MoneyPot.com :: The bitcoin gambling wallet

[RHavar]

Yeah it costs us more space on the database as well to do these bets but really the dust bets come with the territory because dice is like that. Is there any other restrictions,changes to income, or other pertinent details we should be aware of on the horizon? If so let's just get it out now so we can make alternate preparations and not be caught off guard and put into a position where we need to make development changes to suit your decisions. Sorry to be blunt, but really I figured our input as a first casino of Moneypot would be taken into more consideration when it has direct effects on what we provide.

Sorry, you're right. I'll hold off making such a change, I didn't realize it would be so controversial. I'll continue to take the approach of temporarily-banning grievous abusers of the current system until I have a more robust long-term solution.

I'll give a bigger discussion period for any changes that would impact apps (none of which I have planned), so we can sort this stuff out before-hand. =)

[jonte]

Looks like the investor profit just took a large blow. Luckily I noticed my invested value quickly plummeting and divested it all before the real damage occured. Must've been a large gambler who pulled off a lucky streak.

[iqbal14st]

Moneypot one company with butstabit ?

[hopenotlate]

Moneypot one company with butstabit ?

Owner is the same but they are two different projects, with separate bankrolls and also not related each other (except for the ownership).

Am I correct RHavar? 

[RHavar]

Moneypot one company with butstabit ?

Owner is the same but they are two different projects, with separate bankrolls and also not related each other (except for the ownership).

Am I correct RHavar? 

That's right. And for legal purposes, both MoneyPot.com and Bustabit.com are owned by the company MoneyPot SLR

[lorylore]

Looks like the investor profit just took a large blow. Luckily I noticed my invested value quickly plummeting and divested it all before the real damage occured. Must've been a large gambler who pulled off a lucky streak.

oh my. i just started investing!!! grr. well dont invest what you cant lose. so well hope it will turn better.

[RHavar]

Looks like the investor profit just took a large blow. Luckily I noticed my invested value quickly plummeting and divested it all before the real damage occured. Must've been a large gambler who pulled off a lucky streak.

hehe. As cowbay would say: "dust". Just yesterday I lost a net of like 100 BTC bankrolling XD

It seems most of the action was from "molloype" who wagered ~520 BTC on BB, and ended up losing about 0.456 BTC. However investors paid 2.56 BTC to BB in commissions, which results in a net investor loss of 2.11 BTC.

Remember, investing is a risky game, don't put any money in that you're not completely prepared to lose.

[hua_hui]

yah, feel the little bit of pinch but i am willing to bear it through. of course the idea of investment is to want to earn more, but it is whether you dare to risk it all or not, if u cant, better dont do it at all. half half will always get you losing.

[fitraok09]

how to invest in moneypot
idk how to invest please help

[joksim299]

how to invest in moneypot
idk how to invest please help

Navigate your browser to https://www.moneypot.com/investment , fill out the form and click Submit.
You can find more info regarding investment in FAQ https://www.moneypot.com/faq

[ranlo]

Looks like the investor profit just took a large blow. Luckily I noticed my invested value quickly plummeting and divested it all before the real damage occured. Must've been a large gambler who pulled off a lucky streak.

hehe. As cowbay would say: "dust". Just yesterday I lost a net of like 100 BTC bankrolling XD

It seems most of the action was from "molloype" who wagered ~520 BTC on BB, and ended up losing about 0.456 BTC. However investors paid 2.56 BTC to BB in commissions, which results in a net investor loss of 2.11 BTC.

Remember, investing is a risky game, don't put any money in that you're not completely prepared to lose.

Not *too* bad, then. It's gone up like 20 BTC in the past week and a half, so this is just a 10% drop from 9-10 days of profit.

[hua_hui]

well sadly to say, it is a 100% drop for me when cause i just start investing when it started to drop. but wait a few weeks out and it will be back on track, hopefully.

[kostya.ash]

I Want to ask
if I invested my money, can i take my money back at any time ?

[RHavar]

I Want to ask
if I invested my money, can i take my money back at any time ?

Yeah, you just own a stake in the bankroll which you can claim back at any time.

[hua_hui]

i have taken out and it works like a charm. however, i yet to try to take it out from moneypot.

[RHavar]

i have taken out and it works like a charm. however, i yet to try to take it out from moneypot.

As in, to withdraw your money? Just go to the "send" tab, enter a bitcoin address, an amount and confirm your password (and 2FA if you have one)

[EternalWingsofGod]

how to invest in moneypot
idk how to invest please help

Navigate your browser to https://www.moneypot.com/investment , fill out the form and click Submit.
You can find more info regarding investment in FAQ https://www.moneypot.com/faq

Kind of curious if bustabit which is formerly moneypot has a similar url for investing since I read its seperate ownership and bankrolls but since its not in the faq or if I missed it somewhere, Is moneypot the only one that has an investment part?
And also if they are different games
https://www.bustabit.com/investment (Does not Exist)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=709185.2340;topicseen

[RHavar]

Kind of curious if bustabit which is formerly moneypot has a similar url for investing since its not in the faq or if I missed it somewhere or is it just moneypot that has an investment part.
And also if they are different games
https://www.bustabit.com/investment (Does not Exist)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=709185.2340;topicseen

bustabit (also owned by me) doesn't offer an investment feature at the moment

[EternalWingsofGod]

Kind of curious if bustabit which is formerly moneypot has a similar url for investing since its not in the faq or if I missed it somewhere or is it just moneypot that has an investment part.
And also if they are different games
https://www.bustabit.com/investment (Does not Exist)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=709185.2340;topicseen

bustabit (also owned by me) doesn't offer an investment feature at the moment

Thanks for the clarification so investors hang out at moneypot and no double dipping two sides yet  
Thanks

(https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=709185.msg12628527#msg12628527)
Players can rest easy hehe

[ranlo]

Kind of curious if bustabit which is formerly moneypot has a similar url for investing since its not in the faq or if I missed it somewhere or is it just moneypot that has an investment part.
And also if they are different games
https://www.bustabit.com/investment (Does not Exist)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=709185.2340;topicseen

bustabit (also owned by me) doesn't offer an investment feature at the moment

Thanks for the clarification so investors hang out at moneypot and no double dipping two sides yet 
Thanks

(https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=709185.msg12628527#msg12628527)
Players can rest easy hehe

The issue with BAB is that it's a volatile game, so it doesn't work too well with an atomic bankroll.