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Quote from: Gianilf on February 22, 2019, 11:28:43 AM

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Quote from: Questat on January 23, 2019, 01:37:01 AM

I am very interested to know which gambling sites are offering investments, I research it but it seems like information is not updated.
Please put the terms like the percentage and whatever necessary information that I should know.

There are some. You can take a look at luckyblock.com You purchase a loterry ticket there and you have a right to particitae in a draw of 7 jackpots! Not a simple investment actually but still

I have already purchased some tickets in LuckyBlock. Im not sure how long it will live ( you know, lets face it, such gambling websites dont live forever Grin

) but this is an opportunity to earn and it would be a foolishness to loose it

Well, LuckyBlock has successfuly passed the smart contract audit process and gonna lauch the next month. I dont think it will be like another Ponzi scheme and will live long enough. Of course any investment/gambling has to be in accordance with risk managment but still..

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Gambling sites would want investors if they want to start a project that needs funding(so obviously they don't have enough money yet when in this stage.)

If they are already operating online for quite sometime then what's the point of them getting investors, I once joined an ICO of a lottery site before and I got a good amount of money because of their token that I've been sold for a good price.

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Quote from: larim007 on February 21, 2019, 11:10:06 AM

Quote from: Questat on January 23, 2019, 01:37:01 AM

I am very interested to know which gambling sites are offering investments, I research it but it seems like information is not updated.
Please put the terms like the percentage and whatever necessary information that I should know.

There are some. You can take a look at luckyblock.com You purchase a loterry ticket there and you have a right to particitae in a draw of 7 jackpots! Not a simple investment actually but still

I have already purchased some tickets in LuckyBlock. Im not sure how long it will live ( you know, lets face it, such gambling websites dont live forever Grin

) but this is an opportunity to earn and it would be a foolishness to loose it

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Quote from: passwordnow on February 22, 2019, 07:42:34 AM

Quote from: deisik on February 22, 2019, 06:18:56 AM

Just in case, you could borrow too if you wanted to start an online casino. And then you could try to attract venture capital in every possible way (including investments in the bankroll). Though competition is tight on this front and you will have to come up with a really brilliant idea to succeed in this area

I have no plans of making my own online casino, it's too stressful and getting traffic needs not only hard work but determination too. This is why many of the people here admires Stunna because of his works of establishing these two well known and reputable casino's

I was joking, obviously

Jokes aside, it is not only about being too stressful. We should not forget about the first-mover advantage also. Those first cryptocasinos which are still in the game have this edge as in this business the longer you stay in it, the longer people expect you to stick around in the future (read, trust plays a crucial role here). So it is hard for the new kids on the block to make it to the top even if they are stress resistant and hell bent on making it

You have to offer really unique experience and features to your players just to be able to compete on par with the industry leaders like the ones mentioned here

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Quote from: deisik on February 22, 2019, 06:18:56 AM

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Quote from: markstivn98 on February 21, 2019, 09:09:40 AM

try this casino stake.com
it is good

It is not enough to say that the casino is good. You should add some features on why people should try it out, the features and other stuffs that they can enjoy and benefit from it.

I know it's a good casino and is a sister company of primedice but I can't see that they have an investment option.

Stake apparently doesn't offer this option

And neither does PrimeDice, for that matter. I remember as a few years ago this question had been raised (when many casinos opened their bankrolls for outside investments), and Stunna (if I'm not confusing him with someone else here) said that they simply didn't need this kind of money

And it makes sense actually. If they are generating enough profits on their own, they may not want this kind of "fundraising". Anyway, any established casino (at least, as I see it) can take the path of private investments (i.e. bring in a couple of extremely rich investors) if they ever choose so

Yes, they don't have to if they have enough funds to cover all the expenses and it's better for them not to add funds from other investors. Or they also have conducted this kind of fundraising silently, who knows right?

It doesn't change anything for us, common folks looking to earn a few satoshi

Even if they attracted capital from investors initially, it has most certainly been done in private, so we are not going to be any better from it (I mean from the perspective of investing in these casinos). They could just as easily have borrowed the money required in the bank and gotten done with that

Just in case, you could borrow too if you wanted to start an online casino. And then you could try to attract venture capital in every possible way (including investments in the bankroll). Though competition is tight on this front and you will have to come up with a really brilliant idea to succeed in this area

I have no plans of making my own online casino, it's too stressful and getting traffic needs not only hard work but determination too. This is why many of the people here admires Stunna because of his works of establishing these two well known and reputable casino's.

