Biggest bet ever in the history of Bitcoin?

[Betwrong]

Looking at some of the bets out there it seems there are some really high rollers risking insane amounts of money. I just saw a thread with a guy that won 500 BTC. My question is: What is the highest bet amount ever recorded in the history of Bitcoin gambling? considering there have been Bitcoin casinos for a while now, im sure there will be some really high rolls that im not aware of.

Once I was watching in real time like the user HufflePuff on PrimeDice was betting 20 BTC at a time and was winning like a madman. He won hundreds of BTC in the matter of minutes. He was cheating though, as far as I know.

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[Karartma1]

I hope that people here will not take this thread as a suggestion of betting more money into slots and dice. We all agree these are insane bets and winnings but please don't be fooled by those numbers: it happens but that's rare or it's cheating!

[dooglus]

That's just what I learned from my expierence and the players around me as well as online. People who place higher bets got a higher chance of winning the bet rather than someone who places a lower value of bets.

It's funny because most often I hear the exact opposite:

  "I win my small bets but lose my big ones"...

In reality, of course, the chance of winning a bet doesn't depend on the size of the stake. Or at least, it shouldn't if the game is fair!

[krunox123]

All these high winnings come from high bets. It's more likely for a player who places high bets to win rather than someone who's placing lowere bets. The higher your bets the higher the chances are of you winning the bet.

There is no such logic, lol.
The chance for you to win is not depends on the amount of money gambled, it is depends on your luck.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

These are some big wins on Bitcoinvideocasino, biggest one being 765 Bitcoins, won through progressive jackpot slots.

Wow some epic wins there. Why never me , that's what I think every time I see something like this.

[hua_hui]

That's just what I learned from my expierence and the players around me as well as online. People who place higher bets got a higher chance of winning the bet rather than someone who places a lower value of bets.

It's funny because most often I hear the exact opposite:

  "I win my small bets but lose my big ones"...

In reality, of course, the chance of winning a bet doesn't depend on the size of the stake. Or at least, it shouldn't if the game is fair!

 i truely understand what he mean. Those who tends to bet big at the start tends to profit easier den those who start with small bet. i am not talking about dice game or so. i am referring to real casino game play. i cant really say why the reasons so but with the groups of my friends who always gamble, those who gamble big at the start tends to even out, those who bet with small amount tends to loss most of the time. very hard to explain but somehow i figure a bit.

[AtheistAKASaneBrain]

Don't forget this one; a 1,000 BTC bet in March 2014 when BTC was around $650 ($650k) is close in dollar value to the 7,016 BTC bet on Just-Dice when BTC was $137 ($961k).

If you're looking for the biggest number of BTC ever bet, Vandroiy once bet pirateat40 5,000 BTC that his BS&T was a Ponzi - and won. But BTC was only around $5 at the time, so it was "only" a $25k bet.

Yep it should be taken into account the fact that since BTC price fluctuates a lot, in the early days someone could have made a bet of 1 million Bitcoins and it wouldn't be impressive since back then Bitcoin was pretty much a cent of a cent of a dollar. What I would like to know is the smallest bet with the biggest return but that's for another thread, in fact I will make one asking this right now.

[dooglus]

What I would like to know is the smallest bet with the biggest return but that's for another thread, in fact I will make one asking this right now.

So you're asking for the highest payout multiplier?

Just-Dice has a "one in a million" chance bet, which pays out 990,000x if you win.

I think 2 people won it when playing for BTC, and 2 more won it playing for CLAM.

See https://just-dice.com/roll/929785969 and https://just-dice.com/roll/941642049 for the CLAM ones.

Both players risked 0.0001 CLAM (about $0.0001) and won 90 CLAM (about $90). But I think they both took more than a million attempts to win, so they both ended up with a net loss anyway!

[GamblingSiteFinder]

A Bustabit user named “WangTang_V2” just made a MASSIVE 109 BTC bet (~$11,300,000 USD) with a successful cashout at 1.02x. The win paid the user 2.18 BTC (~$22,600 USD). It's the largest bet ever placed on the popular Bitcoin gambling site.

Tweet: https://twitter.com/gmblngsitefindr/status/1304646769096232961

Game Result: https://www.bustabit.com/game/3677040

[kkaroul4]

A Bustabit user named “WangTang_V2” just made a MASSIVE 109 BTC bet (~$11,300,000 USD) with a successful cashout at 1.02x. The win paid the user 2.18 BTC (~$22,600 USD). It's the largest bet ever placed on the popular Bitcoin gambling site.

Tweet: https://twitter.com/gmblngsitefindr/status/1304646769096232961

Game Result: https://www.bustabit.com/game/3677040

Not quite sure if this is the largest one if I remember there's some user from a known dice game who also did the same with a 100+ BTC too not quite sure if which one bet is larger, also it's very risky but a very profitable type of strategy.

[acroman08]

A Bustabit user named “WangTang_V2” just made a MASSIVE 109 BTC bet (~$11,300,000 USD) with a successful cashout at 1.02x. The win paid the user 2.18 BTC (~$22,600 USD). It's the largest bet ever placed on the popular Bitcoin gambling site.

Tweet: https://twitter.com/gmblngsitefindr/status/1304646769096232961

Game Result: https://www.bustabit.com/game/3677040

I don't see the point of reviving an almost 5-years old dead thread just to post this. you could have just posted this on their ANN thread and leaving this 5 years old dead thread alone.

[john_nautica]

With regards to those amounts that are being wagered, I really doubt if 50% of those bets are genuine because there is a big chance that the team behind the project
will just show that huge amount of winning just to market further their platform in short there is no genuine bet or winning that really happened.

But if there are really genuine bets that was wagered by someone then I am really curious also if what are the biggest bet or winning that really happened.

[Twentyonepaylots]

A Bustabit user named “WangTang_V2” just made a MASSIVE 109 BTC bet (~$11,300,000 USD) with a successful cashout at 1.02x. The win paid the user 2.18 BTC (~$22,600 USD). It's the largest bet ever placed on the popular Bitcoin gambling site.

Tweet: https://twitter.com/gmblngsitefindr/status/1304646769096232961

Game Result: https://www.bustabit.com/game/3677040

I don't see the point of reviving an almost 5-years old dead thread just to post this. you could have just posted this on their ANN thread and leaving this 5 years old dead thread alone.

Yeah I think of this too, it was made in 2015, a 5 year old thread enough to make a new one for this topic. Anyways, I've seen a lot of big bets in the history, I'm actually jealous on how these people are just gambling what I owned or even beyond of what I owned lol. So yeah this is the biggest that I've seen, the previous that I know was only 90 btc.

May I know what game did he play?

[nakamura12]

A Bustabit user named “WangTang_V2” just made a MASSIVE 109 BTC bet (~$11,300,000 USD) with a successful cashout at 1.02x. The win paid the user 2.18 BTC (~$22,600 USD). It's the largest bet ever placed on the popular Bitcoin gambling site.

Tweet: https://twitter.com/gmblngsitefindr/status/1304646769096232961

Game Result: https://www.bustabit.com/game/3677040

I don't see the point of reviving an almost 5-years old dead thread just to post this. you could have just posted this on their ANN thread and leaving this 5 years old dead thread alone.

Indeed, maybe that person did not read about bumping old threads especially this thread which is dead for 5 years and shouldn't have bumped. If not posting on an ann thread better create a new thread and start discussing again and only use this thread for looking up the old information.