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Quote from: Ziskinberg on October 15, 2021, 04:42:17 PM

Quote from: crzy on October 15, 2021, 04:27:30 PM

Quote from: arallmuus on October 15, 2021, 04:23:59 PM

Quote from: goaldigger on October 15, 2021, 03:37:08 PM

What can we expect on a public sale date? A more cheaper Rollbot or the price will become more expensive?

Public sale is on 21th 7pm utc and its $1000 for each. Its double from the presale price which was $500

This is already expensive for a small time gambler I guess, though if you see this NFT as an investment and you think you can sell it easily on a higher price then why not consider buying it, if you’re into Rollbit then it will give you more access compare to an ordinary account. Rollbot hype is good right now, it can increase more in the next coming days for sure so this can be a good investment.

I don't think it's expensive enough, the price was 50% only of the regular price during the pre-sale and it was sold out under a minute, so that means there are a lot of investors who are interested in buying it, it might not be sold out as fast as in the pre-sale, but I think they'll be able to sell it out on the expected time.

Price do always vary on the demand and if those sales had sold out those rollbots on a short span of time then we could really see on how high the interest for those nft's which i could say that its up to you if you would really

let yourself do follow on whats trending or on whats on the hype because everything will vary on how Rollbit would perform in the future.If they are still flying with colors then expect that these nft's would do the same

and for those who had invested or had purchased would normally be having that profit benefits because they had risked out earlier.

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Quote from: crzy on October 15, 2021, 04:27:30 PM

Quote from: arallmuus on October 15, 2021, 04:23:59 PM

Quote from: goaldigger on October 15, 2021, 03:37:08 PM

What can we expect on a public sale date? A more cheaper Rollbot or the price will become more expensive?

Public sale is on 21th 7pm utc and its $1000 for each. Its double from the presale price which was $500

This is already expensive for a small time gambler I guess, though if you see this NFT as an investment and you think you can sell it easily on a higher price then why not consider buying it, if you’re into Rollbit then it will give you more access compare to an ordinary account. Rollbot hype is good right now, it can increase more in the next coming days for sure so this can be a good investment.

I don't think it's expensive enough, the price was 50% only of the regular price during the pre-sale and it was sold out under a minute, so that means there are a lot of investors who are interested in buying it, it might not be sold out as fast as in the pre-sale, but I think they'll be able to sell it out on the expected time.

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Quote from: arallmuus on October 15, 2021, 04:23:59 PM

Quote from: goaldigger on October 15, 2021, 03:37:08 PM

What can we expect on a public sale date? A more cheaper Rollbot or the price will become more expensive?

Public sale is on 21th 7pm utc and its $1000 for each. Its double from the presale price which was $500

This is already expensive for a small time gambler I guess, though if you see this NFT as an investment and you think you can sell it easily on a higher price then why not consider buying it, if you’re into Rollbit then it will give you more access compare to an ordinary account. Rollbot hype is good right now, it can increase more in the next coming days for sure so this can be a good investment.

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Quote from: goaldigger on October 15, 2021, 03:37:08 PM

What can we expect on a public sale date? A more cheaper Rollbot or the price will become more expensive?

Public sale is on 21th 7pm utc and its $1000 for each. Its double from the presale price which was $500

Quote from: goaldigger on October 15, 2021, 03:37:08 PM

I hope small gamblers can still own a cheaper Rollbot.

As a matter of facts, It doesnt matter if you are a whale or dust gambler because all you need to do is to have $1000 for the public sale. Another option is to purchase existing rollbots from opensea or rollboxes. I've seen some people made a 100% chance to win rollboxes with rollbots in it, its pretty much like selling rollbots directly though to save up some fees rather than listing it in opensea

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Quote from: GamblingSiteFinder on October 15, 2021, 03:22:26 PM

Quote from: SquirrelJulietGarden on October 15, 2021, 10:13:56 AM

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10k items.
204 owners
Floor price: 0.234 ETH
Volume traded: 66.6 ETH

These numbers don't tell the real story. Despite there being 10,000 unique Rollbots, 7,000 won't be available until the public sale date. Regarding the unique owners, those numbers are skewed too, as many people have their Rollbots staked at the moment.

