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Topic: iDice beta makes 50% profit on Bankroll in 1 month (Read 284 times)

hero member
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Ever since the iDice ICO successfully raised 10,000 ETH a month go, the iDice beta has generated 500 ETH in investor profits, totaling 50% of their total bank roll in 1 month...
500 ETH profits in relation to 10,000 ETH investors' bank roll is 5% profit and not 50%!

If you can not do simple math, it is very unlikely that this casino will succeed!
legendary
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For anyone not following, iDice is a scam site that copy-and-pasted their entire code base from etheroll with some very minor scammy changes and then conned a bunch of investors into giving them money.

No idea what's up with their "50% profit" this month (and can't be bothered to look into it), but I wouldn't be surprised if they just lost money to themselves to make it look attractive with the intention of offloading more tokens to suckers.
sr. member
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Ever since the iDice ICO successfully raised 10,000 ETH a month go, the iDice beta has generated 500 ETH in investor profits, totaling 50% of their total bank roll in 1 month. The iDice is among one of the most profitable dice platforms so far; great news for investors lucky enough to grab a hold of the highly demanded ICE tokens during the iDice ICO. Jordan Wong looks forward to the bright future of iDice:

“Our platform, which is only in beta right now, has already made 50% profit on our bankroll. I’d say we’re doing pretty well so far. Last time I checked, there isn’t a single beta platform that can match us in profitability. We’re miles from our competition.”

The iDice platform is fully decentralized meaning that the application is provably fair and all bets can be verified on the Ethereum block explorer. iDice’s contract is fully open source on the blockchain which provides players and investors total transparency, something that is unprecedented with traditional casinos and bitcoin dice games. The iDice contract that is deployed on the Ethereum network cannot be removed or modified by anyone, thus eliminating any risk of hacking or tampering by third parties.

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