Hey guys, thanks for the answers!
Correlation with bitcoin rate growth sounds reasonable, even though it's just an assumption. The bitcoin commission cost rise for the bitcoin input/output seems reasonable as well, but is this the only factor? What else can affect?

As for the fact that we shouldn't take into account the statistics on the number of bets due to bots: if a bot is set up by a live user, then for us he is the full-fledged player. Or do you mean bots can be launched by the casino owners themselves in order to increase a statistics?

Regarding YoloDice: don't you find it suspicious they just closed and didn't sell their casino?

Data on the average number of users and the average bid size would be also very useful to us.

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Hello guys!

My partners and I are about to launch our own casino, and any of your advises would be extremely useful for us.
Being right in a starting position we care the most about a conversion, and have some doubts about whether our targets are achievable or not.
For instanse, we've analyzed a statistics (i.e. from dicesites.com) for the last year and found  that some of the indicators reached their highs and started to decrease significantly since September 2020.
Actually the situation is quite similar for several casinos, so we afraid that it can be a result of a common market condition. For instance, daily bets fell sharply both for bastadice and yolodice, and the last one closed altogether.
So what are real figures in this sphere? How many people play in which casino? What's the average amount of a bet, how many bets does an average player make?
We are looking for people who are really qualified and experienced with launching and/or operating casino. Even though we are limited in our budgets, still we are pretty sure that clear understanding of the real situation and qualitative consulting are the keys for our success, so should you decide to help us - we are happy to reward your time spent for us, in so many different ways.

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I'm sorry for asking again, but still the description isn't clear enough for me. What is the moment of taking the fee? Why is the effective fee lower than 2%? And how does it work in terms of dilution itself? Could you please explain it in details? Thanks a lot in advance!

Thank you for the detailed explanation! The fact that the comission is paid only on the net profit really calms me down. Could you please also explain the dilution fee in details?

But what's the purpose? With gambling at least you have an entertainment, while with such investments you just gradually lose your money. No fun, no chance to win - day by day you just see, how your  investments are melting. Who are these people for whom it's okay?

Thank you for the answer!
But seems like mathematically it's unprofitable, because when a player loses - I as investor get only 50% of my profit taking into account the casino's fee, but if the player wins - I share all the risks with the casino on an equal basis. It means that my investment part will constantly decrease until it'll disappear at all.

You didn't understand me actually. My question is quite concrete: if I have 10B of 100B bankroll (which means I have 10% of the bankroll) and a lucky player wins 1B, so how will it affect my investing part?

Could you please clarify investment terms? What happens when a player wins his bet? Does it decrease my investment part in the bankroll and how?

First of all I'd like to thank everyone who answered my questions.
Does anybody know any other sites like dicesites.com?
Probably they also have some information I could collect and provide in one place.
For instance, MegaDice (ex-SatoshiDice) has no any presence at dicesites.com, though we would like to provide information about every significant and working dice.

Thanks, Dicesites.com is quite famous and useful, but still there's not enough of statistics. E.g. we cannot know how many players visit each dice per day. Also, bankroll of some dices like Prime is hidden, etc.

Hi Everyone

I want to launch a website dedicated to dices, so I'm looking for any information regarding this. I'm interested in site traffic, for instance - how many players visit each dice every day? Does anybody know where to get the data like this?