What can we expect on a public sale date? A more cheaper Rollbot or the price will become more expensive?
Though its just like a lottery to own Rollbot now, I hope small gamblers can still own a cheaper Rollbot. Though the function of Rollbot is to give additional access to players, maybe this is why its still expensive.

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Quote from: ryzaadit on October 15, 2021, 10:03:04 AM

Quote from: Lakai01 on October 15, 2021, 09:02:11 AM

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You know NFTs demands ~XD.

Rollbits say sold out with 24 seconds, is actually you still can get the NFTs with the manual purchase since have a lot time not even need to use the bots. If the sale sold out in around 1-3 second, then you maybe unlucky to not get any NFTs due purchase from all user at the same time could lead some lag or site not responding.

Cant really blame those people who do really take some blame on bots whenever there's a sale or something correlated to it which people do really end up on missing a sale because it is sold out on seconds but honestly we couldnt really tell if it was the actual reason because you dont know on how many people had been keeping on eye for the said sale.
Rollbots hype is seems to be on the roof as of this moment.Lots had been longing to own one.

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Quote from: SquirrelJulietGarden on October 15, 2021, 10:13:56 AM

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10k items.
204 owners
Floor price: 0.234 ETH
Volume traded: 66.6 ETH

These numbers don't tell the real story. Despite there being 10,000 unique Rollbots, 7,000 won't be available until the public sale date. Regarding the unique owners, those numbers are skewed too, as many people have their Rollbots staked at the moment.

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Quote from: Lakai01 on October 15, 2021, 09:02:11 AM

With this small time window, you would have to have used a bot to be able to buy an NFT at all?

It was presale and it was limited to only 1000 participants. Each participant can purchase up to 3 rollbots but the total amount was only 2000 rollbots for sale so yeah it was basically first come first served even when you are whitelisted. You dont need to use any bot at all though, you just need to buy it after the countdown ended

24 seconds are long enough, I've seen less than 5 seconds

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Quote from: aysg76 on October 15, 2021, 05:36:53 AM

Edit : Rollbit pre-sale sold out in just 24.77 seconds from which you can know the craze of these NFT's

https://twitter.com/rollbitcom/status/1448732621501079564?t=c-RkxjtbPg6ahcMzT-FH2g&s=19

It's Rollbot pre-sale, not Rollbit pre-sale.

That is quick and impressive with figures from https://opensea.io/collection/rollbots

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10k items.
204 owners
Floor price: 0.234 ETH
Volume traded: 66.6 ETH

Can I know how to use those NFTs on Rollbit?

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Quote from: Lakai01 on October 15, 2021, 09:02:11 AM

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You know NFTs demands ~XD.

Rollbits say sold out with 24 seconds, is actually you still can get the NFTs with the manual purchase since have a lot time not even need to use the bots. If the sale sold out in around 1-3 second, then you maybe unlucky to not get any NFTs due purchase from all user at the same time could lead some lag or site not responding.

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Quote from: aysg76 on October 15, 2021, 05:36:53 AM

Edit : Rollbit pre-sale sold out in just 24.77 seconds from which you can know the craze of these NFT's

https://twitter.com/rollbitcom/status/1448732621501079564?t=c-RkxjtbPg6ahcMzT-FH2g&s=19

Ok wow, that's very impressive and I honestly didn't expect such a demand. I guess we can expect many more casinos to offer NFTs now that Rollbit has done so exceptionally well.

Have any of you bought anything? With this small time window, you would have to have used a bot to be able to buy an NFT at all?

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We can't do anything about the deals of casino with the streamers and every fact is mentioned in the contract that whether they can participate in competition or not so having full length conversation about them is not going to change anything so it's good to leave it and focus on Rollbit only and its latest Rollboxes giving out NFT and pre-sale.

