Newbie here - question about Bitcoin online casinos

[Flora]

Which online Bitcoin casinos have the highest limits for roulette, blackjack and baccarat? I've been to quite a few sites and I can't find out what the betting limits are. And how many Bitcoins is equal to $100.00 USD? I've actually used the converter but I don't understand the results which are like "100 USD = 0.546436484936 Bitcoins". Thanks for your help.

[roflmao129]

I cant really help you about the casino part of your questions. But 100$ is equal to 0.7813 of a Bitcoin.
Bitcoins are not traded as just a coin, you can have part of it. So 0.7813 BTC = 100$.

[kenel]

winpoker

[doubledownBTC]

Which online Bitcoin casinos have the highest limits for roulette, blackjack and baccarat? I've been to quite a few sites and I can't find out what the betting limits are. And how many Bitcoins is equal to $100.00 USD? I've actually used the converter but I don't understand the results which are like "100 USD = 0.546436484936 Bitcoins". Thanks for your help.

DoubleDownBTC.com has a 1BTC max bet. (currently ~$127)   

[kenel]

try winpoker, as long as you're not US based it should have what you're looking for.

[voteformeg]

Bitzino is most of the time very great , but watch out , sometimes he will eat all of your bitcoin , roulette is great here but the other game s on it are far from professional

[Flora]

Thanks a lot, everyone!

I am US based so if you have more suggestions for US players, please leave them here. 

[hek92]

there are many you can google them.I know about bit777 and peerbet.You should google it i think you will find many

[mobile]

Although its not roulette, blackjack and baccarat, have you seen https://just-dice.com/ ? Its current highest profit is BTC532

[tspacepilot]

Which online Bitcoin casinos have the highest limits for roulette, blackjack and baccarat? I've been to quite a few sites and I can't find out what the betting limits are. And how many Bitcoins is equal to $100.00 USD? I've actually used the converter but I don't understand the results which are like "100 USD = 0.546436484936 Bitcoins". Thanks for your help.

I don't know about betting limits of particular casinos.  But it's hard to see what's opaque about

100 USD = 0.54... bitcoins.

That means that 100$ is worth about a half a bitcoin (which is not true at the time of this posting).

Note that bitcoin subdivisions are only defined up the first 8 decimal points, so I think your 0.546436484936 example is constructed from imagination.