Topic: We've opened a bitcoin casino! Bitcoins exclusively. - page 2. (Read 2740 times)

nice site but i think you will recive more attension if you start accepting altcoins too

Hey guys! It's me again, Mark.

We've recently launched or first little Trivia Game! Every week, our social media accounts (primarily Facebook and Google+, links on Twitter) will host a game to test your knowledge. First 10 right answers get 25 mBTC deposited to their account! We just opened the game, and you've still got time to answer. Go on ahead and give it a try!

https://i.imgur.com/kHR31WY.jpg

See you guys next time!

We've got a 100% deposit bonus, valid to a maximum of 1 BTC, for all new members.


Thanks! Let us know what you did/didn't like about it, any feedback is appreciated.


Thanks for the advice! I'll keep an eye on the thread, definitely. Much appreciated 


I've brought both things up with my boss, and rest assured we're working on it. We're also in the process of moving the site to a .com domain, while adding a few unannounced features/changes. More when it's ready!

Maybe to begin with as he is new he didn't know that is what people really look for here, now he does i am pretty sure he will sort it out in the not so distant future the success of the site depends on it and he seems genuine enough. The ssl he has said is going to bring up 'look into' which again the site needs it op. Anyway from what i have seen i like the look and feel of your site once i see that you have brought provably fair into it i will be sure to make a deposit and have some games on the weekend. Well done and good luck

Looks suspicious to me. Non provably fair, no ssl, ...

WOW, that post by the OP might have set a record in replying to many comments in one post.  Good job OP.

My final bit of advice for the moment is that even though social media is important, this bitcoinforum is pretty central to almost everything that goes down in the bitcoin world.  Don't stay away for too long or rumors of your demise will almost certainly pop up and damage your reputation.  It's unfortunate that sometimes these rumors are just unfounded as someone might be away for other reasons yet I've seen it many times.  Stay on top of your bitcointalk.org thread if you want to build your rep!  That's my 2 satoshis.

I will check out this casino today sometime. I am glad the OP responded to every comment in the thread, at least they show some enthusiasm.

is there any no deposit bonus for try your casino?

Woah! Thanks for all the quick feedback guys! Sorry for being a bit slow on the pick up, I've been trying to simulatenously promote the site's reputation on social media a bit more, and produce some content. Now, let's see.


I've sent an email to my boss in regards to that, I'll let you guys know if anything comes around.


So far, as mentioned, we offer a 25% bonus on deposits made by any bitcoin forum members, so long as they contant us through [email protected] and ask for their bonus.


Thanks for the advice! A faucet sounds like a good idea. I'll forward this, cheers.


I've picked the name up from a previous representative, for simplicity's sake. Maybe he chose it because it's easier to type? I'm not sure.


Thanks for the suggestion! Any ideas are welcomed, and I'll bring them to attention.


eGold International is partnered with us, but we aren't quite savvy to all their information. I have personally used them to purchase BTC, and it worked out. Needless to say, if you're uncomfortable with them then feel free to use any other method whatsoever.


That's interesting info, I'll forward it immediately. Thanks for the heads up.


I'm afraid it's true that I've underestimated the importance of reputation on this forum. Most of the other forums in which I've posted have had nearly no reply, so I was quite surprised to see the level of activity here.


I'll bring it up and look into it, thanks for the mention!


Good point, an image would've helped. Thanks for the feedback!


I'll ask about becoming provably fair. We're approaching from two angles, mainly through social media, but also these forum posts. If anything, we'd like to place an emphasis on player-casino communication, and transparency. As the representative of the site's presence online, I'm available for any questions and suggestions, and we'd like to use that to create an open community. Of course, that means it's a tough road in the beginning, since we'd have to build up this friendly community to begin with.


Thanks for giving the game a try!



Miami Vice Casino is powered by CoinGaming.io, which is based in Curacao. They're licensed (license available on their site), and require no transaction fees.

Thanks for all the quick feedback and suggestions guys! Again, I apologize for taking my sweet time. I'll see about getting a way for new players to get some free mBTC to play around with and test the site out, and I'll let you guys know if anything new comes up. In the meantime, you can also find us on Google+, Facebook and Twitter, all three maintained by me as well. I also run a Tumblr blog, and a Medium blog, although what's posted there is circulated in the three primary networks anyways. If you've got any more questions, don't hesitate to ask! I'll answer them to the best of my ability, and what I can't answer, I'll bring up with someone who can.

Cheers,

Mark

Indeed, there have been instances of bitcoin businesses who announced here and then rarely check in.  However, it usually turns out that this was a mistake, the owners of the business underestimating the importance of this forum for reputation and information distrubution.  You're also right that we should wait a few days before feeling too sure because, of course, emergencies do crop up in people's lives.

I'm not sure about this Casino, as stated in a previous post the starter of the thread hasn't responded to anything. This is a bit awkward I know, but don't mean anything either. They could be the owner of the site and have alot of matters to attend to. I'm fairly sure that if they don't post some info in the next day or so that this was a hoax and should be marked as such.

You said your casino is licensed and regulated though Curacao, what's that? Could you introduce it?

It seems regulated casinos need ID document and utility bill to withdraw, is it right?

Why not post a promo code to let's play.

Generally casinos set a high wager requirement, bonus is difficult to become the real money, So let us try.

you're right, and the op post is very poor for a professional site,at least they should have included an image with a good design

The site doesn't look that bad but I'd check this info provided by uber. You also might make the casino provably fair. If it already is I couldn't find such information on the site.
How are you planning to attract players? There's over 50 bitcoin games and casinos advertising here, what makes you so special?

The site doesn't have an ssl certificate.

Does not look good at this point that OP has not responded since his original post.  Seems strange to announce a site opening and then not monitor the thread.

it does not look good at all for me

the site looks that it has been designed in the begginings of the internet, a template of a cool design would have been even better

Just a quick bit of advice, I hope you ran this through a legal representative before setting it up with a co.uk domain.

Earlier the Gambling Commission in UK explicitly considered any website using the co.uk domain as being marketed towards the population in UK and in order to comply with the law they had to be licensed in one of the "white listed" jurisdiction, which Curacao was not.

With the new Gambling Bill that came into effect in December last year that was changed so all sites marketing to the UK population has to get a license in UK.

Sorry, but i don't understand this, to the site i read

eGoldInternational has 20 years of experience in the internet services business and has been designed specifically to provide credit card, debit card and bank transfers services for the purchase of Bitcoins.

But the domain www.egoldinternational.co.uk  to the whois report:
Registered on: 31-Mar-2014

Personally I feel that you could do a promo code and attract more members. I for one am not going to invest my own funds in something I know nothing about. You should give promo codes to trusted members of the community that are willing to validate your site, such as Faneagle for example. Just a suggestion.