Edit : Rollbit pre-sale sold out in just 24.77 seconds from which you can know the craze of these NFT's

https://twitter.com/rollbitcom/status/1448732621501079564?t=c-RkxjtbPg6ahcMzT-FH2g&s=19

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Quote from: Lakai01 on October 14, 2021, 11:50:19 AM

Quote from: Peanutswar on October 14, 2021, 09:45:41 AM

I guess they are qualified to join but not to win because it might not be fair to the other players if they will wage the sponsorship coin given to them but instead it's good to gain more viewers if they might participate right more ideal. Unless they will use their main account or main money and have the authorization of the organisation to be part of the event.

If so, players with a sponsorship should generally be excluded from all competitions. It doesn't make much sense to allow them: Imagine a wagering contest where a player with coins from the sponsorship is allowed to play (and will win with a high probability) but is not allowed to receive the price for the first place. Sounds very fishy ...

In other contests where, for example, the aim is to roll a certain number (various Dice sites had this type of contest "back then"), it is also unfair, because you can simply be more careless with coins from the sponsorship and play much more often, but the chances of winning are correspondingly smaller.

Yes in that type of contests in which you can roll dice more and more to reach a certain outcome it's generally easy with the sponsored funds and streamers can manipulate the games with it if they are allowed to join the contents and other players with limited rolls will face problems.So it's unfair them to allow to enter into such competitions.

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Quote from: carlisle1 on October 13, 2021, 10:03:41 PM

We don't really know about that. Streamers are being paid for doing their job.

To the extent of using their payments to join the wagering, I'm not sure if they are prohibited, because they are entitled to own the money

and if they choose to use that to gamble, it's their right decision to make not unless they are tied with any rules from the site.

Only the streamers or the team will have the perfect answer to this. We should enjoy though all those perks that are provided by Rollbit team.

Streamers also get paid from ads (not sponsorship, literally ads like the ones we see on TV) on twitch, and they get money from subscribers and donations as well. So when you see someone that gets 1000 people watching, that is not just one income, that is many many different incomes, hell even using certain equipment is sponsorship.

I knew a guy who was "gambling" in a game, sort of like cs:go knife whatever things, similar to that. He was getting paid from 380 or so subscribers which was close to 700-800 dollars of its own, then getting paid for using certain brand keyboard and other equipment, and getting paid for playing that gambling website for that game, and then getting paid donations on top of that, so in a month while subscribers were 700-800 dollars, he was getting maybe 3k+ dollars total. Streamers love their subscribers but believe me that is not most of their income.

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Quote from: Peanutswar on October 14, 2021, 09:45:41 AM

I guess they are qualified to join but not to win because it might not be fair to the other players if they will wage the sponsorship coin given to them but instead it's good to gain more viewers if they might participate right more ideal. Unless they will use their main account or main money and have the authorization of the organisation to be part of the event.

If so, players with a sponsorship should generally be excluded from all competitions. It doesn't make much sense to allow them: Imagine a wagering contest where a player with coins from the sponsorship is allowed to play (and will win with a high probability) but is not allowed to receive the price for the first place. Sounds very fishy ...

In other contests where, for example, the aim is to roll a certain number (various Dice sites had this type of contest "back then"), it is also unfair, because you can simply be more careless with coins from the sponsorship and play much more often, but the chances of winning are correspondingly smaller.

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Quote from: Lakai01 on October 13, 2021, 01:38:42 PM

Quote from: worle1bm on October 12, 2021, 09:00:37 AM

Most probably the streamers are not allowed to join the wagering contest as they are for the actual players who normally plays on casino to make it fair as it's in the deal so they earn a lot from deal and views that they don't need contest prize pools.

I hope so too, and it would be very unfair to all the other players. With money/coins from a sponsorship, anyone can probably win such contests. But that's certainly not the point and would cause a lot of resentment among all legitimate players who have deposited their own money on the platform.

I guess they are qualified to join but not to win because it might not be fair to the other players if they will wage the sponsorship coin given to them but instead it's good to gain more viewers if they might participate right more ideal. Unless they will use their main account or main money and have the authorization of the organisation to be part of the event.

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Rollbit pre-sale are now live and you can grab an exciting NFT rollbot for $500 which could be worth more if you hold it for some time.The minting goes live today so now sees who get hands on them as there are not many of them available.Meanwhile the promotional events for the same are hyping on twitter and you could take a look at them.

