Topic: Looking for investors | Own / Partially Own Gambling Site - page 2. (Read 2117 times)

Yeah seems probable someone would lose their coins if I don't have access to them.

You're so naive.  Simple - if I did ask for access, they don't invest.  I don't know if you're trolling at this point or what, but I'm laughing.

Oh wow - you think forum newbies never lie?   Based on your very familiar aggressive attitude to those asking questions, I feel confident in upgrading to a probable loss of coins, instead of  just a good chance.

 

Haha.  Just going to laugh at that.

Reread the OP...  I won't even have ACCESS to their funds.

You're such a joke.

Who cares what you appreciate?

I'm warning users that they stand a good chance of losing any coins they may send to you.

Or he doesn't want to loan a large amount due to the nature of the loan?

As for the second part, I don't appreciate schema (psychologically speaking), or generalization rather.

@kopipe, many gambling site owners / managers don't program - to be an entrepreneur you don't NEED to know how to program.

However, it is helpful.  Regardless, I have a dev that's responsive and willing to help.  He's smart too.

If you're accusing me of falsifying a PM, just PM him yourself... Not going to put up with bullshit accusations like that.

I must say it's intriguing you ignored specific bits of my post.  Specifically the other image. 

Which tells me you couldn't provide enough security to warrant a four digit loan amount.

Plus, you are a forum newbie.  Everyone should approach with caution.

I asked you why you didn't want bots and you started talking about betting strategies. I logically assumed the two were related; that you didn't want bots because of betting strategies.


Because it's an issue affecting investors, I thought it was worth bringing up. If you don't see how having a dice game take a quarter of the CPU power of a modern computer isn't a big bug I don't even know what to say.

Okay, great. Well, we'll see when you launch then. How it stands right now, it's just another dice site. Maybe there is something else hidden and not in this version you showed to investors.

Again you confuse node.js with Web Sockets, proving my point about how little you know about programming.  Tip: you can use Web Sockets in PHP too.



It's trivial to fake a screencap using your browser's developer tools. I am not saying that you would do that, but until he confirms his investment nothing is certain.

Never said I was afraid of betting strategies -  I said I don't like botters.  I can show chat logs from the database.  Don't know why you'd lie.

Furthermore, we spoke about how the CPU usage issue could be easily cleared up...  Don't know why you go and publicly post that.  Whatever.

Feel free to PM TradeFortress.  He offered 4 digit BTC funding at first and instead we're starting off with 10 BTC.  We exchanged about 20 e-mails.

I'd post his e-mail here, but I don't know if he'd like that.

Regardless, it has a lot of stuff that's not in just-dice or PrimeDice.  Not in any gambling site, as a matter of fact...

I'm just not going to handout intellectual property that I value greatly.  You'll see it when I launch.

I already have an ad set-up with inputs.io, and am speaking with multiple other sites about advertising.  My marketing plan is not an issue..  It's great.

Also, you can boast about how wonderful node.js is, but just-dice is the ONLY site that uses it.

Say hi to PrimeDice:

http://puu.sh/3VrAm.png

Say hi to TradeFortress (initial PM):

http://puu.sh/3VrPI.png

All right, I talked to this guy and I want to tell people to take extreme caution when investing in this site.

TheCape is not the developer of the code. He bought it from someone on this forum and does not know much about programming, or mathematics for that matter.

It's very slow and all of the updates to chat, balance and etc. work by using JavaScript setInterval() instead of a more modern approach like Web Sockets. Not good for a site just launching today.

I tried to tell him one of the benefits of Socket.io (betting bots) and he told me he wouldn't want people using bet bots on the site anyway because he was afraid of betting strategies. Which legitimate casino is afraid of betting strategies? He told me dooglus told him of a betting strategy where you bet one satoshi than 1BTC to raise your balance. That worked out well for celeste, didn't it?

Further, it offers nothing not found in JustDice/Primedice and all the author did was vaguely allude to his marketing strategy. I believe he might think he has a good one, otherwise he wouldn't have bought this site. However, if it actually is a good plan is anyone's guess.

He also told me TradeFortress invested 10BTC with him. I don't think this was true, but if it is, I would like if he could confirm it. (I also sincerely hope he did not use money from Coinlenders investors on this site )

Why don't you do like just-dice.com?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/just-dicecom-invest-in-1-house-edge-dice-game-242962

Obviously the more invested that bigger max bet is allowed which usually means faster profit for both the investor and myself, however, I do have  minimum amount in mind.

How much do you need?

Still speaking with prospective investors - however, PM if you're interested.

PM me the URL and more information.

Sent to the both of you, Gweedo checked it out.

I'd be interested in seeing the demo as well.

Yeah, shoot me a PM, I don't want it to be public.

Can I get the link?

Made an edit to my post prior, go ahead and read it.

But you least have to prove the market for a new gambling site. I am an accredited investor and interested but this looks too shady. Do you have a link to see the site at least?