999dice reportedly cheats players, I would avoid it.

As far as good places to play/invest:

MoneyPot.com (), Betking.io, Just-Dice.com, Crypto-Games.com, SatoshiDice.com

Some sites people have also mentioned here:

PrimeDice.com is good for playing at but they don't allow users to play as the house, BitVest.io has a huge house edge and they don't do enough volume to justify an investment, Cryptosdice.com is a very new site I have spoke with their owners but for now I wouldn't invest or play with them (too small of a house bankroll + not enough traffic to justify investment).

Others:
Nitrogensports.eu is fantastic as a sportsbook I personally am not a fan of their dice, but I like their black jack.

DirectBet.eu is OK, their sportsbook odds are bad and I haven't tried their casino

I would avoid any SoftSwiss/Coingaming.io casino (so that would be BitCasino.io, mBit, Betcoin, Bitcoin.com's casino etc), house edge's are extremely high and they lie about jackpots.

To answer a few questions:

Apps can be set up to run on their own BR and kick back bets larger than what they can handle to MoneyPot. This takes a bit of extra coding on the app owner's end, and in the future we may or may not allow this if it becomes an issue (i.e. every app starts doing it), right now no active MoneyPot site does this I believe.

As far as app owners betting EV+: This is false. As stingleword said, MoneyPot's bankroll only accepts bets that are Kelly compliant (EV+ for bankroll). App owners do bet on their own sites, however they make up a very minor portion of the site volume.

Just left you negative. Users were not coming from JD to your site, stop lying.

Interesting he left you negative feedback.

Don't claim 4000 users when that's blatantly false. Most users do at minimum a few hundred bets each: You don't need a big bankroll either, most crypto players have a tiny per bet average.

Your script is also a blatant rip off of Dooglus' site, no one should even consider bidding on this unless he said/says its ok for someone to use his intellectual property.

He doesn't need to worry about bankroll since he is using SoftSwiss (just like nearly every shitty casino out there).

Please develop your own software or at the very least don't work with companies that provide games that are not provably fair, and especially companies that provide BetSoft games. There is plenty of proof that BetSoft cheats players on the advertised "jackpots" for their games.

Also as a heads up: You probably won't get many players if you go the SoftSwiss route. There are quite literally dozens of SoftSwiss casinos on the market that have been there for years.

And this isn't just aimed at SoftSwiss, but also at Coingaming.io and other service providers that offer BetSoft games. I don't necessarily think that SoftSwiss is a bad organization, but they really need to drop BetSoft's game line.

One more note: I'm pretty sure you would also be pretty limited in terms of the alt-coins you would be allowed to accept (if any) if you went with them.

4000 users and only 2200 bets / 200 wagered?

Bullshit.

This will never sell anywhere close to his asking price.

We have plans for adding a leaderboard, that way we can do more giveaways on a monthly basis

Actually, players do get kicked from physical casinos all the time. There is even a business centered around identifying advantage players and selling it casinos. In a physical setting, it is possible for players to have an advantage over the house if they find a weakness (normally a shitty dealer), this is not technically cheating and is completely legal play.

With online casinos there is no point in banning a player unless they are addicted to gambling, because there is no way for advantage players to operate (unless you coded your payout structure wrong).

We agree

In regards to the big winner yesterday:

At one point he was up over 50BTC before closing the night out at +20BTC. He was betting over 10BTC a time and did over 600BTC wagered

3 @0.25

Stop shilling a site that can't even crack 10 BTC volume a day.

Blockchain is the largest wallet provider at the moment and it isn't even that close. Coinbase is the closest to them, but most people use Coinbase to buy/sell BTC and not as a wallet.

Can we pay in Bitcoin or is it just Bitcoin cashback and we have to pay with a credit card?

If you can't show proof of trades I am leaving negative trust. Every exchange/broker keeps records of your trade history.

Right now you are behaving as the typical scammer: Run a few small deals/loans (i.e. get a few 0.01 BTC loans as "trust loans") and give the investor a nice return on those, build up your feedback, and then you raise a much larger amount of money (such as in this case) and poof, no more payments.

Leaving negative rep for promoting a scam. Gamebet's developers ran off with ICO funds several weeks ago (as well as shut down their site + locked their Bitcointalk thread).

More on topic:
crypto-games.net offers support for a few alt-coins, as does a newer site called cryptodice.

Just left a nice negative rep for promoting a scam coin that shut down their website and locked their Bitcointalk thread a solid 10 days before you made that post.

People are so clueless its mind boggling. It doesn't even matter if this team is legit or not (i.e. doesn't run off with money), unless they are raising money on at most a $100k valuation (key word is valuation, not raising $100K) this is a rip off. P2P sports/esports betting is inherently flawed because of the P2P structure (its much less efficient for racking up volume compared to a traditional sportsbook... and you make your money from volume).

Looks scammy. You did a bunch of small funds before, where you capped TOTAL investment (not per person) at around $300 bucks, now you are asking for over $300 per person.

Can you show proof of any of your trades?