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June 03, 2019, 03:52:11 PM |
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I know people in this subection are probably going to be against this sort of rhetoric, though I know that most people here are avid gamblers. Which is fine, though there is a problem that arises when you gamble all the time -- you're not going to be making any money, and all you're doing is losing.
Wouldn't you much rather invest in the bankroll of a gambling website, so you'd be able to make some money off of people like you?
I do understand that there is risk in giving other people access to your BTC (or whatever coin you choose) though that same risk is present when you gamble and put coins on the platform.
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June 03, 2019, 04:20:44 PM |
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I know people in this subection are probably going to be against this sort of rhetoric, though I know that most people here are avid gamblers. Which is fine, though there is a problem that arises when you gamble all the time -- you're not going to be making any money, and all you're doing is losing. There are ample examples available where people have made money which is out of their expectation from gambling! Also there are people who are consistently making money from gambling! Probably you have experienced the reverse side of it, but that doesn't mean people are not making money! Wouldn't you much rather invest in the bankroll of a gambling website, so you'd be able to make some money off of people like you?
I do understand that there is risk in giving other people access to your BTC (or whatever coin you choose) though that same risk is present when you gamble and put coins on the platform.
A lot of gamblers are also investors of the gambling websites! I know at least a dozen of them and I am also one of them! It makes complete sense to invest in legal and trusted gambling websites and to make money out of it. However, I seriously didn't digest your statement " so you'd be able to make some money off of people like you?"! It's very derogatory and discriminating in nature! Gambling doesn't always mean negative things! People play to have fun and some adrenaline rush as well, not everyone is aiming to "get rich quick" from gambling!
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June 03, 2019, 04:34:10 PM |
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I know people in this subection are probably going to be against this sort of rhetoric, though I know that most people here are avid gamblers. Which is fine, though there is a problem that arises when you gamble all the time -- you're not going to be making any money, and all you're doing is losing. There are ample examples available where people have made money which is out of their expectation from gambling! Also there are people who are consistently making money from gambling! Probably you have experienced the reverse side of it, but that doesn't mean people are not making money! Wouldn't you much rather invest in the bankroll of a gambling website, so you'd be able to make some money off of people like you?
I do understand that there is risk in giving other people access to your BTC (or whatever coin you choose) though that same risk is present when you gamble and put coins on the platform.
A lot of gamblers are also investors of the gambling websites! I know at least a dozen of them and I am also one of them! It makes complete sense to invest in legal and trusted gambling websites and to make money out of it. However, I seriously didn't digest your statement " so you'd be able to make some money off of people like you?"! It's very derogatory and discriminating in nature! Gambling doesn't always mean negative things! People play to have fun and some adrenaline rush as well, not everyone is aiming to "get rich quick" from gambling! I mean with that same line of thinking, there are ample amounts of people that win the lottery -- that doesn't mean that winning the lottery is guaranteed. In the long run in any sort of gambling, the house is going to win. The house has an edge (which is different depending on the game and the site) and they're going to beat you. So why try to beat someone that's going to inevitably beat you when you can just win by investing in them.
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June 03, 2019, 04:40:59 PM |
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I agree that only small number of gamblers are actually able to make profits out of gambling but earning money is not the objective of every gambler. Fun element is primary and foremost reason of gambling. So I don't believe investing in bankroll is as enjoyable as placing bets, is it? ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) Moreover, if earning money is actual objective then there are many other options available for investors rather than going for investment in bankrolls. Most of the casinos pay 4-5% return on bankroll at maximum. Such return is very low in crypto domain when compared to fluctuations in prices.
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June 03, 2019, 04:45:03 PM |
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If I wanted to do that I would rather go and try to start my own casino instead. It doesn't take much starting capital to make your own online casino and it is one of the best business models because you are guaranteed to make a profit. Nothing like real life casinos that require a lot of money to run.
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June 03, 2019, 04:51:29 PM |
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If I wanted to do that I would rather go and try to start my own casino instead. It doesn't take much starting capital to make your own online casino and it is one of the best business models because you are guaranteed to make a profit. Nothing like real life casinos that require a lot of money to run.
Are you sure about that? ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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June 03, 2019, 05:03:26 PM |
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For most people playing at casinos, gambling already became a habit because they are used to do it very often. They are used to sit in their comfortable coach and just enjoy playing and try to earn some extra money. Gamblers visit casinos to spend their time playing different games but if you are investing in the bankroll all the fun goes away,you have to find something else to do during the time you were usually gambling and also the profits are not very big. We are talking about two different things here. Investing and gambling. It's pretty hard to convince an investor to stop investing and start gambling and so it is the other way.
