Dice site with investment options?

[leex1528]

Is there a good legit dice site that you can invest in?  I know someone used to have one(I think just-dice maybe?)  But I haven't seen one lately, I sort of looked around to see if I could find one and I didn't find any legit options, anyone have any helpful thoughts for me?

[Esally]

The best is bitdice.me, I have some money there that has close to doubled. Or the most risky and most porfitable is still just-dice, I'm almost up x5 in bitcoin value from the 100 clams I bought, but if JD shuts down the value of clam will be 0. Another option is MoneyPot which allows you to invest in BetterBets an other sites, but the returns are likely not really worth the risk (I'm only now finally up 5%, after 2 months of loss). For sites like: Win88, PocketRocketCasino, DaDice, PeerBet don't listen to the owners and do your own research but I'm sure they're all either scams in the making or when they shut down they'll take everyones money with them. DiceNow I think is also legitimate but has no volume so pointless to invest in

[Nobitcoin]

The best is bitdice.me, I have some money there that has close to doubled. Or the most risky and most porfitable is still just-dice, I'm almost up x5 in bitcoin value from the 100 clams I bought, but if JD shuts down the value of clam will be 0. Another option is MoneyPot which allows you to invest in BetterBets an other sites, but the returns are likely not really worth the risk (I'm only now finally up 5%, after 2 months of loss). For sites like: Win88, PocketRocketCasino, DaDice, PeerBet don't listen to the owners and do your own research but I'm sure they're all either scams in the making or when they shut down they'll take everyones money with them. DiceNow I think is also legitimate but has no volume so pointless to invest in

bitdice.me how long to double your money if you don't mind me asking ?

[leex1528]

The best is bitdice.me, I have some money there that has close to doubled. Or the most risky and most porfitable is still just-dice, I'm almost up x5 in bitcoin value from the 100 clams I bought, but if JD shuts down the value of clam will be 0. Another option is MoneyPot which allows you to invest in BetterBets an other sites, but the returns are likely not really worth the risk (I'm only now finally up 5%, after 2 months of loss). For sites like: Win88, PocketRocketCasino, DaDice, PeerBet don't listen to the owners and do your own research but I'm sure they're all either scams in the making or when they shut down they'll take everyones money with them. DiceNow I think is also legitimate but has no volume so pointless to invest in

So pretty much bit dice.me?  I haven't even heard of it before, is there reviews from trustworthy members at all?  I just wanted to make sure I am not getting screwed by choosing something to invest in and since you are new, I just have to ask if anyone trustworthy has any thoughts to these sites

[Shogen]

Is there a good legit dice site that you can invest in?  I know someone used to have one(I think just-dice maybe?)  But I haven't seen one lately, I sort of looked around to see if I could find one and I didn't find any legit options, anyone have any helpful thoughts for me?

A list of sites with investment feature that I personally consider legit: Bitdice, PRC, Satoshidice, Safedice, Peerbet, Moneypot (not really a dice site), Justdice (in clams). Don't fully trust my (and others) opinion and you should make your own judgment on the sites' legitimacy carefully before investing your coin.

[ndnh]

The best is bitdice.me, I have some money there that has close to doubled. Or the most risky and most porfitable is still just-dice, I'm almost up x5 in bitcoin value from the 100 clams I bought, but if JD shuts down the value of clam will be 0. Another option is MoneyPot which allows you to invest in BetterBets an other sites, but the returns are likely not really worth the risk (I'm only now finally up 5%, after 2 months of loss). For sites like: Win88, PocketRocketCasino, DaDice, PeerBet don't listen to the owners and do your own research but I'm sure they're all either scams in the making or when they shut down they'll take everyones money with them. DiceNow I think is also legitimate but has no volume so pointless to invest in

My favorites is Just-Dice and BitDice.me, but with the latter it is a little risky. I invested a little and it is still negative. (some highroller winning)
SafeDice is a good one too.

idk, prc, peerbet doesn't have any legit claims against them afaik. Da Dice has no investment option.

[joksim299]

Is there a good legit dice site that you can invest in?  I know someone used to have one(I think just-dice maybe?)  But I haven't seen one lately, I sort of looked around to see if I could find one and I didn't find any legit options, anyone have any helpful thoughts for me?

Some users made god ROI investing to SafeDice. If you are looking just for Dice site to invest. I would also suggest BitDice.me and SafeDice.
For other casino investment good service to invest is Moneypot.com with new deal for investors.

[leex1528]

Thanks for all the responses, I will check out a few of these sites and see what one I should invest in.  The only problem I have with some of these sites is that there is already so much invested it might seem like a waste of time if you don't invest several BTC into a site and then its the matter of having lots of BTC booked into one.

[joksim299]

Thanks for all the responses, I will check out a few of these sites and see what one I should invest in.  The only problem I have with some of these sites is that there is already so much invested it might seem like a waste of time if you don't invest several BTC into a site and then its the matter of having lots of BTC booked into one.

If you are investing small amount you can take high-risk level and get high returns even with small investment.

