I think this crypto gambling foundation or whatever you guys are trying to get known more nowadays requires a lot of third party involvement as well. I mean NOBODY in their right mind would question provable fairness of primedice, primedice is the most legit casino in the whole world with stake right with it, so we all know you are legit.
Bustabit and dice as well those guys are legit. You guys are making so much money staying legit that I don't even doubt you because being scammers would make you earn less money than legit business, so it makes no sense to turn dark now, so I trust you with all my heart.
But, this crypto gambling foundation should be definitely a third party organization, it looks like heavily supported and involved by the team and that won't be liked by many. Hire some consultant firm all independent from your operations and make them look for all websites with fairness and yours too, we all know you will be there and you are fair so let others say that about you.
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June 02, 2019, 02:10:48 AM
June 01, 2019, 10:43:15 PM
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June 01, 2019, 09:42:00 PM
The forum has been arpund for a while and there is a lot of interesting topics and discussion on that forum.
I am aware of the paid per post on that forum but never tried it before it is similar to stakes forum right.
I have account on primedice forum. I think I'm gonna revive my account there. That will give good motivation to members there to discuss and be active.
June 01, 2019, 04:34:59 PM
Are you really using both of them and reading through their threads?
If you have been following them for so long or even just a couple of months you would know that they both have their own designated forum even if their partners or sister site.
I used the primedice forum when they started that and i was aware of stake recently as i was not active when the market collapsed in any forum rather than monitoring the market and trading in between and if i knew that stake had their separate forum why would i ask that in the first place, i would personally like to see a single forum where you can follow both the sites rather than having two separate forums. It is my opinion as it comes to convenience and people who are serious about gambling, i mean high rollers does not care about forums. If you have been following them for so long or even just a couple of months you would know that they both have their own designated forum even if their partners or sister site.
You are wearing stake signature but doesn't know that they have their own forum for their announcements?
I am wearing a signature for my activity here and if i am not looking for any giveaways or any of that stuff do i need to worry about it 
, it is my personal choice, but since you said they have a separate forum, sure i will check that out and i need to recover my primedice forum password too. 
June 01, 2019, 03:31:23 PM
Well another great way to get some free Sats to gamble .
The forum has been arpund for a while and there is a lot of interesting topics and discussion on that forum.
I am aware of the paid per post on that forum but never tried it before it is similar to stakes forum right.
Does stakes have a separate forum The forum has been arpund for a while and there is a lot of interesting topics and discussion on that forum.
I am aware of the paid per post on that forum but never tried it before it is similar to stakes forum right.
, it is the sister site of primedice and why would they create separate forums for both, the primedice forum is well and running for a couple of years if i remember correctly and during the initial phase they provided their own tokens that can be transferred into bitcoin and i had some coins that i did not convert but then they changed that and stopped those process and i got stuck, glad to know that they are offering bitcoin now for being active.If you have been following them for so long or even just a couple of months you would know that they both have their own designated forum even if their partners or sister site.
You are wearing stake signature but doesn't know that they have their own forum for their announcements?
June 01, 2019, 02:56:08 PM
Well another great way to get some free Sats to gamble .
The forum has been arpund for a while and there is a lot of interesting topics and discussion on that forum.
I am aware of the paid per post on that forum but never tried it before it is similar to stakes forum right.
Does stakes have a separate forum The forum has been arpund for a while and there is a lot of interesting topics and discussion on that forum.
I am aware of the paid per post on that forum but never tried it before it is similar to stakes forum right.
, it is the sister site of primedice and why would they create separate forums for both, the primedice forum is well and running for a couple of years if i remember correctly and during the initial phase they provided their own tokens that can be transferred into bitcoin and i had some coins that i did not convert but then they changed that and stopped those process and i got stuck, glad to know that they are offering bitcoin now for being active. June 01, 2019, 12:57:00 PM
The forum has been arpund for a while and there is a lot of interesting topics and discussion on that forum.
I am aware of the paid per post on that forum but never tried it before it is similar to stakes forum right.
June 01, 2019, 10:53:56 AM
Where does PrimeDice draw the line on advertising the theoretically possible, but close to impossible, 112 BTC Jackpot?
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We advertise it so you (as a gambler) can understand that there is in fact a Jackpot in Primedice.com for you to grab some profits meanwhile gambling at our Casino.
Sure it's currently hard than ever but that will be changed as soon as the devs rework this feature.
Stay tune for future feedbacks and thank you for your opinion
June 01, 2019, 10:15:17 AM
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Literally stress buster great MEME thumbs up to creator . I think Primedice thread having lots of humour contents its really impressed great work.
