To check my luck, I placed a single bet on JD with 300BTC:
https://just-dice.com/roll/124870903Since I won, I'll do another spread out:
1 BTC for 10 BTC investment on
http://ipo.letsdice.comfrom now on, 120 BTC available!
and in case you all didn't notice, I'm quoting Martin's new message here:
Update - September 13th - New Bankroll Info
1. About the Bankroll
a) The first 10,000 BTC bankroll belongs to the shareholders of the initial 20% of shares released.
b) These original IPO shares are specially noted and traceable (so we know who owns IPO shares)
c) Every time the bankroll increases by 10,000 BTC, we will send 2,000 BTC back to the shareholders who bought in at the IPO. So, when the bankroll reaches 20,000 BTC, a payment of 2,000 BTC will be spread among the original 1,000,000 shares.
i. Bankroll: 20,000-2,000=18,000
ii. Bankroll: 28,000-2,000=26,000
iii. Bankroll: 36,000-2,000=34,000
iv. Bankroll: 44,000-2,000=42,000
v. Bankroll: 52,000-2000=50,000
d) In this way, when the bankroll hits 50,000 BTC, the original shareholders will have recovered their investment, while still retaining their shares. The entire bankroll belongs to the shareholders.
e) The initial bankroll is planned to grow by [wagered amount x 1% x 25%] (although this will be decided in the initial board member meeting). Board members may decide in the early stages to increase this percentage to allow for faster bankroll growth.
f) If the bankroll drops below 5,000 BTC, we have the following plan (which we hope we will not have to ever use!)
i. We will sell the necessary number of shares at market price to bring the bankroll back up.
ii. The IPO shareholders will have first preference to buy these shares.
iii. This 5000 BTC bankroll is also the property of all shareholders, and will follow the aforementioned restitution plan (i.e., 2,000 BTC back to the original shareholders per 10k raised)
2. Regarding the Board of Directors
a) To become a board member, one must own at least 20,000 shares and hold them for more than 2 months.
b) Any given shareholder may only have one board seat, regardless of number of shares held.
c) The LetsDice team has only one board seat (although we retain a veto power)