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Finally we are seeing an upper swing again Wink
Could this be the return of previous $13.000 mark?
What are you concerns and changes that you apply at your Primedice bets with such change?




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The total bet amount of over 33 bn is crazy high and when thinking that only 41.4 was wagered it leaves future gamblers in limbo, should you bet or should you try your little amount of money on other games in which you can probably calculate the odds of winning  Cry
I learnt that for me what works best is to go for smaller jackpots where at least you can get an idea of what the chances of winning are - it works for me!

Which other games are you referring to?
Primedice has only Dice game.

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The total bet amount of over 33 bn is crazy high and when thinking that only 41.4 was wagered it leaves future gamblers in limbo, should you bet or should you try your little amount of money on other games in which you can probably calculate the odds of winning  Cry
I learnt that for me what works best is to go for smaller jackpots where at least you can get an idea of what the chances of winning are - it works for me!
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If I were to guess I would say that as Bitcoin goes down so does the amount of bets and amount wagered. When BTC is up, people have more net worth and they spent it on either products or gambling. When BTC is down, people have less disposible income and cut back on certain things like gambling.
Theoretically what you are saying is true but prime dice attracts more whales who owns a lot of coins from the initial mining spree and they would have amazed ten thousands of coins without much effort and you see them roll in prime dice once in a while and they do not bother about the price and then there are players who wage when they score big in future contracts.

Somehow I do not agree because what we usually playing with is coin meanwhile what we expect to have is currency. So with the changing on the bitcoin price of course it will affect the coin itself so with the lower bitcoin price then we will have higher amount of coin which is we can bet more than usual and on the other hand you will bet less when the price is skyrocketing. So I can say with bitcoin price fluctuative it does not really affect any gambler because in the end what we all expect is profit in currency

I know what you are saying. Basically if BTC was $1/BTC and you typically wagered $50 a bet you could bet 50 BTC each time. When BTC is $50/BTC you would wager 1 BTC each time.

This is probably what most people are doing, because everybody in their mind keeps the fiat value in check. However the original post to this question was different. He asked if there are more people betting during a bull market or vice versa.

I think when BTC goes down, people are risk-off and they generally don't gamble as much just in case there is a larger crash and they end up with less fiat money. When BTC goes up, people are risk-on and they generally gamble more since they got more disposible income.

Basically gamblers do find more oportunities in wagering more by reflecting prices amount, as if it gets bigger they have the reach on getting high wagering amounts thus more profit due to profit rise or drop.
There are some specific topics about it at our Forum: https://forum.primedice.com/


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If I were to guess I would say that as Bitcoin goes down so does the amount of bets and amount wagered. When BTC is up, people have more net worth and they spent it on either products or gambling. When BTC is down, people have less disposible income and cut back on certain things like gambling.
Theoretically what you are saying is true but prime dice attracts more whales who owns a lot of coins from the initial mining spree and they would have amazed ten thousands of coins without much effort and you see them roll in prime dice once in a while and they do not bother about the price and then there are players who wage when they score big in future contracts.

Somehow I do not agree because what we usually playing with is coin meanwhile what we expect to have is currency. So with the changing on the bitcoin price of course it will affect the coin itself so with the lower bitcoin price then we will have higher amount of coin which is we can bet more than usual and on the other hand you will bet less when the price is skyrocketing. So I can say with bitcoin price fluctuative it does not really affect any gambler because in the end what we all expect is profit in currency

I know what you are saying. Basically if BTC was $1/BTC and you typically wagered $50 a bet you could bet 50 BTC each time. When BTC is $50/BTC you would wager 1 BTC each time.

This is probably what most people are doing, because everybody in their mind keeps the fiat value in check. However the original post to this question was different. He asked if there are more people betting during a bull market or vice versa.

I think when BTC goes down, people are risk-off and they generally don't gamble as much just in case there is a larger crash and they end up with less fiat money. When BTC goes up, people are risk-on and they generally gamble more since they got more disposible income.
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Race #3 of our daily races where the top 10 will earn an EXTRA prize is up and swinging!
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If I were to guess I would say that as Bitcoin goes down so does the amount of bets and amount wagered. When BTC is up, people have more net worth and they spent it on either products or gambling. When BTC is down, people have less disposible income and cut back on certain things like gambling.
Theoretically what you are saying is true but prime dice attracts more whales who owns a lot of coins from the initial mining spree and they would have amazed ten thousands of coins without much effort and you see them roll in prime dice once in a while and they do not bother about the price and then there are players who wage when they score big in future contracts.

Somehow I do not agree because what we usually playing with is coin meanwhile what we expect to have is currency. So with the changing on the bitcoin price of course it will affect the coin itself so with the lower bitcoin price then we will have higher amount of coin which is we can bet more than usual and on the other hand you will bet less when the price is skyrocketing. So I can say with bitcoin price fluctuative it does not really affect any gambler because in the end what we all expect is profit in currency
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If I were to guess I would say that as Bitcoin goes down so does the amount of bets and amount wagered. When BTC is up, people have more net worth and they spent it on either products or gambling. When BTC is down, people have less disposible income and cut back on certain things like gambling.
Theoretically what you are saying is true but prime dice attracts more whales who owns a lot of coins from the initial mining spree and they would have amazed ten thousands of coins without much effort and you see them roll in prime dice once in a while and they do not bother about the price and then there are players who wage when they score big in future contracts.
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Race #2 of our daily races where the top 10 will earn an EXTRA prize is up and swinging!
Please remember bonuses will be paid out on the 1st August after the seven races are finished!
Good luck 😎
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Do you guys have a data that shows if the amount of bitcoin and wagers increase or decrease during bull runs and bear runs?
Like if bitcoin goes down, does the amount wagered here and the number wagered here changes? Same for bitcoin going down.

