Not sure if there'd be any interest here, as it appears most people use this forum for selling digital goods, but here goes. I'm selling an 80 gig PS3 with an upgraded hard drive to 500 gigs, with Kmeaw's custom firmware (v3.55). It comes  ready to play game backups and whatever homebrew/emulators you want (comes with MultiMan+BDEmu and blackb0x ftp server). The drive holds ~20-30 games. Includes two official controllers (one silver, one black), power cable, HDMI, etc. I'm looking to get the Bitcoin equivalent of $300 USD, plus shipping. I'm okay with using Clearcoin or whatever other escrow service you'd like to handle the transaction.

Are there any plans for MtGox to start using Dwolla's Grid API for automatic transactions?

I don't think anyone's going to want to play the higher match games. They're cheaper, and that's a nice incentive, but the prize pool is a limiting factor. No one's going to want to pay anything for a one in a million chance to win less than one bitcoin. I don't really know how you could fix that, though, since you'd have to put money in out of your own pocket to get the ball rolling :/

Well damn. I'm glad I said something! Glad I could be of some service.

Is there any way to deposit the money from these cards into one's bank account? Via dwolla, paypal, or some other service?

Tell me if my statistical assumptions are correct here:
I send 1 BTC to the Match 2 game, I get a 1:256 chance of winning.
I send 5 payments of 0.2 BTC (from different machines/accounts) to the Match 2 game, I get a 5:256 chance of winning, but I still only pay 1 BTC.

Are my prob and stats skills way off, or can I increase my odds of winning without actually submitting more money?