Topic: Gambling before provably fair. - page 2. (Read 2039 times)
Probably another system, or maybe just the trust between you and the owner
Before the provably fair was invented, there were many online casinos using liberty reserve as a currency.
People still gamble at the casino although knowing that casino may be rigged.
The provably fair system is a big improvement to online gambling.
People still gamble at the casino although knowing that casino may be rigged.
The provably fair system is a big improvement to online gambling.
I started gambling with bitcoin, so i always plays at sites which has provably fair.
Maybe they trust them because they don't feel being cheated or they always win from there.
Or they don't care about it at all
So you started gambling after the "invention" of provably fair? Maybe they trust them because they don't feel being cheated or they always win from there.
Or they don't care about it at all
I know what's provably fair when I have joined this forum , I don't know about that before. My first experience with gambling site was "centplay.com", overall , I won over $100 there and was paid successfuly. Unfortunately this site was closed right after libertyreserve has been seized by FBI.
Before provably fair trust was the glue which held players and operators together like in the case of justdice I'd imagine people must have trusted doog a lot with millions satoshidice was also one of the first dice sites and without provably fair or was hard to tell if you were getting correct rolls but people generally only had gbling to spend they're bitcoin on as they couldn't buy much...
I started btc betting(along with btcs) just an year ago and didn't see any dice sites or any casinos not using provably fair, I know many of you guys are gambling before that, so have you got any idea how the gambling was before the "invention" of provably fair system. Did people trust that the casinos would give a random roll/card(or any result for that matter) and pay you out if you were in profit.
I don't know much about that , cause I'm new to bitcoin
but even now there are some sites that offer gambling and you can't check the results , weird thing there are some people throwing money there
the sites that I'm talking about are non BTC but they have some players
I started btc betting(along with btcs) just an year ago and didn't see any dice sites or any casinos not using provably fair, I know many of you guys are gambling before that, so have you got any idea how the gambling was before the "invention" of provably fair system. Did people trust that the casinos would give a random roll/card(or any result for that matter) and pay you out if you were in profit.
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