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June 03, 2019, 05:06:09 PM |
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If I wanted to do that I would rather go and try to start my own casino instead. It doesn't take much starting capital to make your own online casino and it is one of the best business models because you are guaranteed to make a profit. Nothing like real life casinos that require a lot of money to run.
Are you sure about that? ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Yes I'm sure, if you want to refute that with your reasons your open to do so.
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June 03, 2019, 05:09:01 PM |
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If I wanted to do that I would rather go and try to start my own casino instead. It doesn't take much starting capital to make your own online casino and it is one of the best business models because you are guaranteed to make a profit. Nothing like real life casinos that require a lot of money to run.
https://www.casino.org/blog/how-much-does-it-cost-to-start-your-own-casino/So what you're saying is that you have about (and this is a conservative number) $1-2 million to pay for licensing cost, software, attorney fees, international banks, international credit card merchants, compliance and so on and so forth? There's no way you have that amount.
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June 03, 2019, 05:12:04 PM |
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I agree that only small number of gamblers are actually able to make profits out of gambling but earning money is not the objective of every gambler. Fun element is primary and foremost reason of gambling. So I don't believe investing in bankroll is as enjoyable as placing bets, is it? ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) Moreover, if earning money is actual objective then there are many other options available for investors rather than going for investment in bankrolls. Most of the casinos pay 4-5% return on bankroll at maximum. Such return is very low in crypto domain when compared to fluctuations in prices. Cases depends on every interpretations of each gamblers, for those who are just aiming to have some fun investing with house bankroll would not be as entertaining as how they look at it, while for gamers who aiming to take some advantage, playing with casino bankroll will be enough to earned possible passive profits.
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June 03, 2019, 05:13:50 PM |
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If I wanted to do that I would rather go and try to start my own casino instead. It doesn't take much starting capital to make your own online casino and it is one of the best business models because you are guaranteed to make a profit. Nothing like real life casinos that require a lot of money to run.
https://www.casino.org/blog/how-much-does-it-cost-to-start-your-own-casino/So what you're saying is that you have about (and this is a conservative number) $1-2 million to pay for licensing cost, software, attorney fees, international banks, international credit card merchants, compliance and so on and so forth? There's no way you have that amount. An online crypto casino costs nowhere near that, sounds like casinos trying to discourage more people from starting their own casinos, doing anything to lessen the competition. I'm talking about just opening a crypto only casino, software is basically free, no need for compliance and regulations when you operate in a good country. I've been around this game for years, I know what these guys have to spend to open these casinos. Its virtually nothing and they know how to do the work around.
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June 03, 2019, 05:24:02 PM |
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Wouldn't you much rather invest in the bankroll of a gambling website, so you'd be able to make some money off of people like you?
Main reason? Profitability. We all know that investing on Sites bankroll wont really give out big returns on a short period of time and most people doesnt really prefer on looking at that way and thats the reason why they do gamble instead even knowing the risk of losing money is much more higher.
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June 03, 2019, 05:37:51 PM |
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If I wanted to do that I would rather go and try to start my own casino instead. It doesn't take much starting capital to make your own online casino and it is one of the best business models because you are guaranteed to make a profit. Nothing like real life casinos that require a lot of money to run.
https://www.casino.org/blog/how-much-does-it-cost-to-start-your-own-casino/So what you're saying is that you have about (and this is a conservative number) $1-2 million to pay for licensing cost, software, attorney fees, international banks, international credit card merchants, compliance and so on and so forth? There's no way you have that amount. An online crypto casino costs nowhere near that, sounds like casinos trying to discourage more people from starting their own casinos, doing anything to lessen the competition. I'm talking about just opening a crypto only casino, software is basically free, no need for compliance and regulations when you operate in a good country. I've been around this game for years, I know what these guys have to spend to open these casinos. Its virtually nothing and they know how to do the work around. Ok lets make that number half, or even 1/4th of the earlier number. Lets say you're able to find some of the best coders for the cheapest prices, you've good some good cheap lawyers, and so on and so forth. Even at that, you're sitting in the range of having 250k-500k liquid to set this all up. That's not even talking about the site bankroll and continued marketing. You're going to have to spend at least 10k a month for marketing, then more for salaries for support staff and such.
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June 03, 2019, 09:04:35 PM |
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I know people in this subection are probably going to be against this sort of rhetoric, though I know that most people here are avid gamblers. Which is fine, though there is a problem that arises when you gamble all the time -- you're not going to be making any money, and all you're doing is losing.
Wouldn't you much rather invest in the bankroll of a gambling website, so you'd be able to make some money off of people like you?
