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legendary
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March 01, 2021, 02:05:11 AM
#53
what we can conclude here, is that gambling industry is the first ones to adopt the usage of cryptocurrencies. and look at where we are now,

I'm not sure this is a good things to be proud of. I would prefer some more merchant-based (but not an illegal examples like history with SilkRoad). But whatever, at least something  Tongue

And now we have a lot of casinos because of what i said in some another topic - this is very easy to launch them since you don't need any registration in crypto world.


I understand what you are saying but gambling and cryptocurrencies are a perfect combination which is why this was one of the first industries to adopt cryptocurrencies, we must remember that in many countries gambling is not allowed and if you gamble then you are looked with suspicious eyes, cryptocurrencies allow people to gamble as much as they want without having to reveal their identity and when we add how easy it is to register with a cryptocurrency casino compared to the casinos that accept fiat it is easy to see why this industry grew so quickly.
legendary
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February 28, 2021, 03:24:47 PM
#52
i like the fact that you can put your address upon claiming so that means you can instantly see what you claim in any wallet ? and they pay for the fees but thats possible because fees before are small due to the small value of btc .
nowadays faucets pay out a few satoshis per roll and each transaction costs around $5 to be mined in the next 25 blocks, hence the accumulation but back then bitcoins were experimental and mostly miners didn't expect getting paid through fees. I believe 2010 were the days when greedy people started using GPUs to mine more bitcoins so 50BTC were enough for them to enjoy the experimentation. gavin received some really good donations to the wallet amount so it was easier for him to run the faucet without expecting anything in return.

its created in 2008 but it took a year before the first transaction took place ? wow  i think people are too skeptical that time with btc and they are hesitant to try it and then it took over 2 year for a btc powered gambling site to appear.
The first sample source code was released by satoshi on November 2008 upon request and first transaction took place on Jan 2009 when the network went live. You need to run your computer all the time to mine bitcoin, so many didn't really do that activity like how miners run today tirelessly and 365 days a year. Gambling with bitcoins had its roots in our forum where people like Xunie experimented bitcoin based gambling stuff since 2010. See this topic for more info : World's FIRST Bitcoin Lottery

Even though Stunna's main project right now seems to be Stake.com, PD back in the day was JD's biggest rivals - and they were probably getting more users on a day to day basis compared to a small circle of JD bettors.
Stunna's Prime Dice was powered by a really good high paying signature campaign. I am not sure if there was a signature campaign for Just Dice, but Prime Dice had a higher popularity in forum because of its really good advertising. Signature Campaign impacts started probably because of Stunna's advertising technique in 2013 and we have come a long way since then in sig adverts.
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February 28, 2021, 09:26:02 AM
#51
Since 2011, the crypto gambling website slowly growing and become bigger. And from 2013 until now, we see that the gambling business in the crypto grows fast, and people now do not have to worry if they want to gamble using crypto. Crypto gambling site helps people use their money in crypto while they can hide from the other, including their government if in their country. Deny or not, a crypto gambling website helps crypto grow like today, and it will still grow in the future since the site has many options for coins to be used for playing gambling. That can help the gamblers to use coins they like to gamble.
legendary
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February 28, 2021, 08:31:47 AM
#50
Personally, I get excited about playing different games with what little I have. It's such an exciting time for cryptocurrency, and I hope that everyone will continue to enjoy gambling with it as I do. It's really awesome to see where it's all come from and where it's going.
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February 28, 2021, 03:43:59 AM
#49
With comparison to the starting days, the growth is tremendous. Now this has been a big market for cryptocurrency. Specific percentage of cryptocurrencies circulation happens through the gambling sites which makes the market stronger. The very first site being bitcasino.io is really an unexpected information. Lets dig more history from the beginning days.

