Alex, you are incorrect. The difference is that the big wins on BitDice and BetKing came from players risking a significant amount of Bitcoin, whereas the big wins on MoneyPot primarily occurred from users betting what is essentially dust. One of our largest investors pulled out specifically citing this has his biggest beef.
I understand you are also salty that a large portion of your userbase switched to MoneyPot (primarily Bit-exo.com), but you need to refrain from trolling.
Actually, I've never trolled anyone on the forum. Even with BitExo situation, which I think you are aware of, I decided not to start a storm in a teacup, and I have all the rights to do it. You do agree that for business owners only wager counts, not people being online? Let's forget it, I really do not care about it.
I've left my comment with another reason. I rarely participate in discussions as unfortunately, I do not have time to be on the forum. But when I strongly disagree - I think I have a right to left such comment. People are free to accept or deny it or discuss. The least I wanted with it is a brag like we or someone else is better. Based on MP's stats I really do not understand why parties who risks the most earns the less. In economic terms risks always pays out. And if that investor would be paid based on his risk, I think he wouldn't divest, but again HE of 0.1 and even 0.5% is too low for all participants.
Regards,
Alex.
If you're not trolling, you are stating on a public forum under your public company's image bold facts that you are writing and believe to be true. We would like to challenge you on this.
We are not bragging or using any statistics to take a shot at you. You claimed that our costs are almost non existent and we are explaining to you why.
For business income, yes, wagering/volume is the most important factor, but we have explained (even in the post that you quoted) that our high number of bets is a big reason for our high costs.
I honestly believe and could make a great argument for why out of all the parties, Moneypot takes the most risk.
It's probably best that you don't participate in discussions often. I think it's quite foolish as the head of an official company to write damaging statements in public that you are not well informed of.
I was thinking that my comment was a part of a discussion on your business model, and even suggestion to optimize it. Never thought it was "damaging". Seems you over-reacting and rather than explain and discuss you attack.
Regards,
Alex.
I'd consider attacking posting damaging bold statements that you haven't researched into. I have made no mention of your site other than giving you an idea of scale of our bets.
Other than that, I am trying to contact your 'public' company that seems to only be an e-mail. There is no actual gaming license, and you're flat out refusing to disclose any information other than what your e-mail is. I'm not really understanding what your 'public' company is if there doesn't seem to be anything behind it.
In a hypothetical situation, if you run away with the funds, one might believe that our only course of action would be to contact your e-mail from what I currently understand.
Taking into account this:
http://prntscr.com/dok6np, you do not need to be a genius to see that's something isn't right. I've got that you database is big, and you have staff, this explains your commission. However you could simply tell it, and not attacking me.
You are asking details, which of course we do not provide upon request. If you do really want to play that game, first, you need to be a legal entity to even start something, as private person with a site can not start a defamation case. Second, you need to ask your legal team to at least qualify my words to actual or assumed damages and third prove that I'm wrong or otherwise it can back-hit you in court.
Regarding your adds, we have to disclose to the official government authorities to prevent tax evasion ( and you can not incorporate otherwise ), not to a private person.
Now, can we chill out, as I'm not going into it anymore?
Regards,
Alex.