you think this could translate to the real money market. Dicing obviously is giving all other casino games a run for their money being the most popular by far.

What the hell is dicing ? Whatever it is it cannot take the bitcoin market as those stats on most of the websites are fake and bitcoins are always under circulation.

Quote from: lrdeoliveira on October 26, 2017, 12:12:31 AM

I heard Primedice might be working on it... It could be rumoured around their possible ICO post?

Doesn't matter.Maybe I'm not able to comprehend whatever is said but pretty sure it wouldn't take over the real money market.

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Coming from the traditional gambling world, I can't understand why Bitcoin gamblers love this dice gambling so much. It seems odd to me, there is no sweat, there is no waiting for the result, it happens instantly, and is negative expectation.

The sub-industry of dice scripts is also mind boggling. Why would people think these scripts can beat the 1% hold?

What magic is in the betting systems that can overcome negative expectation?

For me, it's sports betting and poker that get me going. Both can swing the edge to the player in the right situations. Both have moments of extreme excitement and unsure results.

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Dice, Head and tail like games where started way before bitcoin but it is true that people wager millions of dollar worth of bitcoin in dice sites these days. But only few of those players will win, most of the gamblers will end up losing all which makes dice owner richer and richer everyday.

Dicing taking over real money market Roll Eyes

I have seen lots of other sites that accepts fiat deposits and have dice game built in.

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I thought gambling (dice) started with real money first before bitcoin was even invented? It should be the other way around right ?
I saw that thread made by Edward about Primedice ICO but I don't think it'll happen though.

Quote from: BlockEye on October 26, 2017, 01:25:41 AM

What are you pertaining that dicing can take real money? First of all there is already dicing game exist in land-based casino that used fiat to bet, Second, There is also online dice site that accepts fiat as a bet. One thing I don't understand is the meaning of "dicing" for you.

Maybe OP thinks that dice first started with bitcoin or haven't experienced gambling on a fiat casino.

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I agree with BlockEye here, not sure what you are referring to! If you are talking about money market as an investment that would be matched by casino investments then it will not happen. Casino investments have a really high risk compared to money market funds where the risk is pretty low. Though casinos always win, it is not true all the time, ther eare times they also lose to gamblers by a lot.

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Quote from: lrdeoliveira on October 26, 2017, 12:12:31 AM

Judging by statistics on websites like dicesites.com websites are doing 10's of million of dollars a week in volume in dicing. Do you think this could translate to the real money market. Dicing obviously is giving all other casino games a run for their money being the most popular by far.

I heard Primedice might be working on it... It could be rumoured around their possible ICO post?

What are you pertaining that dicing can take real money? First of all there is already dicing game exist in land-based casino that used fiat to bet, Second, There is also online dice site that accepts fiat as a bet. One thing I don't understand is the meaning of "dicing" for you.

Primedice is showing now the interest of launching an ICO since their competitors successfully launch an ICO and raised huge amount like Bitdice and Betking. Primedice, Bitsler and Fortunejack is my most awaited gambling site to launch an ICO. Grin

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Judging by statistics on websites like dicesites.com websites are doing 10's of million of dollars a week in volume in dicing. Do you think this could translate to the real money market. Dicing obviously is giving all other casino games a run for their money being the most popular by far.

I heard Primedice might be working on it... It could be rumoured around their possible ICO post?

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