LoL⚡Dealer BlackJack⚡ Lose to platforms?Why not lose to your friend!

[buwaytress]

If you are interested, you could take a look at our other idea about Lightning Network Casino.
In this project,we will eliminate the concept of "Deposit and Withdrawal" and Gamblers will never worry about their funds!
We do believe breakthrough of Blockchain  is sure to have huge repercussions for the gambling industry and the best trust is " Trust without trust "
In essence, Lightning Network could significantly reduce the cost of trust.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5139928.0

Thanks! I seem to recall reading something familiar about this (maybe even your project actually) and this is definitely something I'll be very curious to try. Definitely a big use case judging from my experince on Bitcoin gambling sites, where the bulk of newcomers are really into microbetting. Even the tiniest withdrawal fees (10k satoshi is actually the smallest I've ever seen, other than at Bitcoinrush where the fee's zero) seem to be one hurdle, not to mention waiting for confirmations.

I truly believe in trust without trust too... LN is already getting bigger, and quicker than I imagined. Can't wait to see a gaming platform implement it well too!

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[kingpin4321]

"If you have such kind of friends, what do you need enemies for?!"
Not sure if this is globally known saying, we have it where I live in.

Not all friends are interested in gambling some even try to convince you what you doing is foolish. I gamble privately and would not want to do that with a friend to avoid sentiment or insecurity so I would constantly play on a gambling site

[BC.GAME]

If you are interested, you could take a look at our other idea about Lightning Network Casino.
In this project,we will eliminate the concept of "Deposit and Withdrawal" and Gamblers will never worry about their funds!
We do believe breakthrough of Blockchain  is sure to have huge repercussions for the gambling industry and the best trust is " Trust without trust "
In essence, Lightning Network could significantly reduce the cost of trust.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5139928.0

Thanks! I seem to recall reading something familiar about this (maybe even your project actually) and this is definitely something I'll be very curious to try. Definitely a big use case judging from my experince on Bitcoin gambling sites, where the bulk of newcomers are really into microbetting. Even the tiniest withdrawal fees (10k satoshi is actually the smallest I've ever seen, other than at Bitcoinrush where the fee's zero) seem to be one hurdle, not to mention waiting for confirmations.

I truly believe in trust without trust too... LN is already getting bigger, and quicker than I imagined. Can't wait to see a gaming platform implement it well too!

You are amazing!
Many people have heard of LN, but they don't know the greatness of LN.
We need to have something commercialized to let more people experience and use LN instead of staying in the paper.

 Always verify, Don't trust.
—— Magical Crypto Friends, OP

[DarkDays]

Definitely an interesting concept, there are far too few P2P games in the crypto gambling space.

However, I imagine it would be difficult to control collusion in games like this, which is probably why there are so few around.

[buwaytress]

Hey there OP, I posted in your other thread. Just shared a new resource I found talking about the possibility of RGB coloured coins... and guess what? Using good "old" Lightning atop of Bitcoin. Couldn't find much documentation on it but there you have it!

Definitely an interesting concept, there are far too few P2P games in the crypto gambling space.

However, I imagine it would be difficult to control collusion in games like this, which is probably why there are so few around.

Yeah, the first Bitcoin PvP I tried and stuck to for a very long time was precisely poker, on Bit-Exo back when they had a lot of players. Collusion was definitely an issue but not a big one there, where you had a small community of everyone who more or less knew (and somewhat trusted) each other. So you knew yeah, those 2 players would always gang up on everyone else. Fair enough, alliances were more or less transparent. But I can see how it'd be difficult to manage online without some form of verification (that we Bitcoin gamblers stay away from!).

What's really annoying, more so than that, imo, is bot players. I hate those with a passion.