From the budget and its cut, expenses, etc. that's a lot of work. Looking after those investments from different casino's is encouraging too but the road they are taking is too tough for someone who thinks investing to a casino is easy as 1,2,3.

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Quote from: passwordnow on February 22, 2019, 05:15:19 AM

Quote from: deisik on February 22, 2019, 02:35:59 AM

Quote from: passwordnow on February 21, 2019, 06:57:37 PM

Quote from: markstivn98 on February 21, 2019, 09:09:40 AM

try this casino stake.com
it is good

It is not enough to say that the casino is good. You should add some features on why people should try it out, the features and other stuffs that they can enjoy and benefit from it.

I know it's a good casino and is a sister company of primedice but I can't see that they have an investment option.

Stake apparently doesn't offer this option

And neither does PrimeDice, for that matter. I remember as a few years ago this question had been raised (when many casinos opened their bankrolls for outside investments), and Stunna (if I'm not confusing him with someone else here) said that they simply didn't need this kind of money

And it makes sense actually. If they are generating enough profits on their own, they may not want this kind of "fundraising". Anyway, any established casino (at least, as I see it) can take the path of private investments (i.e. bring in a couple of extremely rich investors) if they ever choose so

Yes, they don't have to if they have enough funds to cover all the expenses and it's better for them not to add funds from other investors. Or they also have conducted this kind of fundraising silently, who knows right?

It doesn't change anything for us, common folks looking to earn a few satoshi

Even if they attracted capital from investors initially, it has most certainly been done in private, so we are not going to be any better from it (I mean from the perspective of investing in these casinos). They could just as easily have borrowed the money required in the bank and gotten done with that

Just in case, you could borrow too if you wanted to start an online casino. And then you could try to attract venture capital in every possible way (including investments in the bankroll). Though competition is tight on this front and you will have to come up with a really brilliant idea to succeed in this area

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Quote from: deisik on February 22, 2019, 02:35:59 AM

Quote from: passwordnow on February 21, 2019, 06:57:37 PM

Quote from: markstivn98 on February 21, 2019, 09:09:40 AM

try this casino stake.com
it is good

It is not enough to say that the casino is good. You should add some features on why people should try it out, the features and other stuffs that they can enjoy and benefit from it.

I know it's a good casino and is a sister company of primedice but I can't see that they have an investment option.

Stake apparently doesn't offer this option

And neither does PrimeDice, for that matter. I remember as a few years ago this question had been raised (when many casinos opened their bankrolls for outside investments), and Stunna (if I'm not confusing him with someone else here) said that they simply didn't need this kind of money

And it makes sense actually. If they are generating enough profits on their own, they may not want this kind of "fundraising". Anyway, any established casino (at least, as I see it) can take the path of private investments (i.e. bring in a couple of extremely rich investors) if they ever choose so

You're not wrong, Stunna's also the owner of PrimeDice and that's how the origins of Stake happened.

I think we've to understand the difference between the types of investors we are looking at when it comes to crypto gambling. The ones most people think about are shared casino bankrolls with public which is the investment option open to public. But most early casinos had investors, just a few big whales who didn't have time or expertise to run the business but wanted to bankroll the operation.

It's about different objectives. Some casinos are happy to maintain business, others want to attract whales with big payouts, which can only happen with big bankrolls.

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Quote from: deisik on February 22, 2019, 02:35:59 AM

Quote from: passwordnow on February 21, 2019, 06:57:37 PM

Quote from: markstivn98 on February 21, 2019, 09:09:40 AM

try this casino stake.com
it is good

It is not enough to say that the casino is good. You should add some features on why people should try it out, the features and other stuffs that they can enjoy and benefit from it.

I know it's a good casino and is a sister company of primedice but I can't see that they have an investment option.