If you found that one funny you should give a look at these memes created by an old member and streamer, Cordiceps.. that guy was a genious Literally stress buster great MEME thumbs up to creator . I think Primedice thread having lots of humour contents its really impressed great work.
https://forum.primedice.com/topic/24515-primedice-based-memes/#comments
Those are some funny memes. Thanks for the link!
Just created one on my own. Hope you'll guys enjoy it!
June 01, 2019, 05:49:33 AM
This is nice touch from Primedice paying members for posting in their forum, however I do hope that there’re strict rules in place otherwise people will just spam there to earn free Satoshis.
Where does PrimeDice draw the line on advertising the theoretically possible, but close to impossible, 112 BTC Jackpot?
1) Would PriceDice feel its ethical for a site to advertise a 11,200 btc jackpot, with similar rules:
Roll 77.77 twice in a row to win! The percentage of the jackpot won depends on how much you bet.
Over 1 BTC: 100%
Over 0.1 BTC 10%
Over 0.01 BTC 1%
Over 0.001 BTC 0.1%
Over 0.0001 BTC 0.01%
Yes its theoretically possible to win, but requires betting 1 BTC one hundred million times to have a good chance of winning it, and in the process you will lose around 1 million BTC to the house edge.
2)This is very borderline false advertising, using such a high amount jackpot in a title of your post without details
Example of a similar unethical title for comparison: Free 112 BTC deposit bonus
Fine Print Rules: Earn up to a matching 112 btc bonus, must wager 10000 times deposit to earn the bonus
3) Basically you are unethical luring players via a jackpot that will no one will ever win.
1) Would PriceDice feel its ethical for a site to advertise a 11,200 btc jackpot, with similar rules:
Roll 77.77 twice in a row to win! The percentage of the jackpot won depends on how much you bet.
Over 1 BTC: 100%
Over 0.1 BTC 10%
Over 0.01 BTC 1%
Over 0.001 BTC 0.1%
Over 0.0001 BTC 0.01%
Yes its theoretically possible to win, but requires betting 1 BTC one hundred million times to have a good chance of winning it, and in the process you will lose around 1 million BTC to the house edge.
2)This is very borderline false advertising, using such a high amount jackpot in a title of your post without details
Example of a similar unethical title for comparison: Free 112 BTC deposit bonus
Fine Print Rules: Earn up to a matching 112 btc bonus, must wager 10000 times deposit to earn the bonus
3) Basically you are unethical luring players via a jackpot that will no one will ever win.
When I read your post I feel you’re contradicting yourself at one point you agree that one can win it (even if it’s theoretically possible), then ahead you say it’s false advertising which indicates that their claim is false. In my view they’re not doing anything wrong or unethical, as they’re in Gambling industry where such catchy headlines is the norm. A gambler should always read the fine print and decide for himself whether the promotion is suitable for himself or not.
June 01, 2019, 02:27:12 AM
Where does PrimeDice draw the line on advertising the theoretically possible, but close to impossible, 112 BTC Jackpot?
1) Would PriceDice feel its ethical for a site to advertise a 11,200 btc jackpot, with similar rules:
Roll 77.77 twice in a row to win! The percentage of the jackpot won depends on how much you bet.
Over 1 BTC: 100%
Over 0.1 BTC 10%
Over 0.01 BTC 1%
Over 0.001 BTC 0.1%
Over 0.0001 BTC 0.01%
Yes its theoretically possible to win, but requires betting 1 BTC one hundred million times to have a good chance of winning it, and in the process you will lose around 1 million BTC to the house edge.
2)This is very borderline false advertising, using such a high amount jackpot in a title of your post without details
Example of a similar unethical title for comparison: Free 112 BTC deposit bonus
Fine Print Rules: Earn up to a matching 112 btc bonus, must wager 10000 times deposit to earn the bonus
3) Basically you are unethical luring players via a jackpot that will no one will ever win.
Honestly, I do agree that this is not the best form of advertising, but this is a common manner of advertising in the gambling world and it is nothing new. The matched bonuses always have wagering requirements attached to them.1) Would PriceDice feel its ethical for a site to advertise a 11,200 btc jackpot, with similar rules:
Roll 77.77 twice in a row to win! The percentage of the jackpot won depends on how much you bet.
Over 1 BTC: 100%
Over 0.1 BTC 10%
Over 0.01 BTC 1%
Over 0.001 BTC 0.1%
Over 0.0001 BTC 0.01%
Yes its theoretically possible to win, but requires betting 1 BTC one hundred million times to have a good chance of winning it, and in the process you will lose around 1 million BTC to the house edge.
2)This is very borderline false advertising, using such a high amount jackpot in a title of your post without details
Example of a similar unethical title for comparison: Free 112 BTC deposit bonus
Fine Print Rules: Earn up to a matching 112 btc bonus, must wager 10000 times deposit to earn the bonus
3) Basically you are unethical luring players via a jackpot that will no one will ever win.
