Bitcoin is always the best option for gambling, the only problem is that the fee is too high now. I think XRP and XLM, it will be good choices.
Bitcoin is the most reliable and cool coin in the market of virtual currencies for making huge profits, so I will never ever suggest anyone to gambling with bitcoin because of its capabilities to increase in value over small time. Even at present, it is highly expected to increase in market price and that too with jaw-dropping pace. Gambling is highly unpredictable game and you are unable to control the results of the bet. Altcoins are best option for gambling online. 
Topic: Which coin do you think is best for gambling? - page 15. (Read 2298 times)
Bitcoin is always the best option for gambling, the only problem is that the fee is too high now. I think XRP and XLM, it will be good choices.
Because of the high volatility of Bitcoins, most people are resulting to using alt coins such as Dash, ETH, LTC and a whole to gamble as long as the casinos accepts them. They have low fees and they are confirmed within a few minutes letting the person to gamble quickly.top of crypto's who can cater what the gamblers needs alongside with btc.
Bitcoin is always the best option for gambling, the only problem is that the fee is too high now. I think XRP and XLM, it will be good choices.
At this time? No, it's not the best option to gamble while the price of bitcoin is currently falling. The fees of bitcoin now aren't too expensive and you can pay 20 sats per byte so that's affordable and unlike before when bitcoin is on all time high, the fees were crazy.What is the relation between gambling and bitcoin price falling?
For each session, I fix a certain amount of money to spend on gambling so I spend an equal amount in cryptos. If prices are high then I will spend fewer coins and if prices are low then I will spend slightly more coins. So I don't understand why one shouldn't spend bitcoins for their entertainment purpose if prices are low.
Bitcoin is always the best option for gambling, the only problem is that the fee is too high now. I think XRP and XLM, it will be good choices.
At this time? No, it's not the best option to gamble while the price of bitcoin is currently falling. The fees of bitcoin now aren't too expensive and you can pay 20 sats per byte so that's affordable and unlike before when bitcoin is on all time high, the fees were crazy. 
Bitcoin is always the best option for gambling, the only problem is that the fee is too high now. I think XRP and XLM, it will be good choices.
I don't think the current bitcoin transaction fees are high because it is around 0.5$ and transaction also getting confirmed quite fast. I do agree a couple of months back it used to be very high but not now.
I like mostly bitcoin to gambling even with current bitcoin fee but I used litecoin when transaction fees was super high like $70+.
Bitcoin is always the best option for gambling, the only problem is that the fee is too high now. I think XRP and XLM, it will be good choices.
I don't think the current bitcoin transaction fees are high because it is around 0.5$ and transaction also getting confirmed quite fast. I do agree a couple of months back it used to be very high but not now.
I like mostly bitcoin to gambling even with current bitcoin fee but I used litecoin when transaction fees was super high like $70+.
Bitcoin is always the best option for gambling, the only problem is that the fee is too high now. I think XRP and XLM, it will be good choices.
I don't think the current bitcoin transaction fees are high because it is around 0.5$ and transaction also getting confirmed quite fast. I do agree a couple of months back it used to be very high but not now.
I like mostly bitcoin to gambling even with current bitcoin fee but I used litecoin when transaction fees was super high like $70+.
Bitcoin is always the best option for gambling, the only problem is that the fee is too high now. I think XRP and XLM, it will be good choices.
Because of the high volatility of Bitcoins, most people are resulting to using alt coins such as Dash, ETH, LTC and a whole to gamble as long as the casinos accepts them. They have low fees and they are confirmed within a few minutes letting the person to gamble quickly.I think it is still BITCOIN because its performance remained unparalleled despite the many times its price heavily fluctuates. No other altcoin ever better stood when Bitcoin's price was suffering. In fact, when Bitcoin's price falls, all altcoins follow the same fate, albeit a little later. But you see, if you base everything on data, you will know why Bitcoin is still the top choice. Although you would have to be wary because of its tendency to fluctuate substantial percent in every second. Likewise, taking into consideration how expensive it is as compared to all other altcoins. With this, you may be on the winning or losing end.
Bitcoin is always the best option for gambling, the only problem is that the fee is too high now. I think XRP and XLM, it will be good choices.
Because of the high volatility of Bitcoins, most people are resulting to using alt coins such as Dash, ETH, LTC and a whole to gamble as long as the casinos accepts them. They have low fees and they are confirmed within a few minutes letting the person to gamble quickly.
Bitcoin is always the best option for gambling, the only problem is that the fee is too high now. I think XRP and XLM, it will be good choices.
Because of the high volatility of Bitcoins, most people are resulting to using alt coins such as Dash, ETH, LTC and a whole to gamble as long as the casinos accepts them. They have low fees and they are confirmed within a few minutes letting the person to gamble quickly. 
I personally prefer dogecoin and ethereum but these days ethereum also have network congestion and fee is really high so dogecoin is best right now.
Raiblocks is another coin that have no confirmation time and zero fee and I think it will be accepted in some casino soon because nobody wants to wait for hours to get confirmation and pay high fees just to move coins in and out of the casino.
What other coins you guys think can be viable option for crypto based casinos?
Earlier i used to do gambling with btc when the transaction fees was low and speed was good but now with the fees touching moon playing with it has become so expensive and risky as it is too volatile currency to deal in.Considering the element of speed LTC is good option as it also avoid congestion problem on the network.If you have some of the BCH in your wallet from the fork then playing with them is also good as it is not risky to loose them.At this time ETH is also expensive and take time to deal in so avoid that option also. Raiblocks is another coin that have no confirmation time and zero fee and I think it will be accepted in some casino soon because nobody wants to wait for hours to get confirmation and pay high fees just to move coins in and out of the casino.
What other coins you guys think can be viable option for crypto based casinos?