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Quote from: carlisle1 on October 13, 2021, 10:03:41 PM

Quote from: Johnyz on October 13, 2021, 03:38:49 PM

Quote from: Lakai01 on October 13, 2021, 01:38:42 PM

Quote from: worle1bm on October 12, 2021, 09:00:37 AM

Most probably the streamers are not allowed to join the wagering contest as they are for the actual players who normally plays on casino to make it fair as it's in the deal so they earn a lot from deal and views that they don't need contest prize pools.

I hope so too, and it would be very unfair to all the other players. With money/coins from a sponsorship, anyone can probably win such contests. But that's certainly not the point and would cause a lot of resentment among all legitimate players who have deposited their own money on the platform.

They are already paid to gamble and maybe to make it more realistic, they’ll try to participate though for sure they will not qualified to win because they are the streamers and their tasked is not to join that wagering contest but to attract more gamblers so there’s nothing to worry about this one. We the real players can all have the chance to win if you do participate, luck should be on our side.

We don't really know about that. Streamers are being paid for doing their job.

To the extent of using their payments to join the wagering, I'm not sure if they are prohibited, because they are entitled to own the money

and if they choose to use that to gamble, it's their right decision to make not unless they are tied with any rules from the site.

Only the streamers or the team will have the perfect answer to this. We should enjoy though all those perks that are provided by Rollbit team.

So if we can't answer it better leave it because it's no fun and we need to concentrate on our gameplay and hope that we are also lucky to have some big wins.There are chances that anyone could win because the winners are not pre-determined so we all have same chance of winning.

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Quote from: Johnyz on October 13, 2021, 03:38:49 PM

Quote from: Lakai01 on October 13, 2021, 01:38:42 PM

Quote from: worle1bm on October 12, 2021, 09:00:37 AM

Most probably the streamers are not allowed to join the wagering contest as they are for the actual players who normally plays on casino to make it fair as it's in the deal so they earn a lot from deal and views that they don't need contest prize pools.

I hope so too, and it would be very unfair to all the other players. With money/coins from a sponsorship, anyone can probably win such contests. But that's certainly not the point and would cause a lot of resentment among all legitimate players who have deposited their own money on the platform.

They are already paid to gamble and maybe to make it more realistic, they’ll try to participate though for sure they will not qualified to win because they are the streamers and their tasked is not to join that wagering contest but to attract more gamblers so there’s nothing to worry about this one. We the real players can all have the chance to win if you do participate, luck should be on our side.

We don't really know about that. Streamers are being paid for doing their job.

To the extent of using their payments to join the wagering, I'm not sure if they are prohibited, because they are entitled to own the money

and if they choose to use that to gamble, it's their right decision to make not unless they are tied with any rules from the site.

Only the streamers or the team will have the perfect answer to this. We should enjoy though all those perks that are provided by Rollbit team.

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Quote from: goaldigger on October 13, 2021, 04:40:25 PM

Quote from: ryzaadit on October 13, 2021, 01:59:51 PM

Quote from: stomachgrowls on October 12, 2021, 04:22:03 PM

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I'm enjoying streamer content.

But, I am also not blind most of them 90% got sponsorship. Some streamer is also included on the description is paid promotion, I don't really surprise for that case and still enjoying the content. I watch them to get know the latest slot or information about the game I want to play.

Quote from: Lakai01 on October 13, 2021, 01:38:42 PM

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I guess even the streamer with the contest, they still can't withdraw the money.

You can learn a lot from those streamers and I also have to agree that they are being paid to do that but of course they must tell the truth on their channel so people can still believe on them.

Its not fair for a gambling to let those streamer participate and join the contest because its their money being used on that competition so its useless, well this will still depend on their terms and conditions, we can’t really know but still possible fo happen.

Some of them wouldnt really tell the truth because we know that if viewers do know that they've been sponsored and have those big wins then they would really be having that impression that they are

making big bets because they dont lose anything and that would leave out bad impressions thats why some streamers do really make it look that those funds came from their pocket money

but as a viewer or gambler then as long you havent forced out to play then theres no one you could blame off whenever you do decide to play on the site just because you've seen big wins or
big betting habit.

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