Topic: GambleForCharity.com (Read 471 times)
Hi I am new. 1st post. Give me a chance.
i like the idea of free bit sites. i have been looking at a few different styles.
No offense but when i try bit gambling games , i get the sense that randomness is completly off and it is letting me win the first few times so id get hooked. but i never stay..
I would like to see more free bit sites powered by the adds you have to click through a few pages to get to the bit claim part where you enter your wallet.
receive bit coins on a semi regular basis. once a week, and a % fee of the adds go to charity, AND a jackpot awarded to every 3000th person visiting the site.
This is my idea. sound plausible?
anyone can send money to charity
but this takes real skills:
i wonder if you've thought about how this works behind the scenes.
i'm genuinely curious how would one go about achieving this.
i suspect they (erik, etc) make it look easy when the reality is quite different.
but this takes real skills:
I plan on making a Satoshi Dice like site
i wonder if you've thought about how this works behind the scenes.
i'm genuinely curious how would one go about achieving this.
i suspect they (erik, etc) make it look easy when the reality is quite different.
Sounds like a great plan and could help further publicize bitcoins in a positive light, though it has the gambling connection which isn't too friendly when coupled with the term charity. Instead of a player losing $1,000 and $1 or whatever of it going to charity, they could have just donated 1,000x that amount. Still a great idea regardless and it benefits everyone, but let's see how the execution goes.
Random idea I had today,
I bought the domain "GambleForCharity.com". Here's my gameplan.
I plan on making a Satoshi Dice like site but rather than the house taking a rake (actually a small one for operating costs, but about 10% of SD) where players place their bets, and can choose where a chosen % goes, either to them selves, or to charity.
Here's what I'd like from the public: get some charities to sign up for something like BitInstant, or Coinbase that sweeps the BTC to their preferred currency.
Thoughts?
I bought the domain "GambleForCharity.com". Here's my gameplan.
I plan on making a Satoshi Dice like site but rather than the house taking a rake (actually a small one for operating costs, but about 10% of SD) where players place their bets, and can choose where a chosen % goes, either to them selves, or to charity.
Here's what I'd like from the public: get some charities to sign up for something like BitInstant, or Coinbase that sweeps the BTC to their preferred currency.
Thoughts?
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