I feel like bitcoin going down must mean the bitcoin amount wagered here must be staying about the same but the number of wageres must be lowering and people would be betting bigger numbers per bet but the end result for total must be same. Whereas when bitcoin goes up they must be betting smaller ones but more frequently which still the end result stays the same. I have no data to back this up and if you could ask one of your guys to check how the price changes affect primedice or if there is any affect or not, that could be an awesome information.

If I were to guess I would say that as Bitcoin goes down so does the amount of bets and amount wagered. When BTC is up, people have more net worth and they spent it on either products or gambling. When BTC is down, people have less disposible income and cut back on certain things like gambling.

One way you can calculate this is see how many rolls per day or week were performed during a bull market and compare it to a bear market. I understand that the amount wagered can't be calculated this way but assume its the same. So most likely the amount of rolls in a bear market will be less than a bull market like today.

Yes that's basically how you should understand how much wagering is being made compared with correlated price.


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@Symphonized
Do you guys have a data that shows if the amount of bitcoin and wagers increase or decrease during bull runs and bear runs?
Like if bitcoin goes down, does the amount wagered here and the number wagered here changes? Same for bitcoin going down.

I feel like bitcoin going down must mean the bitcoin amount wagered here must be staying about the same but the number of wageres must be lowering and people would be betting bigger numbers per bet but the end result for total must be same. Whereas when bitcoin goes up they must be betting smaller ones but more frequently which still the end result stays the same. I have no data to back this up and if you could ask one of your guys to check how the price changes affect primedice or if there is any affect or not, that could be an awesome information.

If I were to guess I would say that as Bitcoin goes down so does the amount of bets and amount wagered. When BTC is up, people have more net worth and they spent it on either products or gambling. When BTC is down, people have less disposible income and cut back on certain things like gambling.

One way you can calculate this is see how many rolls per day or week were performed during a bull market and compare it to a bear market. I understand that the amount wagered can't be calculated this way but assume its the same. So most likely the amount of rolls in a bear market will be less than a bull market like today.
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@Symphonized
Do you guys have a data that shows if the amount of bitcoin and wagers increase or decrease during bull runs and bear runs?
Like if bitcoin goes down, does the amount wagered here and the number wagered here changes? Same for bitcoin going down.

I feel like bitcoin going down must mean the bitcoin amount wagered here must be staying about the same but the number of wageres must be lowering and people would be betting bigger numbers per bet but the end result for total must be same. Whereas when bitcoin goes up they must be betting smaller ones but more frequently which still the end result stays the same. I have no data to back this up and if you could ask one of your guys to check how the price changes affect primedice or if there is any affect or not, that could be an awesome information.

No we don't have that kind of public data (not that i know about).
Still those price fluctuations are due to traders selling / buying on the market and no relation with wagering at any Casino.
Remember that each time you wager and win some virtual profit you are still with virtual incoming and not necessarily as yours till the next withdrawal.
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@Symphonized
Do you guys have a data that shows if the amount of bitcoin and wagers increase or decrease during bull runs and bear runs?
Like if bitcoin goes down, does the amount wagered here and the number wagered here changes? Same for bitcoin going down.

I feel like bitcoin going down must mean the bitcoin amount wagered here must be staying about the same but the number of wageres must be lowering and people would be betting bigger numbers per bet but the end result for total must be same. Whereas when bitcoin goes up they must be betting smaller ones but more frequently which still the end result stays the same. I have no data to back this up and if you could ask one of your guys to check how the price changes affect primedice or if there is any affect or not, that could be an awesome information.
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Nice Chat Challenge IV

Challenge hosted by hui:

Due to the huge success we'll have another occasion where a nice chat not only gives us a better time but also the chance for some prizes!

Starting Wednesday 00:00:00 UTC and ending Friday at the same time I will again calculate the average number of words per message in the (english) chat of all participants (and also take into account the number of total messages as a minor help in case of draws).

For the resulting Top-Chatters I will quickly (but not thoroughly) skim through the chat to check if the chat rules were applied and that no alts were used in the time period.




More Info at: https://forum.primedice.com/topic/36559-00033-btc-nice-chat-challenge-iv/
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[0.1 BTC] Primedice & Chill: The Simpsons

One of the most famous animated sitcoms of all time that we all love is The Simpsons! I'm sure all of you have watched it for years. Can you believe this TV show is turning 30 this year? Smiley

Homer is suspecting Bart took all of his donuts and hid them in his locker. If you ever paid enough attention, you'll know that Bart revealed his locker combination: 36 - 24 - 26. In order to help Homer unlock it, you must roll 3 numbers that contain any combination of these three. You have to be fast, we don't want those donuts to be wasted!

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It's Sunday and that means Primedice Race right now Cool
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Bitcoin prices gave us a termpory boost as it’s come down again to $10600 on preev, though this volatility is normal but I do hope in coming days it tries to reach $13k again. The market is yet volatile I don’t think that we’re witnessing stable prices yet as bitcoin prices seems to be stuck in $10k - $11k range. I’m currently waiting for bitcoin prices to rise then I can use less Satoshis to bet with, so currently I’m not gambling but it’ll be interesting to read other people’s strategies and learn from them.
I am happy to see bitcoin moves up, but I don't think that Bitcoin will hit $13,000 soon. Bitcoin, in reality, has been on its re-consolidation phase, that will take a lot of time to finish. In my opinion, Bitcoin might have serious movements in the end days of this month, before more positive ones might occur in early days within first two weeks of August. Retesting the range around $9,000 or even below it a little bit is a possible scenario.
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