That's because the other people who used to be gambling outside the crypto industry are now added to those who are playing inside and that's the main reason why the sudden boom of the crypto gambling industry has happened for the past few years. Right now, there are countless of them which emerge lately just to emphasize that they wanted to have some earnings both outside and inside this kind of industry this year.
legendary
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February 28, 2021, 12:32:26 AM
#48


First time to know Primedice in 2016 And also Bustabit for personal experience. and indeed Dice at that time was the most famous. There were no slots yet because at that time they weren't yet so popular. Primedice will remain only Dice and currently 1 Company with such a large stake because there are various games or sportsbooks available. @OP said someone had hit the 11,000 Bitcoin jackpot. Yes, it is possible that if the user is still holding now, he will have extraordinary wealth


a gambler is always a gambler. he must have been betting more after that 11K BTC. he could last longer with his strategy. easy money can be lost easily but it should be interesting to know what he actually did to that amount. if he invested in altcoins and win big or simply lose it all in gambling.

primedice is one of the oldest. I'm not seeing it being discussed more in the forum. the loyal players are always going to stick to where unfairness is not experienced.
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February 27, 2021, 11:45:11 PM
#47
First time to know Primedice in 2016 And also Bustabit for personal experience. and indeed Dice at that time was the most famous. There were no slots yet because at that time they weren't yet so popular. Primedice will remain only Dice and currently 1 Company with such a large stake because there are various games or sportsbooks available. @OP said someone had hit the 11,000 Bitcoin jackpot. Yes, it is possible that if the user is still holding now, he will have extraordinary wealth
hero member
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February 27, 2021, 10:31:03 PM
#46
Like others, I'm surprised that there is no mention of PrimeDice.

Even though Stunna's main project right now seems to be Stake.com, PD back in the day was JD's biggest rivals - and they were probably getting more users on a day to day basis compared to a small circle of JD bettors.

I still vividly remember when PD3 came out, that stuff was pure hype.
legendary
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February 27, 2021, 01:56:28 PM
#45
I wonder where is Nakowa now, who won a total of 11,000 Bitcoin, of course, he will not think back then that Bitcoin will be valued 5 digits in the future, this is the largest amount won in a dice game, But Cryptocurrency gambling has evolved into a multi-million dollar industry and one of the main promoters of Cryptocurrency, I figure that hundreds of thousands of gamblers who came here because of Cryptocurrency gambling
Probably he might able to sell off those coins into earlier years knowing that it did really make out some pumps after several years but who knows if he had still holding off those
coins up to now and that would really be big in todays price but talking into those years back then it isnt really that much of value basing on USD but still a good nice hit.
I believe that this industry didnt only reach out multi-million but rather billions considering on seeing the demand of gambling stuff then you can really say that it is really
on that certain level.
legendary
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February 27, 2021, 01:20:10 PM
#44
Op, it's a nice list of the main events, but perhaps adding a little more info based on what was discussed in the thread would be nice. For instance, the first Bitcoin faucet and the first crash game seem important enough. Moreover, why not add the first sportsbook(s) accepting cryptos as well, since betting on sports is also one of the big things discussed on this forum in relation to gambling? And I think it would be nice to add when provably fair games first appeared in casinos (if this info is available), as well as the first casinos which process payments based on Ethereum contracts automatically (they didn't become popular, but it's cool that it's possible to ensure that the winnings will be paid out this way).
legendary
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February 27, 2021, 01:02:09 PM
#43
I was a player at Satoshidice and Justdice and IIRC, I got some CLAM coins too for playing there and being a part of their website for a long time. Satoshidice was one of my favorite sites where we just used to send our bets and then we either win if the number comes over/under the given slab, and my favorite part was when I get my winnings straight to my Blockchain wallet. Those days, I miss them a lot because they are no longer going to be back again.  Undecided
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February 27, 2021, 12:24:13 PM
#42
There are really lots of improvements and developments in the crypto gambling industry for years and I'm surprised to know that the first gambling platforms before are still reputable until now. Knowing the history of how crypto and gambling casinos are just living proof that crypto is too convenient for the gambling world. More people are now recognizing crypto more because of its continuous developments.
hero member
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February 27, 2021, 12:09:50 PM
#41
You forgot about satoshidice . As i remember, this was the oldest dice gambling crypto platform, which was launched in 2013 (or even earlier, lol). Earlier than many of other casinos, like Sportsbet you've mentioned in your OP topic.

