That's true. There is little information about what the casino provides and what the games are about. Where's the info about what the novelty of this is and the promos and how are you planning on getting traffic on your site. In any case, these things need to be done properly if you want to introduce your casino to the community properly.

I don't see what the problem is with eSports, they help casinos gain more customers, and potentially help new casinos open up.

For us, as players, that's a good thing. We want increased diversity which will come from increased competition.

Plus, the younger generation doesn't really follow real sports as much, which means if casinos want to stay relevant, they pretty much need to get with the programme.

And if this wasn't enough, check out this Jackpot for Dice and Roulette.

Crypto.games is a good platform to get some extra while having fun playing the latest and most interactive, team-based or not games. It really has a game for everyone.

And not only that but the payouts are decent. Customer support also ready and happy to help. How much more fun do you want?

Crypto.games are here to listen and hear your voices so if there are any substantial suggestions for improvements, I'm sure they'll be more than happy to hear.

As long as the employee agrees to be paid in BTC then I think it is fine depending on the level of regulatory laws around crypto currency.

Usually, short term jobs pay in BTC irrespective of the above and there's been no problem because the person then when they cash out in their countries currency then they legally have to declare it as salary and pay tax on it. 

So, as long as the employee extracts the money in legal way then I guess it is fine but I suggest to be mindful of the country's legality regarding pension.

As they mist see you as an employer who wants to pay their employee in crypto just to avoid paying corporate tax or something similar.

The great thing about gambling online is that there are so many places that some can afford to have you play their games for free and poker is one of them! So, even if you don't earn anything you at least learn a few common paractices at none of your own expense.

And this site, is just trying to get people to understand that if they like Poker they can now do it online using crypto and this would be the place to check out if they want to know about how to play poker online with crypto and where - this is my understanding of this site... Which I think it is a great idea since many people tend to get lost as soon as they hear 'crypto', and having a place with all of this infor is in my opinionuseful to those who need it. The only issue, of course, is that you need to build trust, and I suppose this is why you're here and aiming for the near future.

Although I feel that VR is a nice addition to the gambling industry I don't yet fully agree that it is ready for it yet. There are still a few technological barriers in simulating motion, movements and sensations over to the players' body parts. There's a lot of progress in the area, but not yet fully equipped and ready for proper VR gambling.

Since your interest is to try on your VR headset on some reputable gambling websites, here is an article going through top 20 casinos where you could play using your VR. I personally, haven't tried any of these so unfortunately I cannot give my opinion of how well this technology works on the blockchain network games.

Right? Just by reading the subject line I knew I wanted to read the post - and it is 100% misleading. In fact, I find that this subject line accusation doesn't relate much to your problem. It is not Primedice's fault that you were irresponsible and forgot your email and password. If they can't verify your email then how are they going to help you. This is the same as saying, I bought a hard wallet I deposited all my assets and I don't have the key, pls help me get it back. Is not going to happen.

I understand this is irritating but it is reality and I'm sure you had a slight idea that forgetting something or not writing it down in a safe place is only going to cause you trouble.

Finally, I do not see how this falls on Primedice and not on the main person responsible - you!

The reason the stock markets crushed is not so spot on from Peter's prediction but it simply has to do with countries entering into recession.

It doesn't take a huge amount of brain power to predict that if the entire economy on a global scale is suffering then no market stands a chance; it being the stock market or the crypto market.

And it is true, people only spread information that will favour them there's no genuine predictions here other  than trying to 'save their own skin'. If people like the main person who made this thread really believes everything then at least I sure hope that there aren't many like that.

What do you mean by a qualifying bet when you say that there's no minimum bet for this €30K prize pool?

Also, this promo isn't among your promos casino which as of today there were about 4. Is this prize pool competition completely of the charts and run as and when on top of the existing ones?

Btw you guys seem to have done a really good job at getting a well-rounded selection of games and the affiliate program is also not that bad. I wonder if people on here will be happy to share their experience using this casino. There's only so much trust you can put in the testimonials.

I hope the free trial and up to 90 spins or so will help with getting more people to try out your casino. From the looks of it, it is a decent looking casino and once you take a closer looks you realize that the major downfall of this is the low number of members.

As of now, 10am BST there are only 80 members, and this can surely by several times higher. It is a shame to have come so far when everything looks (I haven't yet tried out the games) good.

There's something that this casino needs to do and that is go hard on marketing and advertising everywhere. Even put together some competitions with really nice prizes 

The ability to remain anonymous in crypto is a growing concern not only for people who make a good amount of money but for any individual who wants no tracing as this was the purpose of decentralization.

