What's the most trustworthy dice site for US players?

[adaseb]

Primedice regardless, obviously. Not hard.

You didn't read the OP did you. He asked since PrimeDIce no longer accepts USA gamblers what is another alternative.

[Pony789]

If I were you, I would choose to play on Safedice for the low edge, but would never leave my bitcoin there. Several sites are slightly more trustworthy but to me the difference in house edge outweighs it.

[galbros]

When it comes to trust I have had a great experience with bitdice.me  If that is your primary consideration they are a good choice.

However I worry that this is just the start for US players and would not be surprised to see more and more sites close to them.

Good Luck!

[twister]

To each his own, I trust DaDice and they accept players from all over the world and the amount of rolls they have everyday shows that it is trusted by many players.

Directdice is an on-chain dice game. They also accept US players and they are trusted by many, you can even try some free bets by sharing about them on twitter/fb.

[michinzx]

I don't play dice often, but when i do i like crypto-games, completely anonymous and lower house edge too (.8%). 0 confirmation deposits and isnt planning on banning US player deposits anytime soon.

[lexuz]

I think trusted dice site number one is primedice, but i dont like dice gambling.

[marioantonini]

I just hope that other sites do not begin to block the players of some nations as did primedice. for now, i use more rollin.io and coinichiwa

[MrQuickie]

I think trusted dice site number one is primedice, but i dont like dice gambling.

Primedice is blocked in the US. Op is asking for dice sites that isnt blocked in there

[btc-facebook]

You can try rollin.io
Enjoy the most elegant for dice rolling ,achivement award, rain bot chat , Caesar , and many will come.
Deposit and withdraw almost instant and problem free

[Dabs]

There is a difference between not accepting US players, and not accepting connections from US ip addresses. Although that's just semantics.

If you want a different kind of dice, check out mine. Sure the site has only been around since this year (the domain was registered last year), but the owners have been around a few years.

[Slark]

There is a difference between not accepting US players, and not accepting connections from US ip addresses. Although that's just semantics.

If you want a different kind of dice, check out mine. Sure the site has only been around since this year (the domain was registered last year), but the owners have been around a few years.

I am confused here. Why some of dice or casino sites in general are not accepted in US? Isn't it that EVERY online casino is illegal? And if you are citizen of USA you can't legally (in theory) play at these sites?
Instead we have a situation that some gambling services blocked themselves and some others not from being accessed from US while in reality everything gambling related, blocked or not, is illegal.

[Dabs]

It's not illegal to operate a bitcoin thing in my country. Nor is it illegal to operate an online casino here. There are more illegal things where I live, that are more important than bitcoin or casinos, let alone bitcoin casinos.

There is also a difference between not illegal, and legal, but that difference might depend on who you ask.

[srgkrgkj]

You can try rollin.io
Enjoy the most elegant for dice rolling ,achivement award, rain bot chat , Caesar , and many will come.
Deposit and withdraw almost instant and problem free

yep yep Rollin is a amzing site with a respectable community and amazing owners who never fail to payout on time Da Dice has also seen much success with US players and is one of the most respected casino/dice sites of the current day theyre also nearing their 100 millionth roll so are pretty popular

[grendel25]

Someone should make a list of the key factors that make a dice site great:

1) Lowest house edge and provably fair bets

2) Most flexible bet options to include auto bet flexibility.  This means the site with the smallest and highest range of bet amount and most flexibility in change of percentages based on win/lose strategies would win.

3) Best customer support reputation

Well... I think the first two are more important and I'm sure there are other factors I'm leaving out which is why I can't be the one to put together a list. 

Just saying though... can't really drop names and say that one is better than another without mentioning key status such as house edge and betting flexibility.

Also, take all the "scam" accusations with a grain of salt.  There are a lot of butt-hurt internet trolls that get upset and 'cry' scam when their cute little betting strategies get whammied by the house edge.

[Mt. Gox]

SatoshiDice has a long history and was once the largest dice site but ownership of the site has been transferred at least once in the past (although the sale involved a huge sum of money so it's unlikely that the new owners would use it to scam). PRCDice.eu has been online for almost two years and have enjoyed an OK-ish reputation so far. DaDice is very new but they have become popular very quickly.

Actually SatoshiDice hasn't been accepting US based players for almost two years now:

Citing legal advice, Bitcoin gaming site SatoshiDice is closing to US players, moving to block all US-based IP addresses from the website.

Posting on Bitcointalk and the Bitcoin reddit page, satoshidicepr, an official representative of the site who asked to remain anonymous, said the decision, which is effective as of today, was taken following “extensive legal counsel.”

Source: http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-gaming-site-satoshidice-closes-to-us-players/

US players can play the on-chain SD game by getting a SD address on https://blockchain.info/popular-addresses without accessing the page.

Ah yes, before I knew about SatoshiDice having an off-chain game, I always wondered how they were able to block US-based players since I thought only their on-chain game existed.

Also, everyone in this thread is just posting either their own dice site or the one they have in their signature. There doesn't appear to be any consensus at all as to what dice site other than PD and JD are considered the most trustworthy.

DaDice has been mentioned a few times but they are far too new to be considered trustworthy IMO no matter how popular they become. They definitely have potential though and if they manage to continue operating for a while longer without any major issues, then I suppose they could eventually become a very important player in the field.

Biggest problem I see is that PD and JD exited the US market for a reason and any dice site that grows big and trustworthy enough will want to avoid the US market for the same reasons too unless they want to become a target for authorities.

[omahapoker]

i gamble a little in my free time(24/7)


and i trust bitdice, prc, just-dice, safedice.



many, many deposits, few withdraws but have never had a problem with sites i mentioned