Most of the lotteries here in the US do require you to be legal residents. Ofcourse there are options for out of state people. Not sure about the one accepting bitcoin though.

If you have money in the right casinos(assuming you are talking about investment based ones) , then most of them offer an address where most of the coins are stored to prove solvency. If they get hacked it would become evident.

As for the trust, its a personal choice, I don't trust either as a casinos can simply claim to be hacked and leave out users with nothing, on the other hand they could be running insolvent(maybe after a hack) which again would mean users will not receive their money that they invested.

Wouldn't it work out to be the same probability then ? unless it offers more money than the number of tickets sold.

The risk of being scammed incase of a big prize pool is too high. I haven't played much lottery, how is buying tickets in groups better than buying them individually ?

I guess thats something you can never prove on any site. If a site turns to scam in such a manner, they could be doing it through any username and not always making it obvious.

I am sure one of these days there will be a winner who is out of states and will win a big amount only to realize he can't cash out his winnings.

I think its something that was there on their site before. Probably its a different bonus going on right now. I had got mine in the start of when Jetwin introduced casino .

I believe they allowed rollovers for bonus on roulette before. I did once got a bonus on there and withdrew it. But doesn't make sense for them to do so as the chances of people just using that is high. However instead of roulette you can do the same thing on sports like in tennis bet on opposite players so you will even out on anyone winning.

I remember last year a post on reddit about a casino which started to accept bitcoin for gambling in vegas. So probably we already have one. Doesn't look like it would be much of a craze though.

Its confusing due to the names. Probably betcointm came first due to the account name on here, but I don't remember seeing them anytime before . Maybe they restarted their website.

That is correct. Also its not easy to tilt it again without people noticing. So just incase someone actually notices the tilt, then they can cause heavy damages to the casino by just betting in their own favor.

Majority of the gambling happens physically and not software based. For roulette the way rigging works in a live environment is by tilting it or setting it up so the probability of the ball to land on a particular area is more. Even if you were playing on a tilted roulette wheel, there is no way to know which way it is and if it will ever affect your rolls, also with so many gamblers I doubt casinos would rig it to go to any direction as they are not against just one player betting in that area.

To add my experience with the cards, I got 3 cards with the denominations of 10/15/25 . I didn't read here about the Power rewards membership which was needed, so I went to the store with just a game stop account. Out of the 3, I was able to use one of them because the store employee didn't know how to process them and just did so as a promo. However on the second store I was told that I would need to have a power rewards membership.


Later I spoke to DigitalCrypto and he confirmed the same. However it will require me to go to the store and request a membership(doesn't seem that it can be done just online) which I believe is free.
I haven't gone to the store yet, but might do so later this week. I believe these should work just fine if you have a Power rewards membership. My only concern at this point is that if a coupon can work with any account on power rewards membership or does it only apply to one account( through which it was generated). I will probably try requesting a membership tomorrow and see if I am successful at it.

I also don't think there should be a problem as he has provided proof on pm of him using it. So if you already have a power rewards membership I am sure you can give this a try. Probably you can test it with a coupon of the 10$ denomination.

Live Roulette is not supposed to be electronics. Its the physical setup of the roulette game and a physical ball which is rolled. If you are playing electronics roulette on live , then its obviously not live.

One thing I have seen is them using the layout board where the chips are shown to be electronic. That doesn't interfere with the live part of the ball and the setup.

Autobots can't be live. Live means a live person in front of the camera and they talk to you . Autobots is not live. Not sure what you mean there.

I usually just bet a smaller amount on 2-3 confident bets at odds ranging from 1.4-1.7 . Usually pays off. I don't think there is a good strategy, but mostly depends on how sure you are of the bet. I only tend to add games which I am more sure of.

I have a game stop near my place , can take a vouch copy.

Will be happy to take a vouch copy and test it.

That doesn't matter much . One thing to note is that all the live casinos that you see on sites, aren't hosted by casinos themselves. They are live rooms which sell their service to these casinos for a fixed price. You will probably even see the same rooms on multiple sites.
The other thing to think about fairness is that since those live services are sold on a plan basis, they would not cheat/rig as they gain nothing themselves.

Cloudbet / mbit casino and I think the one I have in my sig link also has a live casino. Live casinos would be the ones where you have actual people on the camera and will have proof to show its actually live(calling out usernames who join is an example) .