Basing on past profit, I expect casino where I'm investing to provide 60% per year.
Obviously this cant be true and the amount depend on the amount that you invest on the site, if you have only around 1% of the total bankroll then there is no way that you will get 60% a year unless it is a site which is as popular as primedice and has around 10k btc wagered per week
Uh, your % per year is irrelevant of your amount. If you hold 1/100 BTC and it goes up by 100 BTC, you earned 100% (now have 2/1=100% increase). If you held 5/100 and it went up by 100 BTC, you'd have earned 100% (now have 10/5=100% increase). Basic math.
I really wish some of you guys grasped simple concepts. It's painful to have to explain this crap.
I don't really rely on ratios because I still believe in the end that investing in a casinos is profitable, I have a conservative projection of my investment and I would be happy if I can hit like 50% a year.
MP would have you up 100%+ over the past 7 months if you invested in December, :p.
That's great to hear, but the recent DDOS attack of the site makes some of the investors move, I mean does it affect the players as well to move out. Why Moneypot is so profitable to invest compared to other sites? I really don't get it although I have invested a little amount.
DDoS has affected nothing in terms of players OR investors. Its BR now tops 1.5k and it's been hitting the highest volumes it's had during that period. A DDoS only shows one thing: that there's true competition. If anything, it's flattering. Annoying? Yes. But it proves that the site is truly heading in the right direction.
Why is it so profitable compared to others? Can't really say on that. But it's constantly being worked on, enhanced, and expanded upon to bring the best possible experience to investors, players, and app owners alike. And technically speaking, the highest ROI one I know of (at least on a pure "you invested x and now you have y" is Just-Dice, where you'd be up over 500%, but CLAM, its supported currency, is down to 1/8 or so of what it was worth so on a pure BTC basis you'd be down).
Edit: I also want to stress that I'm in no way saying to invest, nor that any of this is representative of the future. It's how it's reacted in the past and everyone's personal situation (in regards to financial state) is different.