Defeating that core value that crypto is known for is going to cut the traffic on a gambling/casino site right down. But in a way it still is an issue if these places want to operate within legal bounds. It is a conundrum and the solution isn't as simple as keeping verifiable records.

The growing issue for this much needed solution is the need for standard grounds, that will apply to places outside of a certain area.
Will we see this happen?  I think this depends on the regulatory bodies lining up with crypto space and as we have seen this is already challenging, alas greater efforts must be made.

Still, you can't beat yourself up too much! You knew that you had a good chance and you took it the fact that other players also had a similar better hand and some even better meant that you went with your guts, not always advisable when gambling but so long as you had fun. You can get them next time!

Also, in the next series you can take a step back and re-think your moves, all these experiences amount to making us better players and make better decisions. There are still quite a few more rounds to go, so plenty of time to get back at the game with a winning blow - something you don't know until you try.

These winnings in ETH and USDT are huge, clearly from whales or alike. Would this high wagering already not put off like >80% of the players when they see who they're against?

I understand this is a popular contest and everybody wants to get involved but would maybe more promos work to retain some of the little players in the competition run? Something to have on the side to keep every player happy

That movements sure sounds like that of an authoritarian whale. Despite the LTC investors drop to nearly nothing it is surprising to me to see this quick recovery on behalf of Yolo. The fact that these guys are coming back means that this is an investors platform, given how they dealt with the emptying of their reserves.

In any case, such a move should have been anticipated as a casino if you don't expect a large reserve depletion every once in a while then there's no point in trying to convince others that your casino is worth being online.

Unfortunately, many people once they get their hands on gambling go straight to the casino in the hope of multiplying their income. Yeah, that's NOT going to happen.

In fact, when people think of gambling as a way to make money then the first thing they should be having on their mind is that they are going to lose that money. So the best remedy for that is to start thinking how to prevent this from happening, and there a few ways to do this.

Just by a quick Googling, people have already recognized this problem and there are countless of blogs and articles writing about this but this one here is most recent and does have some 'meat' to it.

You might think that these things discussed like practice on free games or with faucets are common sense but yet many don't consider these things and blow their money off within seconds.

Just to finish off with this: crypto is a great innovative space where if you know your way around you can make money relatively easily but you have to put in the time and effort. Equally, crypto unfortunately is also a space where money can be lost as easy if not easier than money can be made! A fact to keep in mind!

That's true, you never know the hardships people have gone through even if on the surface it may look like it was easy.  The fact that now you can ear as much as 40x while playing Plinko is sensational, something you don't see everyday. And while the payout is decent it also reflect the wagering amount required of 400, most people can't afford that so you gotta have some faith also before enrolling in this amazing competition.

The pandemic has given everyone the time to rest not only their goals but their minds also. Rather than spending the time gambling in the hope that you'll win some extra cash I'd recommend to instead educate yourself with all this extra time.

Use the time wisely to better yourself and learn perhaps skills which will allow to get into a job where you can't be made redundant or where your skills are really needed so that you can be free of worries about what your future job holds for you.

Yh, it has been puzzling many people why a new thread was made but looking at the old one it seems that this one is far better with more content and it is more up to date of what an ANN thread should look like. Still I've not heard one word why this was decided but I suppose they just wanted a fresh start 

This casino has actually been running not only for a few years now but people are genuinely happy with the service these guys provide and the games are good too, payout is alright and the promos are decent too. Lately they've become even more active than before, so nothing to complain really just a word of 'keep it up' 

Thanks for getting back to me on this. Interesting stuff for sure.

I find the concept quite clever and a much needed solution to an ongoing problem. And out of curiosity, is there any other casino that you know of which engaged and adopted a similar decentralized oracle network to overcome the blockchain 'black box' in a way to feed off information to the blockchain network from the outside world, like Link is being used in this instance?

I don't know why you had the misconception that people gamble less when they've got less money lol, come on now.

If you take a look at minorities in countries like the Unites States, Germany, the UK etc, you'll find that minorities and lower income families tend to gamble more. This is because minorities often fall into the lower income group due to language barriers, lack of education etc.

You never hear about millionaires winning the lottery, because millionaires don't play the lottery. The time it takes them to walk down to the store and get a lottery ticket is net negative to them, add that on top of buying the ticket and it's a no go.

Remember guys, poverty = more gambling, especially in countries with a supportive government. Obviously poverty doesn't lead to gambling in places where people are literally living hand to mouth with no support from the gov.