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January 29, 2018, 06:33:46 AM
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  While traditional bank/investors works, I was wondering what you guys/gals think of bank less casino.  This can be combined well with offer walls as well, but than people probably shouldn't be able to deposit, only withdraw.
  So say someone deposits a buck worth of crypto or earns a buck with videos/surveys etc, they can convert it to 100 000 points and gamble against the bank which is made up of points, if they want to sell, they have to put it up for sale through cashout, and the next person who needs points would buy it from them.  If no one wants to sell, than site could sell at that price, but people can't sell to the site.
 
  So it's like a trade order system but the order is locked at 1 usd=100,000 points, and you can only buy from bank.  Edge less or positive edge games could be explored, also coin flips between people or even difficult arcade style games where you pay to play a round and what you earn before you die is yours, difficulty can be adjusted to make it close to 50% gambling, but if some are really good they can earn a little more.  Or anything else really.
 
  To pay for the site and potentially profit, some kind of cashout fee or percent needs to happen.  So say you buy points and immediately sell them to someone else for the same locked price, you would get 98 cents instead of a dollar, or like 2$ bucks and min 20$ cashout, depending if it's micro stakes or normal.

  Anyhow thanks for reading this nonsense, What do you think, is this possible?

  My answer is maybe, but it would probably cost a lot of money to set everything up, running a reward site alone is not cheap, running a game site with lots of traffic on it's own is not cheap.
   

You basically covered it all up, everything can really be pinpointed that yes a cashless banking system for banks is possible utilizing the power of cryptocurrency to its full extent. However to set it all up everything needs to work to the fullest and that is via having programmable systems andt technology and of course players who are invested on this too
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February 08, 2018, 05:55:02 AM
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This system will be possible if the organizer ( the one handling the system) puts huge fees on withdrawals. We underestimate the huge costs involved in operating a casino. Even when we talk of an online casino, there are huge costs involved. For instance, they have to spend large amount of budget on bonuses and promotions only to attract more customers.

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February 11, 2018, 06:52:51 PM
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  While traditional bank/investors works, I was wondering what you guys/gals think of bank less casino.  This can be combined well with offer walls as well, but than people probably shouldn't be able to deposit, only withdraw.
  So say someone deposits a buck worth of crypto or earns a buck with videos/surveys etc, they can convert it to 100 000 points and gamble against the bank which is made up of points, if they want to sell, they have to put it up for sale through cashout, and the next person who needs points would buy it from them.  If no one wants to sell, than site could sell at that price, but people can't sell to the site.
 
  So it's like a trade order system but the order is locked at 1 usd=100,000 points, and you can only buy from bank.  Edge less or positive edge games could be explored, also coin flips between people or even difficult arcade style games where you pay to play a round and what you earn before you die is yours, difficulty can be adjusted to make it close to 50% gambling, but if some are really good they can earn a little more.  Or anything else really.
 
  To pay for the site and potentially profit, some kind of cashout fee or percent needs to happen.  So say you buy points and immediately sell them to someone else for the same locked price, you would get 98 cents instead of a dollar, or like 2$ bucks and min 20$ cashout, depending if it's micro stakes or normal.

  Anyhow thanks for reading this nonsense, What do you think, is this possible?

  My answer is maybe, but it would probably cost a lot of money to set everything up, running a reward site alone is not cheap, running a game site with lots of traffic on it's own is not cheap.
   

You basically covered it all up, everything can really be pinpointed that yes a cashless banking system for banks is possible utilizing the power of cryptocurrency to its full extent. However to set it all up everything needs to work to the fullest and that is via having programmable systems andt technology and of course players who are invested on this too
Yes bitcoin and other crypto currency is now making the society as cashless, you do not need to have cash with you in your pocket, but you can sue bitcoin everywhere in the world. You will not even become able to use bitcoin in your local shops where even the local shopkeepers will start accepting bitcoin for shopping in their shops.
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February 11, 2018, 07:04:31 PM
Last edit: February 11, 2018, 07:23:51 PM by mostkey
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This system will be possible if the organizer ( the one handling the system) puts huge fees on withdrawals. We underestimate the huge costs involved in operating a casino. Even when we talk of an online casino, there are huge costs involved. For instance, they have to spend large amount of budget on bonuses and promotions only to attract more customers.
but promotions and advertisements that are very helpful to be able to create a reputation from the casino. sooner or later the gamblers will soon learn about the ongoing casino. but promotions and advertisements must be successful. so that funds that have been out will be replaced with the number of players who register and enter there
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February 11, 2018, 07:21:16 PM
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Is OP talking about cashless casino or bankless casino because i am kinda confused here. And with fees being involved, I am sure lots of people will be unwilling to pay an fees no matter how small it is.
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