Our crypto lottery platform (currently in beta) https://8bet.io/beta was initially built using Bitcoin (BTC) as the native currency. Lottery and other jackpot/community games need to have a native currency even if they allow multiple other currencies for deposits/betting - this is so that the central jackpot amount can be denoted in a single (native) currency.
However, we had to change to Bitcoin Cash (BCH) as the native currency at the end of last year, as skyrocketing fees and long/unpredictable confirm times made it impossible to continue with BTC as the native currency (although it is still accepted as a deposit currency). If you're interested in the rationale on why we changed, we've posted a blog post about this at https://8bet.io/blog/why-we-switched-to-bitcoin-cash-days-before-our-online-lottery-launch/
However, we had to change to Bitcoin Cash (BCH) as the native currency at the end of last year, as skyrocketing fees and long/unpredictable confirm times made it impossible to continue with BTC as the native currency (although it is still accepted as a deposit currency). If you're interested in the rationale on why we changed, we've posted a blog post about this at https://8bet.io/blog/why-we-switched-to-bitcoin-cash-days-before-our-online-lottery-launch/
Bitcoin is always the best option for gambling, the only problem is that the fee is too high now. I think XRP and XLM, it will be good choices.
Doge will be the best choice for the best coin for gambling for someone that is keeping his precious bitcoins and ethereums.
If the main reason you are exchanging your bitcoin for doge is because of the quantity of doge you are going to be having then you are really missing the point. Not the point with respect to the topic alone, but the general idea of holding bitcoin. I will leave you to doing some research about doge to know why I have said that. Are you exchanging your coins to doge to gamble?
I was also using altcoins to gamble when transaction fees were very high but now bitcoin transaction fees are very reasonable so not doing this conversion instead using bitcoins directly for gambling because my earnings are in Bitcoin.
That question might not for me directly but I'll answer it, that's what I do. I'm exchanging some of my bitcoin for Doge so that I have more Doge's in return but that's only a very limited bitcoin to exchange.I was also using altcoins to gamble when transaction fees were very high but now bitcoin transaction fees are very reasonable so not doing this conversion instead using bitcoins directly for gambling because my earnings are in Bitcoin.
It may have a huge community, some pretty old coin, but that does not make it less of a joke and which is why I prefer gambling with it anyway.
Doge will be the best choice for the best coin for gambling for someone that is keeping his precious bitcoins and ethereums.
If the main reason you are exchanging your bitcoin for doge is because of the quantity of doge you are going to be having then you are really missing the point. Not the point with respect to the topic alone, but the general idea of holding bitcoin. I will leave you to doing some research about doge to know why I have said that. Are you exchanging your coins to doge to gamble?
I was also using altcoins to gamble when transaction fees were very high but now bitcoin transaction fees are very reasonable so not doing this conversion instead using bitcoins directly for gambling because my earnings are in Bitcoin.
That question might not for me directly but I'll answer it, that's what I do. I'm exchanging some of my bitcoin for Doge so that I have more Doge's in return but that's only a very limited bitcoin to exchange.I was also using altcoins to gamble when transaction fees were very high but now bitcoin transaction fees are very reasonable so not doing this conversion instead using bitcoins directly for gambling because my earnings are in Bitcoin.
It may have a huge community, some pretty old coin, but that does not make it less of a joke and which is why I prefer gambling with it anyway.
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Raiblocks is the good option for gambling. You save your money and time both to use it. My opinion is Raiblocks is the best gambling.
I personally prefer dogecoin and ethereum but these days ethereum also have network congestion and fee is really high so dogecoin is best right now.
Raiblocks is another coin that have no confirmation time and zero fee and I think it will be accepted in some casino soon because nobody wants to wait for hours to get confirmation and pay high fees just to move coins in and out of the casino.
What other coins you guys think can be viable option for crypto based casinos?
Raiblocks is another coin that have no confirmation time and zero fee and I think it will be accepted in some casino soon because nobody wants to wait for hours to get confirmation and pay high fees just to move coins in and out of the casino.
What other coins you guys think can be viable option for crypto based casinos?
I think bitcoin that is because most of online cryptocurrency gambling sites accept bitcoin as the main currency to gamble and also I know that gambling sites want more bitcoin due to the increase of the price and it is also the highest price in any other currency right now.
Mostly people playing gambling is using bitcoin and the others are altcoin due to low transaction fees, but it doesn't matter to me which coin I have to use as long as I can be earned profit from gambling. Yes, mostly gamblers are aiming for the prize just have a money.
But now some gambling site is accepting altcoins in depositing in their account like Primedice and Stake.com.
But now some gambling site is accepting altcoins in depositing in their account like Primedice and Stake.com.
Doge will be the best choice for the best coin for gambling for someone that is keeping his precious bitcoins and ethereums.
If the main reason you are exchanging your bitcoin for doge is because of the quantity of doge you are going to be having then you are really missing the point. Not the point with respect to the topic alone, but the general idea of holding bitcoin. I will leave you to doing some research about doge to know why I have said that. Are you exchanging your coins to doge to gamble?
I was also using altcoins to gamble when transaction fees were very high but now bitcoin transaction fees are very reasonable so not doing this conversion instead using bitcoins directly for gambling because my earnings are in Bitcoin.
That question might not for me directly but I'll answer it, that's what I do. I'm exchanging some of my bitcoin for Doge so that I have more Doge's in return but that's only a very limited bitcoin to exchange.I was also using altcoins to gamble when transaction fees were very high but now bitcoin transaction fees are very reasonable so not doing this conversion instead using bitcoins directly for gambling because my earnings are in Bitcoin.
It may have a huge community, some pretty old coin, but that does not make it less of a joke and which is why I prefer gambling with it anyway.
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