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Is this a custom made software? Looks pretty decent.
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Since there isn't much insight into the industry and yet there are many operators in it, would some of you share your experience in terms of casino players as well as sports bettors average value and average bets?
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Well of course they do due dilligence, and some of them are passionate. But essentially, it is a numbers game. A casual VC invests in 10-20 companies per year. 8-16 (80%) of them fail miserably, 1 or 2 make it to the IPO stage and multiple cashout. Of course they would try to protect their investment, but in most cases in the tech world VC investments are hype driven. A few examples would be:
1. daily deals market - 1 major site showed incredible growth, hundreds of VC backed sites were born to crash miserably later.
2. social gaming and casinos - same story
3. social networks - same story
4. online food ordering - just a few of those sites sticked, the rest were closed or acquired
5. even the startup incubators are based on hype. techstars and 500 startups had a great success and every second VC thought he could have his own incubator...why?...because when you invest in 30 startups 20k each, that's 600k investment, but if just 2-3 of those 30 make it to the IPO stage you have a multi-million exit.... A numbers game.
Don't praise them too much as they are entirely driven by greed.
Now bitcoins are the hot topic so they all want to jump in and bank big time, as they always did.
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They did publish some inspiring bitcoin gambling articles though...which brought us to open a bitcoin casino. So it isn't all negative publicity.
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SBR is not slashing bitcoins as bitcoins, it's slashing the bitcoin sportsbooks because they can't afford to pay the hefty fees. Same goes for other sportsbooks. We have ran a regular sportsbook for quite some time in the past, and we had a lot of negotiations with SBR and at the end of the day it always came down to large monthly sponsorship fees. At the time they took a fixed monthly fee (5-15k USD) + 5-8% commission on all of their players.
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Apart from selling pixels on the forum are you advertising the page somewhere? (just a curious marketing question)
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If bitcoin becomes an official currency, the decentralized idea will disappear as with any country and currency there is a controlling institution over it.
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VCs invest in bitcoins as they see a money making machine. It is a no brainer. VCs love to invest in hyped products and companies as their investment multiplies pretty quickly due to the hype.
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You have to check our roulettes. They have stunning unmatched graphics by any bitcoin casino! |
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Coinurl is the best, biggest bitcoin anon advertising network i know.
We generate most sales from coinurl.
Is there any specific way to advertise on coinurl? We tried them yesterday, ordered 1k impressions and this is what we got in return: 3. coinurl.com / referral 114 1.02 00:00:01 98.25% 98.25% 114 impressions, 1 second ones (even though I put 10 secs in their config) and the rest is bounce rate. |
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Where is your pay per click program? We tried the cpm and it didn't perform well at all.
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How secure are android bitcoin wallets? I have heard of some android viruses, are the wallets secure from them?
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That's really amazing! Few large deals like that could really make bitcoins a popular payment method in the US.
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coinmap seems to be for local businesses accepting bitcoins. I am more interested in online
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I have noticed a few bitcoin ad networks such as coinurl, bitcoinadvertising.com and others. Which are the best ones to advertise in?
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Do you want to? There is a very easy way to do it. We offer a game called No Zero Roulette, which matematically holds no house edge. This means that if you bet on red and black at the same time X amount of times, you will always end up with the same balance that you started.
 ? ok, this is how the roullete will work with no house edge. but what this have to do with provably fair RNGs? Well it has everything to do with it. A casino is either fair or it isn't. The idea behind the provably fair technology is that it proves that the casino is fair to you. This is what I am offering to prove you right now. A live test of our RNG and system. No Zero Roulette doesn't prove it's fair. Of course betting on red and black will give you no change in balance if there's no zero. A rigged RNG would do that too. You need to prove to us that your RNG is fair. You can do that by making it provably fair. We already have that planned for the near future. |
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Do you want to? There is a very easy way to do it. We offer a game called No Zero Roulette, which matematically holds no house edge. This means that if you bet on red and black at the same time X amount of times, you will always end up with the same balance that you started.
? ok, this is how the roullete will work with no house edge. but what this have to do with provably fair RNGs? Well it has everything to do with it. A casino is either fair or it isn't. The idea behind the provably fair technology is that it proves that the casino is fair to you. This is what I am offering to prove you right now. A live test of our RNG and system. |
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Do you want to? There is a very easy way to do it. We offer a game called No Zero Roulette, which matematically holds no house edge. This means that if you bet on red and black at the same time X amount of times, you will always end up with the same balance that you started.
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