Oh yeah, here it is
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SatoshiDice was launched on April 18, 2012.

The first one dice crypto site.

what we can conclude here, is that gambling industry is the first ones to adopt the usage of cryptocurrencies. and look at where we are now, still new casinos are being launched everyday. we have seen that one major use case of crypto is in the gambling industry. and one of the industries that was not affected by the pandemic. instead of slowing down, this has grown a lot in the previous months. i guess, this industry is the one that benefited from this pandemic crisis because even some of the fiat-based casinos are now accepting crypto to adopt the current trend.

Not just the first one but indeed the most successful one. The government also have accepted the crypto gambling industry as a whole since they are earning a lot of revenue during the pandemic from them. At the same time normal casinos are also adding cryptocurrencies in their basic system which is new and trending now a days.

I wonder where is Nakowa now, who won a total of 11,000 Bitcoin, of course, he will not think back then that Bitcoin will be valued 5 digits in the future, this is the largest amount won in a dice game, But Cryptocurrency gambling has evolved into a multi-million dollar industry and one of the main promoters of Cryptocurrency, I figure that hundreds of thousands of gamblers who came here because of Cryptocurrency gambling

I think he sold them all since we have had no news regarding him , if he would have indeed been a multi billionaire blah blah more than that , it would have been all over the news though.

At the same time many sites were sold off to other people and therefore they did stayed over the years but never were able to flourish that well but then again they come and go.

Some of the sites were established back in 2014 but are more renown now. Therefore it's all about completion here. If I remember I was searching for Roobet and they were enlisted in 2014 , I always imagined they were something new lol.

legendary
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February 27, 2021, 09:51:22 AM
#40
I wonder where is Nakowa now, who won a total of 11,000 Bitcoin, of course, he will not think back then that Bitcoin will be valued 5 digits in the future, this is the largest amount won in a dice game, But Cryptocurrency gambling has evolved into a multi-million dollar industry and one of the main promoters of Cryptocurrency, I figure that hundreds of thousands of gamblers who came here because of Cryptocurrency gambling
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February 27, 2021, 08:30:41 AM
#39
Histories has always been interesting particularly in terms of bitcoin. Today each BTC is nearly $50k but 10 years back gavin gave 5BTC for each visitor  

the image of the site gives me a noatalgic feeling . faucet in its early days are verry different from now and i like the fact that you can put your address upon claiming so that means you can instantly see what you claim in any wallet ? and they pay for the fees but thats possible because fees before are small due to the small value of btc .

1. Bitcoins were created back in 2008
2. First transaction took place in January 2009
3. In August 2011 first ever Poker Site came to accept bitcoins as a source of payment
its created in 2008 but it took a year before the first transaction took place ? wow  i think people are too skeptical that time with btc and they are hesitant to try it and then it took over 2 year for a btc powered gambling site to appear . poker is a game that are already popular before in the online world , no wonder why they pick this game to test with btc and eventually they create dice and more gambling games
legendary
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February 27, 2021, 08:27:01 AM
#38
Yeah and from what I remember freebitco.in is also the first faucet who ever existed here in crypto world (correct me if I'm wrong) also I've been hearing about Satoshi Dice somewhere last year but didn't know it was one of the first gambling platform that existed in this whole time...
Well I guess, it is only FortuneJack what I know best on that list and been playing with it until now.
So it's been a pleasure to use a platform that has been one to be considered a history
I was also about to mention that.
Freebitco.in was one of the longest when it comes to faucet but administered with gambling too.
Back then, I dice my accumulated bitcoin from faucets or I would buy tickets for the lotto game.  Cheesy

