I'm not sure if there's a site yet which accurately stores this type of data. However, the long way to acquire this would be by going through each individual site and looking at the stats but that is of course very labour intensive and it maybe something you don't want to do - always better to automate laborious tasks

The 30 days notice is just fine, and seems to upheld the normalities of the law not that it matters much on here. I don't see what the point is in complaining about this, they seem to have found money else where and no more investors are needed, or at all for this matter, and informing them it's only reasonable. Another 6 months might be a bit much, don't you think?

Overcoming gambling is a big step and I don't think people can get over it so easily, even if they have some willpower left - it takes much more than that. Addiction is a heavy obsession and curing it is hard. This is why it's so important that people first understand the risks they're taking when going down this route.

Good luck to all, and btw this is another great way to include some people who would otherwise may feel excluded from society but that's why there are these online forums - helping people out no matter the situation! And this platform is doing exactly that... 

Most casinos with autobet functionality do have this feature and I agree with you that is good to summarise your strategy before going live. So keep the improvements coming 

@ davinchi I think this is a very good question and I'm surprised this has been overlooked so far, though I do hope you get a honest and prompt response. Having said this, I'm not sure whether you'll get a response at all since this info maybe considered too sensitive to share on there but who knows maybe we'll be nicely surprised.

As to my opinion on the matter, I think that the platform has reached such a large user base that these fluctuations doesn't affect the gambling rate by much. I expect that this will decrease at first for a short while but then peak up again, and the reason I think this is because even if the price goes up people always assume it could go higher and what better way to increase your amount than gamble. As such, the high-risk takers would therefore consider this as an opportunity, while others will gamble anyway to keep up with their daily/weekly habits

That's my guess, anyways but as I said earlier it would be nice to get an inside view on this!

I can see how this can be super annoying. Perhaps, you could suggest to the casino owner (i assume this was online) to add a feature where this UI interaction would need to be confirmed before raising with a specific value, this is how at the moment I imaging this issue could be prevented as I'm sure you're not the only one this has happened to.

Much appreciated you replying to my message. What I meant earlier and you seem to have not understood me was what elements or factors do you use or take into consideration for a casino to have in order for you to add them to your list? I'm just curious because there's also other websites doing the same thing you do and their choice of which casinos goes on their list is at large dependent on affiliation.

fightemhard283 this week has wagered an extraordinary amount > 5BTC. This is insane and on this piece of info I bet this is a whale because I wouldn't imagine it otherwise.

The fact that you attracted a whale on your site indicates that at least something is going right, mind to speculate what you think this factor might be?

Do they    Isn't it all up to the player? The role of a casino is to provide games and entertainment for you in every shape and form they can, and with this in mind then why would they not profit from the "weak-minded" players? I don't see a casino adding this feature any time soon as it would limit their potential profit which is their main agenda, rather than making sure their customers are not betting more than they can afford to.

For me it all depends on the amount I play with, but even so my goal is always reaching to the top which I did manage to do on a couple of occasions, though that was for fun rather than heavy profit making. And I suppose it depends on the mindset of the player, if they're purely looking for making a profit I guess its safer to harvest early, whereas for someone who's only looking for some entertainment it wouldn't matter as much , or at least, this is how I play, anyway

Knowing that there're are 3 steps involved to register I wouldn't even bother signing up, so I can't feedback on the issue you're describing.

My guess is that either there's something wrong with the details you provided, perhaps in terms of format, or genuinely something's up with the website. After all, how can you trust what other members on here say? I'm not saying they're not truthful but always consider the possibility of dishonesty due to other underlying motives. Just saying, take everything with a 'pinch of salt'

At BitKong players are celebrating Valentine's day with lots of BitKong and for most of them their time is paid off. Check out the current winners' leaderboard, where pcanimae is clearly on the roll!

Isn't full user transparency though addressed and implemented by all the big dice casinos? As far as my current knowledge goes this is the case. It would be worth though to consider or think about other main ways how this new casino is unique - I'm sure there are some perks not yet mentioned but its good to have these stated in full, presumably these will have been written in the whitepaper? So you can always re-iterate them!

For me, it depends on how much I have and how much I've spent and lost by playing. If this balance tips more towards loss and little money left, I cut my losses and stop playing but I must say this also depends on the type of game I'm playing. Some of them, like Bitkong can be so easily addictive but at least I can play with very little and still get the thrill

As it stands at the moment people are saying that they're still owed money from them since the last shout-down of the business. If you want to read more into this, you can have a look at their first launch page, where discussions about their negative review is ongoing: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1676313.2760

Hey, I quite enjoyed learning about the site but what I'd like to suggest is in relation to the interactive game, which btw I think it's a really nice touch but while reading this section I noticed it how it was mentioned its availability for mobile users only. I think this feature is cool and its availability should, in my opinion, extend over that of mobile users

I think, in some cases, crypto can be a solution to those who are addicted to gambling but there's not one solution fits all! The type of addicts described in the article are extreme, in my opinion, and so having one small distraction may not help everybody. I like to assume that most people on here are controlled gamblers and never in a situation as bad as described in the article.

Slots is fun and everything but if you're really moving all of that online, which most casinos now are, then you can get a little more flexible and so the gambling preferences change. Having said that, it seems that dice does land among the top popular games people play on here, the reason being that it's been developed by several casinos, some more reputable than others. Not to mention the crazy level up that some of them have, its all very attractive and definitely captivating, even for people who just want the thrill of gambling- faucets make that possible

Why would anybody want to report their real name? To me that's another way of possibly getting found out by the tax people, or whatever. In any case, the reason for crypto gambling is anonymity so having the full names disclosed  goes totally against that. As for the leader board being real, I can't comment as I never got close to being at the top but I guess other people can comment from their own experience