Stake apparently doesn't offer this option

And neither does PrimeDice, for that matter. I remember as a few years ago this question had been raised (when many casinos opened their bankrolls for outside investments), and Stunna (if I'm not confusing him with someone else here) said that they simply didn't need this kind of money

And it makes sense actually. If they are generating enough profits on their own, they may not want this kind of "fundraising". Anyway, any established casino (at least, as I see it) can take the path of private investments (i.e. bring in a couple of extremely rich investors) if they ever choose so

Yes, they don't have to if they have enough funds to cover all the expenses and it's better for them not to add funds from other investors. Or they also have conducted this kind of fundraising silently, who knows right?
It just means that stake and primedice has enough money to operate. A very notable and trusted casino's built by Stunna and his team.

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Quote from: passwordnow on February 21, 2019, 06:57:37 PM

Quote from: markstivn98 on February 21, 2019, 09:09:40 AM

try this casino stake.com
it is good

It is not enough to say that the casino is good. You should add some features on why people should try it out, the features and other stuffs that they can enjoy and benefit from it.

I know it's a good casino and is a sister company of primedice but I can't see that they have an investment option.

Stake apparently doesn't offer this option

And neither does PrimeDice, for that matter. I remember as a few years ago this question had been raised (when many casinos opened their bankrolls for outside investments), and Stunna (if I'm not confusing him with someone else here) said that they simply didn't need this kind of money

And it makes sense actually. If they are generating enough profits on their own, they may not want this kind of "fundraising". Anyway, any established casino (at least, as I see it) can take the path of private investments (i.e. bring in a couple of extremely rich investors) if they ever choose so

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Quote from: markstivn98 on February 21, 2019, 09:09:40 AM

try this casino stake.com
it is good

It is not enough to say that the casino is good. You should add some features on why people should try it out, the features and other stuffs that they can enjoy and benefit from it.

I know it's a good casino and is a sister company of primedice but I can't see that they have an investment option.

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Quote from: larim007 on February 21, 2019, 11:10:06 AM

Quote from: Questat on January 23, 2019, 01:37:01 AM

I am very interested to know which gambling sites are offering investments, I research it but it seems like information is not updated.
Please put the terms like the percentage and whatever necessary information that I should know.

There are some. You can take a look at luckyblock.com You purchase a loterry ticket there and you have a right to particitae in a draw of 7 jackpots! Not a simple investment actually but still

Thats an ICO actually. You purchase not the tickets but tokens. I dont know if it is good or wrong but I must to admit. In any case it is just launched then there is a chance to earn

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Quote from: Questat on January 23, 2019, 01:37:01 AM

I am very interested to know which gambling sites are offering investments, I research it but it seems like information is not updated.
Please put the terms like the percentage and whatever necessary information that I should know.

Hi, in case you are still looking for some investment in gambling sites you can visit bustadice.com by simply clicking my signature. You can see there about the investment.

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Quote from: larim007 on February 21, 2019, 11:34:39 AM

Quote from: massonnito_jj on February 21, 2019, 11:18:12 AM

Quote from: larim007 on February 21, 2019, 11:10:06 AM

Quote from: Questat on January 23, 2019, 01:37:01 AM

I am very interested to know which gambling sites are offering investments, I research it but it seems like information is not updated.
Please put the terms like the percentage and whatever necessary information that I should know.

There are some. You can take a look at luckyblock.com You purchase a loterry ticket there and you have a right to particitae in a draw of 7 jackpots! Not a simple investment actually but still

briefly analized the website and I dont understand how exactly the funds from tickets purchases are being allocated among Jackpots? You told there were 7 jackpots

According to the website - funds collected from ticket sales will be allocated to the prize pool as follows:
Hourly lottery – 40%
Daily lottery - 10%
Weekly lottery - 5%
Monthly lottery – 5%
Annual lottery – 5%
Super jackpot – 15%
Commission – 20%

Super jackpot is it meant 1 billion jackpot? Huh

If so then the road to 1 billion reaching will be a veeeeery long and hard

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Quote from: massonnito_jj on February 21, 2019, 11:18:12 AM

Quote from: larim007 on February 21, 2019, 11:10:06 AM

Quote from: Questat on January 23, 2019, 01:37:01 AM

I am very interested to know which gambling sites are offering investments, I research it but it seems like information is not updated.
Please put the terms like the percentage and whatever necessary information that I should know.

