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May 14, 2015, 08:31:04 PM
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Is this the highest max win there is in all Bitcoin land?

This is at http://www.dragons.tl/ which was one of the first services to accept BTC.
This is not possible they to have so many bitcoins to pay.What I suppose is that they only show outcome of 1000 Bitcoins bet.If think clearly I dont think anyone with so many btcs will go to play a game which is very complicated.
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May 15, 2015, 12:32:44 AM
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Can i ask what is this game? can i have a like to it? thanks

that game is dragontales.tl and you have to install their application first to access this casino, that is much complicated to play with high risk involve in it.
Few weeks ago someone recommended this game to me and I installed it and placed some amount of money too.Unfortunately I didn't succeed to understand this and was just running here and there in search of tasks but I lost my betted amount.Later I uninstalled it and gave up for good.

the one time i tried it i had a similar experience; although i didnt deposit, there so little to help you get started in terms of directions and teaching you what to do, and the controls were a headache to use as well.
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May 15, 2015, 01:50:50 AM
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Someone can explain to me how exactly their betting system works? What is the game you need to play there, standard dice? I haven't seen this site before.
This is how this works - you need to bet 1000 BTC and you have chance to win 81666.524 BTC from im? It is insane multiplayer, so the odds must be like ultra low
and probably designed that no one would ever want to try betting that huge amount of money when your chance of winning is like 1% or something...
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May 15, 2015, 04:23:26 AM
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80K+ bitcoin winner is more like a lottery not a gambling, i only know who wined 99BTC.
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May 15, 2015, 06:11:43 AM
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Someone can explain to me how exactly their betting system works? What is the game you need to play there, standard dice? I haven't seen this site before.
This is how this works - you need to bet 1000 BTC and you have chance to win 81666.524 BTC from im? It is insane multiplayer, so the odds must be like ultra low
and probably designed that no one would ever want to try betting that huge amount of money when your chance of winning is like 1% or something...
This seems very simple but it is not actually.All the players hide some amount under,behind some objects like statues,flowers,trees where ever you think other can not find before you.From all participant who placed bets run here and there to search those hidden amount and that's all.You can play it with very little amount,need not 1000 Bitcoins to play.I didn't succeed to win ,may be didn't understand it well.
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