- Allow users to have a "faucet address" that they can deposit to.
- There is a max amount of BTC that can be requested from this address (say, ~5,000-10,000 sats) every 60 seconds. So I deposit .01 BTC that'll keep me good for 200 faucet claims at 5,000 sats a claim.
- If you withdraw from this address, you relinquish your ability to claim a faucet.
- Levelling at the site can act as "interest accrued" and your faucet balance can be increased simply by playing more
- The higher the balance you have in this account, the more interest you accrue. Kind of similar to investing in the bankroll, but not attached to the bankroll
- Lower level (first timer) accounts can automatically get 5,000 sats deposited to this account with a 250 sat limit. Again, leveling helps increase the amount claimable
Obviously there's a lot more ideas that could revolve around this that I haven't listed, but it's just an idea that can be built upon. Or shunned as being fucking retarded. You decide.
I don't really understand your idea.
Let me try a narrative, throwing in some rough figures just to illustrate.
It's my first day logging onto Primedice, and I decide to claim my faucet ration, which can only be claimed once per month per user. I now have 5,000 satoshi's in my faucet balance, and am able to claim 250 satoshi's from this balance once every 60 seconds. I'm imaging a small cup animation, showing you how much you have remaining -- I've seen those on other dice sites.
As we know, the only way to level is to chat, wager more BTC, refer more people, etc. As your level rises from these tactics, your interest rate return on this faucet balance increases (based on how much the balance is). As such, it is in your best interest to use the faucet as sparingly and wisely as possible. You can also deposit up to 0.1 BTC into this faucet balance to use for faucet claims, should the initial 5,000 satoshi stipend be used up. There is still a limit of 250 - 10,000 satoshis that can be claimed from this (based on levelling).
It's a bit of a ridiculous idea, but since the general population is so ridiculously upset over the faucet possibly being removed, why not give the faucet a bit more pizzazz instead of just throwing a captcha at it to throw you some sats? I say you make it fun and rewarding to play.
If this idea still doesn't make sense, then I don't know how to explain it further. Maybe somebody else can dwell on it, or I'll just shutter the idea as useless drivel and move on.