If not, everyone would basically deposit and take the free money and leave leaving the casinos in losses. Also, no one is forcing anyone to take part in such high stakes jackpots. Invest only what you are willing to lose.
June 01, 2019, 01:59:29 AM
Where does PrimeDice draw the line on advertising the theoretically possible, but close to impossible, 112 BTC Jackpot?
1) Would PriceDice feel its ethical for a site to advertise a 11,200 btc jackpot, with similar rules:
Roll 77.77 twice in a row to win! The percentage of the jackpot won depends on how much you bet.
Over 1 BTC: 100%
Over 0.1 BTC 10%
Over 0.01 BTC 1%
Over 0.001 BTC 0.1%
Over 0.0001 BTC 0.01%
Yes its theoretically possible to win, but requires betting 1 BTC one hundred million times to have a good chance of winning it, and in the process you will lose around 1 million BTC to the house edge.
2)This is very borderline false advertising, using such a high amount jackpot in a title of your post without details
Example of a similar unethical title for comparison: Free 112 BTC deposit bonus
Fine Print Rules: Earn up to a matching 112 btc bonus, must wager 10000 times deposit to earn the bonus
3) Basically you are unethical luring players via a jackpot that will no one will ever win.
1) Would PriceDice feel its ethical for a site to advertise a 11,200 btc jackpot, with similar rules:
Roll 77.77 twice in a row to win! The percentage of the jackpot won depends on how much you bet.
Over 1 BTC: 100%
Over 0.1 BTC 10%
Over 0.01 BTC 1%
Over 0.001 BTC 0.1%
Over 0.0001 BTC 0.01%
Yes its theoretically possible to win, but requires betting 1 BTC one hundred million times to have a good chance of winning it, and in the process you will lose around 1 million BTC to the house edge.
2)This is very borderline false advertising, using such a high amount jackpot in a title of your post without details
Example of a similar unethical title for comparison: Free 112 BTC deposit bonus
Fine Print Rules: Earn up to a matching 112 btc bonus, must wager 10000 times deposit to earn the bonus
3) Basically you are unethical luring players via a jackpot that will no one will ever win.
May 31, 2019, 11:34:17 PM
Our brother Stake has reached 6.000.000.000 bets 
Our 6 Billion bets challenge winners!
1) Hustler1984 Plinko: 6,000,110,765 (1.1x)
2) Carrow Plinko: 6,000,388,773 (1.1x)
3) Omikami Plinko: 6,000,535,842 (1.1x)
4) GreedyPepega Plinko: 6,000,716,398
5) Kylor Plinko: 6,000,819,029
6) pfodo Plinko: 6,000,859,865
7) flansca Plinko: 6,000,860,568
8 ) gepozbtc Plinko: 6,000,851,897
9) OGpurp Plinko: 6,000,901,280
10) meggiemegs Plinko: 6,000,924,175 (1 ETH WINNER!)
11) HOPEYAA Plinko: 6,000,929,668
12) CntryBoy Plinko: 6,000,955,640
13) Viksen Plinko: 6,001,016,779
14) amirsnBTC Plinko: 6,001,067,820
15) ozcelik006 Plinko: 6,001,332,648
16) Trivia Plinko: 6,001,139,721
17) Menang Plinko: 6,001,882,072
18) v7kill Plinko: 6,001,821,363
19) SammyA123 Plinko: 6,001,900,141
20) cryptoelvix Plinko: 6,001,714,623
That one was a lot of fun!
Did you notice before the challenge ended we already had another 1 million+ bets!?
Thanks everyone for attending this special Telegram event!
Our 6 Billion bets challenge winners!
1) Hustler1984 Plinko: 6,000,110,765 (1.1x)
2) Carrow Plinko: 6,000,388,773 (1.1x)
3) Omikami Plinko: 6,000,535,842 (1.1x)
4) GreedyPepega Plinko: 6,000,716,398
5) Kylor Plinko: 6,000,819,029
6) pfodo Plinko: 6,000,859,865
7) flansca Plinko: 6,000,860,568
8 ) gepozbtc Plinko: 6,000,851,897
9) OGpurp Plinko: 6,000,901,280
10) meggiemegs Plinko: 6,000,924,175 (1 ETH WINNER!)
11) HOPEYAA Plinko: 6,000,929,668
12) CntryBoy Plinko: 6,000,955,640
13) Viksen Plinko: 6,001,016,779
14) amirsnBTC Plinko: 6,001,067,820
15) ozcelik006 Plinko: 6,001,332,648
16) Trivia Plinko: 6,001,139,721
17) Menang Plinko: 6,001,882,072
18) v7kill Plinko: 6,001,821,363
19) SammyA123 Plinko: 6,001,900,141
20) cryptoelvix Plinko: 6,001,714,623
That one was a lot of fun!