As soon as I hit one small jackpot I took it out. I think it was way back 2015 but I don't know what date their inception is.
Freebitcoin has been officially launched in october 2013 according to the date of their ANN



but as it has been already said above Gavin Andresen's faucet is the very first one, he launched it 3 years before

For my first Bitcoin coding project, I decided to do something that sounds really dumb:  I created a web site that gives away Bitcoins.   It is at: https://freebitcoins.appspot.com/

Five ฿ per customer, first come first served, I've stocked it with ฿1,100 to start.  I'll add more once I'm sure it is working properly.

Why?  Because I want the Bitcoin project to succeed, and I think it is more likely to be a success if people can get a handful of coins to try it out.  It can be frustrating to wait until your node generates some coins (and that will get more frustrating in the future), and buying Bitcoins is still a little bit clunky.

Please try it out and get some free coins, even if you already have more Bitcoins than you know what to do with.  You can get some and then donate them right back; the address is: 15VjRaDX9zpbA8LVnbrCAFzrVzN7ixHNsC

Satoshi himself was immediately amazed by it

Excellent choice of a first project, nice work.  I had planned to do this exact thing if someone else didn't do it, so when it gets too hard for mortals to generate 50BTC, new users could get some coins to play with right away.  Donations should be able to keep it filled.  The display showing the balance in the dispenser encourages people to top it up.

You should put a donation bitcoin address on the page for those who want to add funds to it, which ideally should update to a new address whenever it receives something.
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February 27, 2021, 08:07:20 AM
#37
I didn’t know the first Poker site to accept Bitcoin was PokerSwitch and except that I knew everything else.Of course after 2016 it is history as it is in the year 2017 that Bitcoin made news worldwide by reaching 20.000 Usd for a Bitcoin for the first time.

I didn't know that either, pretty cool by power switch. And in today's world no poker player could imagine a world without  bitcoins. I came through gambling in online casinos to this forum. For me the mix between learning more about cryptos on this forum and trying out all these different online casinos was awesome. I think most of us here earned some coins through gambling.
sr. member
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February 27, 2021, 07:35:29 AM
#36
It turns out that the history of crypto gambling is quite interesting to know and also thank you for OP providing information on the history of crypto
used to play gambling. And I just found out that the first gambling game that used Bitcoin was poker, then after that Dice. I was late getting to know
crypto gambling, I just started crypto gambling in 2017. Because previously I only focused on playing the faucet, because before 2017 there were
still many legit faucets. But unfortunately now it is difficult to find legit faucets, now what is popping up a lot is crypto gambling.
legendary
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February 27, 2021, 06:49:58 AM
#35
I didn’t know the first Poker site to accept Bitcoin was PokerSwitch and except that I knew everything else.Of course after 2016 it is history as it is in the year 2017 that Bitcoin made news worldwide by reaching 20.000 Usd for a Bitcoin for the first time.
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February 27, 2021, 05:59:45 AM
#34
Just Now that i learn Fortune Jack is one of the Oldest and legit site that welcomes cryptocurrencies and still standing now .
Yeah and from what I remember freebitco.in is also the first faucet who ever existed here in crypto world (correct me if I'm wrong) also I've been hearing about Satoshi Dice somewhere last year but didn't know it was one of the first gambling platform that existed in this whole time...
Well I guess, it is only FortuneJack what I know best on that list and been playing with it until now.
So it's been a pleasure to use a platform that has been one to be considered a history
I was also about to mention that.
Freebitco.in was one of the longest when it comes to faucet but administered with gambling too.
Back then, I dice my accumulated bitcoin from faucets or I would buy tickets for the lotto game.  Cheesy

As soon as I hit one small jackpot I took it out. I think it was way back 2015 but I don't know what date their inception is.
Yeah But must be added in the history because of Being first in the Faucet offering , and up to now their faucet is existing and consistently giving free satoshi.
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