I do understand that there is risk in giving other people access to your BTC (or whatever coin you choose) though that same risk is present when you gamble and put coins on the platform.
There is a limited number of casinos which offer investments in their bankroll and there is a reason: You can't prove that you are fair with investors because when you are owner, you know server seeds and can register and win as much as you wish which will automatically leads to loss for investors. I don't say some casinos do it but still this is the reason of why there is a limited number of investments welcome casinos. Btw on another hand it's not much profitable to invest in casinos because they take additional fee from investors too in order to cover server/suppory and etc fees.
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June 03, 2019, 09:14:50 PM |
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I know people in this subection are probably going to be against this sort of rhetoric, though I know that most people here are avid gamblers. Which is fine, though there is a problem that arises when you gamble all the time -- you're not going to be making any money, and all you're doing is losing.
Wouldn't you much rather invest in the bankroll of a gambling website, so you'd be able to make some money off of people like you?
I do understand that there is risk in giving other people access to your BTC (or whatever coin you choose) though that same risk is present when you gamble and put coins on the platform.
There is a limited number of casinos which offer investments in their bankroll and there is a reason: You can't prove that you are fair with investors because when you are owner, you know server seeds and can register and win as much as you wish which will automatically leads to loss for investors. I don't say some casinos do it but still this is the reason of why there is a limited number of investments welcome casinos. Btw on another hand it's not much profitable to invest in casinos because they take additional fee from investors too in order to cover server/suppory and etc fees. Possible but wont really be that frequent because gambling site owners will foreseen their business on long term aspect rather than on going or cheating on short time.They know that once they do hit up the popularity then profitability would be next.It isnt bad to seek out for investors but you would really need some credibility before you would able to attain it. Investing on gambling sites bankroll does really give small profits.
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June 03, 2019, 09:37:32 PM |
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If I wanted to do that I would rather go and try to start my own casino instead. It doesn't take much starting capital to make your own online casino and it is one of the best business models because you are guaranteed to make a profit. Nothing like real life casinos that require a lot of money to run.
Are you sure about that? ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Yes I'm sure, if you want to refute that with your reasons your open to do so. Well, you must be rich on making your own crypto casino and that’s why its easy for you but as far as I know you must have a good capital to become a good crypto casino and not just for the sake of making money. If you invested small, then I doubt people will play with your site. Its better to gamble and have more investment, bankroll is good but playing is to have more fun.
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June 03, 2019, 09:50:49 PM |
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Wouldn't you much rather invest in the bankroll of a gambling website, so you'd be able to make some money off of people like you?
The idea of investing in a gambling site's bankroll is really good. Gambling sites obviously will make profits in the long run. I really preferred that as one of a good method to earn BTC back then. Did that in just-dice, Moneypot as an example for years but all I can say is, the rewards are not good for the spent time. The number of users on these sites decreases as time passes by even they start to have a decent number of users on their peak. Popular and reputable sites don't need to add this feature as it wasn't necessary anymore. Miss the old days where bankroll investment is quite popular.
I do understand that there is risk in giving other people access to your BTC (or whatever coin you choose) though that same risk is present when you gamble and put coins on the platform.
The risk is not the same. We do bet on popular and reputable sites. On the other hand, as I mentioned above, most of these sites don't have a bankroll investment feature. Don't want to test waters on random sites just to try the bankroll investments.
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June 03, 2019, 11:01:38 PM |
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I'm talking about just opening a crypto only casino, software is basically free, no need for compliance and regulations when you operate in a good country. I've been around this game for years, I know what these guys have to spend to open these casinos. Its virtually nothing and they know how to do the work around.
i think if you just using the free software it will be risky because you don't know if that software has no bug based on this article https://www.softgamings.com/blog/online-casino-script/ the minimum total i think it will take around 50k$
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June 03, 2019, 11:06:26 PM |
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It's still good to remember there's still risk involved in investing in the bankroll of a casino. A whale winning large amounts of money can easily wipe you out if you're leveraged on your investment on a site that has such an option, though you will indeed see slow but steady gains most of the time due to the fact that most games are -EV and house edge is at work on all casinos. I used to invest in Crypto-Games and they produced good gains with how well the site's bankroll was managed, though I'm not sure how they're doing recently and even whether or not the site still allows you to invest into the bankroll.
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June 03, 2019, 11:27:39 PM |
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Don't want to test waters on random sites just to try the bankroll investments.
Yeah, don't do that. Invest only to casinos that has built their reputation in the community just like bustadice. though I'm not sure how they're doing recently and even whether or not the site still allows you to invest into the bankroll.
I think they are still allowing it because it's on their faq. https://www.crypto-games.net/faq
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