There are some. You can take a look at luckyblock.com You purchase a loterry ticket there and you have a right to particitae in a draw of 7 jackpots! Not a simple investment actually but still

briefly analized the website and I dont understand how exactly the funds from tickets purchases are being allocated among Jackpots? You told there were 7 jackpots

According to the website - funds collected from ticket sales will be allocated to the prize pool as follows:
Hourly lottery – 40%
Daily lottery - 10%
Weekly lottery - 5%
Monthly lottery – 5%
Annual lottery – 5%
Super jackpot – 15%
Commission – 20%

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Quote from: larim007 on February 21, 2019, 11:10:06 AM

Quote from: Questat on January 23, 2019, 01:37:01 AM

I am very interested to know which gambling sites are offering investments, I research it but it seems like information is not updated.
Please put the terms like the percentage and whatever necessary information that I should know.

There are some. You can take a look at luckyblock.com You purchase a loterry ticket there and you have a right to particitae in a draw of 7 jackpots! Not a simple investment actually but still

briefly analized the website and I dont understand how exactly the funds from tickets purchases are being allocated among Jackpots? You told there were 7 jackpots

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Quote from: Questat on January 23, 2019, 01:37:01 AM

I am very interested to know which gambling sites are offering investments, I research it but it seems like information is not updated.
Please put the terms like the percentage and whatever necessary information that I should know.

There are some. You can take a look at luckyblock.com You purchase a loterry ticket there and you have a right to particitae in a draw of 7 jackpots! Not a simple investment actually but still

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Quote from: Questat on January 23, 2019, 01:37:01 AM

I am very interested to know which gambling sites are offering investments, I research it but it seems like information is not updated.
Please put the terms like the percentage and whatever necessary information that I should know.

try this casino stake.com
it is good

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Quote from: MakeMoneyBtc on February 20, 2019, 09:36:07 PM

Obviously the OP is not familiar with gambling or investment websites. He is looking for a HYIP or a ponzi scheme to make some profit just by investing his crypto and waiting for money to come in.

Obviously you have no idea what is being asked by OP. OP is asking investment in gambling site but you reply it by talking about HYIP or ponzi? Investing in gambling site's bankroll is not a PONZI or HYIP, they are different investment. Did he ask something related to double your bitcoin or investment that gives him guarantee of profit? REREAD the main post please.

Quote from: MakeMoneyBtc on February 20, 2019, 09:36:07 PM

For every beginner I recommend to stay away from anything that includes the word gambling, slots, casino, HYIP and everything else related to this.

Funny, you are promoting gambling site but you recommend others to stay away from gambling. Please remove your signature if you recommend others to stay away from gambling/casino. Dont be that dumb, say the opposite thing with what you wear.

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Not every person is wanting to make money out of bitcoin, bitcoin is our money for many people. Cashing out means I will have dollars and there is absolutely no need for that, I am not after making profit in dollars, I am after getting more and more bitcoins, not as in hoarding mode because I like spending bitcoin and I would rather let it lose value and spend more than cashing it out and profit from it.

I have spent my bitcoins in as many places I can afford to (loved the days steam accepted bitcoin, bought so many games). Long story short bitcoin is not something that you can only use to make profits in dollars, you can also love the project and continue using that instead of trying to profit. Casino investment is great in that regard because no matter what the price of bitcoin is, gamblers will continue to lose bitcoins and you will get your bitcoin increased over time.

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Quote from: upsidedown75 on February 20, 2019, 03:10:33 PM

I am one of those people, I invested into a casino (a good one) back in the day and made a ton of bitcoins thanks to it (about 200% increase in btc) but right now I have less dollars than I used to have because btc lost a lot of value

You should have cashed out at or near the top

In fact, you should have been cashing out whenever there was a major price surge. I suspect you had fallen for the fairy tales that many had been telling (and still more believing) about endless growth and Bitcoin's price of 1M dollars in not so distant future, right? But if you didn't cash out at the bottom, your losses are still paper only, so there is a hope. Just be more critical about such sweet stories

Quote from: MakeMoneyBtc on February 20, 2019, 09:36:07 PM

Obviously the OP is not familiar with gambling or investment websites. He is looking for a HYIP or a ponzi scheme to make some profit just by investing his crypto and waiting for money to come in. For every beginner I recommend to stay away from anything that includes the word gambling, slots, casino, HYIP and everything else related to this

Then you could just say to stay away from crypto as well

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