[Lutpin]

I invested some BTCtc into Crypto-Games.net, started small and now got a decent amount invested.
They don't offer kelly investments, but so far I got a good return.
Another up is that there are also several altcoins to invest.
Might be worth taking a look and seeing if it's also something for you.

[leex1528]

Thanks for all the responses, I will check out a few of these sites and see what one I should invest in.  The only problem I have with some of these sites is that there is already so much invested it might seem like a waste of time if you don't invest several BTC into a site and then its the matter of having lots of BTC booked into one.

If you are investing small amount you can take high-risk level and get high returns even with small investment.

Is this normal on any site?  Is there a specific site that does that?  Not really sure how that works haven't read anything about that at all so What site does that?

[joksim299]

Thanks for all the responses, I will check out a few of these sites and see what one I should invest in.  The only problem I have with some of these sites is that there is already so much invested it might seem like a waste of time if you don't invest several BTC into a site and then its the matter of having lots of BTC booked into one.

If you are investing small amount you can take high-risk level and get high returns even with small investment.

Is this normal on any site?  Is there a specific site that does that?  Not really sure how that works haven't read anything about that at all so What site does that?

SafeDice , BitDice and PRC have this option.
There is a good explanation about this in PRC Thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=663326.msg9974183#msg9974183

[PocketRocketsCasino]

It's fact that https://pocketrocketscasino.eu is the safest and most profitable Bitcoin dice site to invest in.
I'm the owner but don't take my word, or any shills for other sites, and check sites like http://dicesites.com/ which record all bets and stats of all the dice sites and report their daily/weekly wagered, profit and amounts invested. You can make a better decision by looking at real data on their.


I would however say that there is so much invested at PRC, around 3500 Bitcoin, that you probably would not see too much return in terms of actual Bitcoin if you invested a small amount. Your ROI percentage would still be good however.

[leex1528]

Thanks for all the responses, I will check out a few of these sites and see what one I should invest in.  The only problem I have with some of these sites is that there is already so much invested it might seem like a waste of time if you don't invest several BTC into a site and then its the matter of having lots of BTC booked into one.

If you are investing small amount you can take high-risk level and get high returns even with small investment.

Is this normal on any site?  Is there a specific site that does that?  Not really sure how that works haven't read anything about that at all so What site does that?

SafeDice , BitDice and PRC have this option.
There is a good explanation about this in PRC Thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=663326.msg9974183#msg9974183

Thanks for the quick response, I'll do some digging around and see what this is all about.  It seems almost like gambling on gambling and you can do your own odds, rather interesting..

[NLNico]

You could have a look at my site: http://dicesites.com

Personally I have easily more than doubled my investment at PRC over the last 1.5 years, had decent profits at SafeD too and actually have a few coin loss on BD for a while now. But that doesn't mean that much.

More interesting to look at recent wagered amounts, your share in BR (currently at PRC you would get small share), commission/house edge/kelly-options and most importantly how much you estimate to trust the website. Do remember dice.ninja that stole 2k btc from investors.

[leex1528]

You could have a look at my site: http://dicesites.com

Personally I have easily more than doubled my investment at PRC over the last 1.5 years, had decent profits at SafeD too and actually have a few coin loss on BD for a while now. But that doesn't mean that much.

More interesting to look at recent wagered amounts, your share in BR (currently at PRC you would get small share), commission/house edge/kelly-options and most importantly how much you estimate to trust the website. Do remember dice.ninja that stole 2k btc from investors.

That is a great site, thank you. I had no idea a site like that existed, I guess its time to put on my college hat and start studying what would be the best investment for me, I am not looking to invest more than 1 BTC so I will have to kind of play my cards right and hopefully figure something out!

[joksim299]

You could have a look at my site: http://dicesites.com

Personally I have easily more than doubled my investment at PRC over the last 1.5 years, had decent profits at SafeD too and actually have a few coin loss on BD for a while now. But that doesn't mean that much.

More interesting to look at recent wagered amounts, your share in BR (currently at PRC you would get small share), commission/house edge/kelly-options and most importantly how much you estimate to trust the website. Do remember dice.ninja that stole 2k btc from investors.

That is a great site, thank you. I had no idea a site like that existed, I guess its time to put on my college hat and start studying what would be the best investment for me, I am not looking to invest more than 1 BTC so I will have to kind of play my cards right and hopefully figure something out!

NLNico's DiceSites.com is great source of data. You can also check Bitroll.co dice investment comparison, they invested 1BTC on the 1st October 2014 to each of the 8 dice sites.

[ndnh]

There is also SatoshiDice, 64blocks and a couple of other interesting sites.

[vendetahome]

im pretty sure dadice would be the best option to invest though i dont know if its safe now as they are swapping the owners or something like that so i would invest in satoshidice now

[Lutpin]

im pretty sure dadice would be the best option to invest though i dont know if its safe now as they are swapping the owners or something like that so i would invest in satoshidice now

As already said in this thread by ndnhc the investment option on DaDice has been disabled for good.

Da Dice has no investment option.