Interested. It will suck for Luigi if not all squares are filled and he has to send back everyone's bets. Or does escrow just get to keep all the bets if that happens
Yeah... I haven't really figured out what to do if that happens... this might be a little tougher than I thought
well shit...
Any ideas?
Use 0.1 BTC and bet a mbtc on every square, and allow more than one person to buy the same square, then split winnings proportionally to how many tickets each winner had on that square.
Or just offer to buy the board out of whatever isn't bought when it's time to close betting.This is probably easiest and should be zero sum.
I agree and I can do that... How about this...
I have gone ahead and bought out the board, and will go ahead and pay luigi when needed, but I need people to give me what game they want to bet on exactly (X vs. Y; Game _), and also need to see if there is a general interest in something like this. I know jwinterm would be interested (I think) but this is kinda pointless since this is supposed to be a "pool" and that is the whole point/thing that is fun in all of this...
As for now, I'm going to propose we lower the stakes to
BTC.05 pool pot for now, making each square
BTC.0005 to *maaayyybeee* spark a couple other people's interest in throwing in a yolo bet and test out the waters with the whole process.
I want this to be a thing the
community enjoys, this in no way is some attempt to take peoples money... there is no advantage I have over the other guy... If there is general interest in something like this in the altcoin community, then I say lets do it. If you happen to feel more comfortable with another escrow (sorry luigi) and want to propose we use someone else that has had a lot of experience in escrow situations, then I say lets do it.
I just really enjoy these pools, and do them all the time with friends and that sort of thing; which then got me thinking why not just do this here? So here we are...
... but if there is just generally no interest, then that is perfectly fine too and I'll figure it out from there.