Will the 0.05 BTC prize be paid in Bitcoins?

Have you fixed diamond poker?

Will the current addresses still work?

50% odds doesn't mean you will double your money if you win.
The house edge makes you earn less than double the money if you win.

They are labelled as such on my site: https://www.onlinecasinobitcoin.org/jetwin.html

Or positions.

What hunt? Do you mean the roll numbers?

Have you taken measures to avoid future downtimes?

Would you think adding a second part with exchanges which only deal with cryptocurrencies would be of benefit?

YoBit has a lot of problems. Most of the coins are "under maintenance" almost every day.

They don't keep your funds after the decimals. They just don't allow asks or bids with more decimals than the amount they allow. At least that's I understand the changes.

If you sign a message from your cold storage address, you can prove your bankroll.

Can you prove your bankroll?

Can players from every country deposit and withdraw?

Basically any casino which lets you make a 50% chance bet. That's what a coin flip is.

Not sure if you've already discussed this, but they say:
Does anyone know if they plan to honor already generated BTC-E codes? With the 45% fee?

I just checked the other thread and people are seeing the balances in their accounts. It's obvious it's a real BTC-E site.

Me? It's basic security. Just like you don't provide your credit card information to payyypal.ck.

Obviously phishing BTC-E passwords is of no value now. But many people use the same passwords on all sites and getting emails people have used on an exchange is incredibly valuable. And if that exchanges' assets may be distributed in the future, much more.

Moreover, I said "could".

After careful research, if it's a phishing attempt it's obvious as a previous member said it's really elaborate, however a simple email hack would answer the question. I will not research anymore but I do not see the risk anywhere near as I did when I posted before. I would try first with fake login information or wait for feedback (if there's still none). Update: there's feedback. It's the real BTC-E site.

After all these years, I still haven't learned not to give advice...

Be careful. It could be a phishing attempt. I need to investigate it further before trusting it.

Update: it's a real BTC-E site.

Quoting my post because I'm not sure whether you've noticed it or not.