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Title: Gambling on the blockchain Post by: CryptoSpawnKing on February 04, 2018, 12:46:06 AM Just signed up to ask about this. I've been looking through a lot of gambling methods on various cryptocurrencies. A few of them have been shut down already like http://ethereumlottery.io/ whatever that was.
I saw one at https://ethereumsweepstakes.io/ which claims the winner gets almost $1.5 billion which seems a little excessive and probably not too believable. There was a similar one I found at https://ethsweepstakes.io/ which seems to only cost like 0.01 Ether or 0.05 Ether depending on which one you enter. That seems to simply be a random winner. I see https://firelotto.io is running some sort of ICO. Seems to be a traditional lottery where you select numbers which get drawn. Anyone else doing any kind of crypto gambling? Title: Re: Gambling on the blockchain Post by: cryptopusa on February 04, 2018, 03:23:30 AM Just signed up to ask about this. I've been looking through a lot of gambling methods on various cryptocurrencies. A few of them have been shut down already like http://ethereumlottery.io/ whatever that was. Most of the gambling websites you have mentioned are scams,sometimes something theyd promise is too good to be true.There is no easy way to get what you want and almost the things you get easily will be easily to thrown,for example a hard earned money probably the hardest money you will spent but if the money you got isnt from a hardwork it will be easily spent,thats for sure.I saw one at https://ethereumsweepstakes.io/ which claims the winner gets almost $1.5 billion which seems a little excessive and probably not too believable. There was a similar one I found at https://ethsweepstakes.io/ which seems to only cost like 0.01 Ether or 0.05 Ether depending on which one you enter. That seems to simply be a random winner. I see https://firelotto.io is running some sort of ICO. Seems to be a traditional lottery where you select numbers which get drawn. Anyone else doing any kind of crypto gambling? |