Yes, this is why most TOS of new casinos have withdrawal caps If someone hits a 200k jackpot, he's going to be dragging it over a couple months until fully withdrawn.

I don't think that anyone questioned that anywhere, or am I wrong?

The point of crypto as a whole is to be outside of the gov regulated bubble, not to become one.

For now it's mostly speculation, here and there you have a thread popping out like this one: https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/po2uzk/i_created_an_opensource_ethereum_miner_for_xbox/

But I'm still researching and will link you too it soon

In general though, all the current gen consoles are capable of doing it, it's just a question on how much and how long they can sustain it.

I'll keep you posted! 

This is not true, licensed casinos need to have a registered office, some of them even require more than one.

MGA licenses as one example, where you have to have an office in Malta.
Curacao license as the second example, where you have to have it in Curacao.

Then, if you want to attract talent, you can't have just one office on a remote island, you need it somewhere where the talent is.

It's another story if it's an unlicensed casino, then it's rouge territory.

The bonus is what makes up the experience, no? I think the bonus structure is an essential part, especially if you're a VIP.

I'm not talking about free no deposit bonuses that have a gazillion times wagering requirements.

Tehnički gledano da, nisi jedini koji to radi, postoje firme koje se bave isključivo tim poslom i trejdaju valute.

Ali je pitanje o kojem se iznosu radi, jel to tvoj privatni novac ili si trejd odradio s obrtom/firmom koja je registrirana za to.

Ima hrpa varijabli, ali recimo bezveze primjer:

Ajmo reć da si prije par godina na kraju godine ostvario čistu dobit od 6 milijuna kuna, porez plaćen i sve to. Kupio si USD za tih 6 milijuna, a sad, godinu dana kasnije, ih prodaješ za 7.6 milijuna. Efektivno si odradio 1,6 Mil prihode, na koje se moraju platiti porezi.

Naravno, najbolje se konzultirati s knjigovođom i poreznim savjetnikom oko takvih stvari.

Gambling should never become the major source of income, it's just not healthy. It can be a hobby or an entertainment factor, but depending solely on gambling as an only source of income is not that sustainable and I'm not sure how good it is for your mental health.

I know a few professional poker players that had made a proper career out of it, but I think that there's a difference between a poker player and a slots player.

That's so true, but try to tell that to Sweden and Poland, they are still a hard nut to crack, they just don't want to open up for this industry :/ Maybe once this generation of politicians exchange. 

I see that everyone is throwing the 100k amount as "enough" and that's not true. That's barely enough to cover your bankroll for the VIP players, let alone jackpots.

If you're planning on opening a legit, licensed casino, with some caps on winnings and withdrawals, then you're probably looking at a minimum of 1 mil, with 3 mil being ideal.

Some of the service platforms that you'll employ will cost money + a percentage of your revenue. Other platforms will ask for a fixed monthly fee, look at Swiss Soft for the platform, Affilka for the Affiliate management, Coinspaid as a payments provider and so on.

You'll be looking at a minimum of 10 people employed for three years, which can get expensive within the iGaming sphere.

Then you have the affiliate deals, which can eat you up within the first six months.


So, the biggest expenses that I would say are (ranked)
#1. Bankroll funds (for payouts, jackpots, VIP players etc)
#2. Marketing costs (SEO, Affiliates, Promotions)
#3. Platform cost (fixed + rev share deals)
#4. Employment (depends how much people you have)

That's the thing though, it's not the casinos who have the full control over it - it's the payments provider. I'm not sure which payments provider Stake has, I see that they have Tron, but I wanted to register with them for ages so will test it out this week.

Take a look at Coinfy, BitPay or other services, they are the ones regulating what a casino can offer. Then it's up to the casino to pick out the ones they want and can afford.

I'm already within the industry, have been since the start of crypto gambling, but in the past few years a lot of users complained about "not offering exotic coins", which is exactly why I researched the market found out WINk and Wagerr, but overall I just have the feeling that people are complaining because they can complain, in the end the most popular coins will always be the most used.


I genuinely didn't know this. It explains a lot about the brand then

Which is what I hoped some of the users here already tested But I'll try to do it myself then and test it out, I'm just curious and would like to rank them all per performance.

I was on a crypto convention some years ago and met the guy behind the FUN token, he sold me this really good story on how they will revolutionize the casino industry once they launch fully. Now, god knows how many year later, I can still see them around, but instead of a "revolution" or "disruption", they are mostly just hovering around the industry.

Now, I'm aware that licensed casinos are tied to payment providers, and then they mostly use whichever currency that payment provider offers, but I personally would still love to see some exotic coins here and there. Something like WINk or Wagerr.

So, I wanted to ask the community in which coins would make the most sense to get implemented, which ones would you like to see more off?

Sad si me sjetio Linusa kad je radio onaj video oko grijanja: https://youtu.be/1WLIm4XLPAE

Ali da, vjerojatno je ovo sve još neki wishful thinking.

Hey guys,

I'm trying to make an article that would rank all the current gen consoles and their mining capabilities, this is just for a random assignment that I'm doing, I'm not serious about mining on consoles

I found enough info on the PS5 and Xbox Series XIS, but I'm having trouble getting any on Valve's Steam Deck.

This is the console I'm talking about: https://store.steampowered.com/steamdeck

It is a Zen 2 + RDNA 2 setup on Linux, and it can be easily modified.

In terms of the software and hardware, what would need to be modified and what could one expect?

p.s. I'm still new to the forum so I hope I placed this in the right sub-category.

You mean like demo games that some fiat brands have? Yeah I was wondering why this isn't the norm with crypto casinos. Most fiat brands have them and you can play the demo version without even registering, you just open it up and spin the slots for a few minutes. I remember that CasinoEuro did a whole review series on YouTube by only using demo games: https://www.youtube.com/@casinoeurochannel

Slična priča je s korporacijama, samo što tamo odgovaraš sa dionicama u tvom portfoliju koje si dobio od korporacije, ili imaš penale u obliku "50% godišnje plaće".

Ali razlog zašto su amerikanci u jednu ruku toliko inovativni i "upješni" je zato što zakon pogoduje poduzetnicima, možeš zajebat i krenut ispočetka u roku od jednog kvartala, dok te se kod nas provlači kroz liste dužnika i slično )

So, same like there are payment providers like CoinsPaid, that generate the address and sort out the payments between the casino and the user, you think that it would be smart to have a "KYC provider" that would be a third-party body that would KYC everyone, and then regardless of the casino you're playing, it would state that you're KYC-ed?

It sounds interesting, but then we would again end up with the same question "when to KYC", just on the KYC providers side.

A vjerojatno ovisi kakav setup si napraviš.

Ajmo reć da živiš negdje tamo oko Splita ili niže, imaš solarne ploče na krovu i napraviš si kombinaciju gdje možeš imati minere za grijanje, to bi onda već bila neka konkretna priča. Vjerojatno bi se trebalo ić na neku custom soluciju, ne na ovo iz ovog threada, ali bi imali smisla ako nisi spojen na grid.

From the research that I did most of them range between 1 BTC and 3 BTC, it depends on the casino. Some claim even 4, but those weren't licensed to begin with, so I have no clue.