The review looks good, but just a few key points.

Users don't have to buy CLAMS... CLAMS where actually given away for free to all Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin addresses that held a balance over "dust" on May 12, 2014.  I think the distribution behind CLAM is a big factor in why Dooglus thought it would make a good "play coin". 

Dooglus closed Just-dice (BTC) and Doge-dice (DOGE) at the same time... CLAMS covered all of the user base from the two old dice sites without bringing over their monster market caps.  ALSO, Just-Dice existed prior to any fiat trades for CLAMS and such, so it was strictly a digital play token to the full extent of the word.

Also, Dooglus offered to pay for his 1,300 BTC fuck up, but the vast majority (if not all) of investors at Just-Dice prefered that the books get rolled back rather than hurting dooglus (Dooglus is also a significate investor of his own website + he takes 10% commission.)  Shit happens... I honestly can't believe that has stuck around as hard as it has.  1,300 BTC sounds like a lot, but it really wasn't back them.  Dooglus had around 4x that amount invested and could have easily covered.

One last thing, under Deposits and Withdraws... Just-dice does have that min deposit, but JD and FreeBitcoins.com have a deal worked out were FreeBitcoins faucet users have their funds tipped directly into their account.  This allows people to get a small taste of JD for free and within about 1 minute from requesting the tip. (JD allows 0 CLAM bets, but even playing with Satoshi's is more fun than playing with zeros because people like to watch balances build.

Here's our new dice game and site layout

"Ignore the noise, focus on core pillars of business, be compliant."

Thanks for the accurate and comprehensive interview on Bitcoin Millionaire! We can't emphasize these essential and fundamental thoughts enough about RAD Lending and beyond.

Gosh, I forget how intense those times were back then.

Is it just me or does JD seem about 1000x more chill than it was in those days?

The only problem is liquidity, but I love it as an investment.

here is BitDice Casino Quarterly Report: Q1 2018 Part 2, it is not very good news about the license.
https://medium.com/@BitDice/bitdice-casino-quarterly-report-q1-2018-part-2-6147c5337439

CLAM are a great investment now that so many are being wagered per day on Just Dice.

Thanks for producing such a helpful chart. Surprised to see that Safedice is more profitable than even crypto-games, which I thought was probably the biggest dice site around (or maybe I'm wrong). I'll take a look, perhaps Safedice has a bigger house edge which allows it to capture more profit with fewer players.

Bitdice and betking continue to disappoint i would suggest you remove your investment from these as the token price is already fallen a lot and dividend given are just pathetic, i hope they get there license so we can see some progress in the price

Mega action on poker last night on https://betking.io
We had multiple full tables with each player having $50,000 to $300,000 stacks!

There's not any higher stakes games running online.

Had a lot of dice action in the past few weeks and now BKB is worth $0.1003, more than most other gambling tokens including CSNO, FUN, CHP etc.

Small delay in new site and sports but hopefully looking to get that live by Monday.

Here's one of the biggest pots of the night

developers have promised a Part 2 of Quarterly Report: Q1. I think the report will have a lot of positive news that will push the price

Another massive bet today!

Thanks for the feedback.

1. The "exchange bankroll" is indeed separate from the site bankroll. That's why the "max amount" comes from - you cannot pull out more than we've put there. We'll increase the "bankroll" for sure, even later today, but we wanted to make sure everything works as expected.

2. The fees can change in the future. 3%-4% is what we consider a "safe zone" for now. The exchange ratios fluctuate pretty much and at this point we'd rather avoid potential losses. The rates are 2% "worse" than those at Shapeshift, but there are no other fees like network fees.

3. I was indeed thinking about opening exchange bankroll for investors. However I have no clear idea how this could be done. Well, I have an idea actually, but first I wanted to make sure the exchange is working in the first place, and there is enough daily volume to even consider going this way.

Tell me -- do you think a lower fee, e.g. 2%, would make you use the exchange more?

Cheers,
Ethan