Of course. At launch. Did you see my part about "after the hype has cooled down"?
"200% more visitors than other sites on the first day! Just so people check it out and never come back again"
Let's play the numbers game.
Betsofbitco.in: 140 active statements
Bitbet: 75 active statements
Betsofbitco.in: 230 btc highest bet sums
Bitbet: 101 btc highest bet sums
Betsofbitco.in: Dozens of topics in the Games and rounds forums
Bitbet: 0
Well, seems your numbers are meanwhile invalidated. Are you going to repost a corrected list now?
Funny that you say my numbers have being invalidated (hint: they're not and still zero threads in games and rounds), but I can go cherry pick some more numbers if you want.
My prediction is that bitbet will fade out into obscureness. It doesn't bring anything *new* to the table, just like dice site of the month.
FYI: I don't have any personal interests in this.
Let me help you out then:
Betsofbitco.in: 230 btc highest bet sums
Bitbet: 253.69 btc highest bet sums
But this is really immaterial, Bitbet does about 80-90% of all Bitcoins bet in any one day. Your fave does about 5 to 10%.
As to what it brings to the table: other than superior management, which you're excused from considering because it is not something that you are mentally equipped to consider, it brings to the table an entirely new referral mechanism which is bound to change the affiliate marketspace. That's as far as gamechangers go.
It also has much smaller fees (MUCH smaller fees, 1% vs 5%+) and it rewards people for proposing bets rather than charging them.
Again, why are you even discussing this? You're a two bit nobody, wanna-be web dev, wanna-be bitcoin fund manager, probably in a couple of weeks wannabe copywriter or whatever. You don't have an investment, you don't have an actual intellectual interest in it (or at least you're asking questions as if you know the answers, which is usually the sign of militant stupidity). What's driving you?
Is it that you perceive yourself equal to the people involved and it somehow grates that they meet success and you're still nobody? The problem there's your perception, you are not equal to the people involved. Or is there something else?