Did you notice before the challenge ended we already had another 1 million+ bets!?
Thanks everyone for attending this special Telegram event!
May 31, 2019, 04:07:20 PM
Some interesting insights and things to consider when gambling online.
Very well written @cryptogambORG:
https://twitter.com/cryptogambORG/status/1134368978812358656
Very well written @cryptogambORG:
https://twitter.com/cryptogambORG/status/1134368978812358656
May 31, 2019, 09:09:51 AM
We can't forget that Bitcoin price now is much different than what it was 3-4 years ago (or even 6 years ago when PD was released) so a 100 BTC VIP Channel could look bad as many wouldn't be able to hit it nowadays and mostly all of these whales who can easily hit it would not be chatting so that chat could be kinda a dead chat.. I believe a 10 BTC would be more than enough for the highest VIP rank for an exclusive channel (it is if they will ever agree with such a feature lol)
To be a VIP you need to set the bar higher, if not there is no point in creating a separate room and mostly people who wage high amount of coins will not bother to spend time in chat, so it does not matter whether you create a separate room or not, if if they plan to do you need to have a higher bar than 10 BTC.Actually Primedice had an exclusive chat for high wagered users (a.k.a VIPs) back to 2015/2016 but it was removed after a few months probably due to the inactivity.. not sure about the main reason tho
Are you a moderator in prime dice as your name sounds familiar. I do not remember about any VIP room during that period, may be i missed them.I think it would only be for the name or fame if you are at the V.I.P but if there isn't anything special like a bonus for those who are members of the V.I.P room then there is no point on having one.
May 31, 2019, 07:29:15 AM
from Crypto Gambling Foundation:⚠️ Be Aware ⚠️
It has come to our attention that Luckygames does not meet our standards of operating a provably fair casino because they have the ability to manipulate your bets.
luckygames has been caught with cheating a player because he used a vulnerability on their site
so I would only trust them as far as I could throw them
but having read the article I know for sure that it will be added to "never ever consider depositing there" list of sites
May 30, 2019, 10:37:03 PM
Having trouble with something relating to the Primedice gambling platform?
One of our friendly support team or fellow community members should be able to help with your query:
Primedice Questions: https://forum.primedice.com/board/44-primedice-questions/
One of our friendly support team or fellow community members should be able to help with your query:
Primedice Questions: https://forum.primedice.com/board/44-primedice-questions/
May 30, 2019, 02:25:56 PM
May 30, 2019, 03:14:18 AM
from Crypto Gambling Foundation:⚠️ Be Aware ⚠️
It has come to our attention that Luckygames does not meet our standards of operating a provably fair casino because they have the ability to manipulate your bets.
cryptogambling.org/articles/luckygames-io-the-monarch-of-manipulation/
May 30, 2019, 02:28:25 AM
Oh whale chat could be sooooo much fun! You can even put different levels into it, like keep the main channel open and everyone can get into it but make the other parts more special, like take it from 1+ btc gamblers first but they can't join the bigger channel that is 10+ btc gamblers then 100+ btc gamblers.
Maybe that could be enough, but those three channels where whales talk will be a place that is basically a myth and people would wonder whats going on there, maybe 10+ or 100+ would be very hard to reach so people won't try to get there unless they were already on their way but people would find a way to do whatever they can to reach at least 1+ btc wagered, on average that would make you lose 0.01 btc anyway (could be more losses or you could win, just talking about house edge averages) so people may pay up that much in chance just to be there. AMAZING idea.
What's with all of this huge numbers like 10 or 100 BTC just to join a VIP club? We don't need such high wager requirements because most people can't even afford to wager 0.5btc. I think 1btc would be more than enough because already very few people can do that and if that channel gets to big at a certain point then we create a new one for 5btc and so on. Maybe that could be enough, but those three channels where whales talk will be a place that is basically a myth and people would wonder whats going on there, maybe 10+ or 100+ would be very hard to reach so people won't try to get there unless they were already on their way but people would find a way to do whatever they can to reach at least 1+ btc wagered, on average that would make you lose 0.01 btc anyway (could be more losses or you could win, just talking about house edge averages) so people may pay up that much in chance just to be there. AMAZING idea.
This actually rings a bell and I think I remember it.
Alot has changed since 2015 however. I remember back then Crypto was popular but not as popular as today. And with the 2017 FOMO rush, it introduced much more immature individuals which you didn't have to deal with back in 2015.
So since the general chat wasn't filled with begging and spam, nobody used the VIP chat. However now its much different and if they introduced the VIP chat it most likely would have more activity than 3 years ago.
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