Best Ethereum-based gambling sites?

[Tipstar]

Not exactly a dapp or a smart contract. Ethercrash.io is one of the best ethereum based gambling site I've been to. They advertise themselves as a social ethereum gambling. There are also many other mainstream gambling site that takes Ethereum as a deposit and withdrawal option.

[Abiky]

Not exactly a dapp or a smart contract. Ethercrash.io is one of the best ethereum based gambling site I've been to. They advertise themselves as a social ethereum gambling. There are also many other mainstream gambling site that takes Ethereum as a deposit and withdrawal option.

Thanks for sharing. It looks like "Ethercrash" is one of the best gambling sites available which accept Ethereum. Even if it's not based on smart contracts, it looks quite fun to play with. Most gambling sites I've tried (including the one under my signature) which accept Ethereum provide other cryptocurrencies for deposits/withdrawals. ETH's fast block times and cheaper fees than Bitcoin, makes it an ideal cryptocurrency for gambling. Still though, I'm often inclined to decentralized gambling as it provides a whole new experience never before seen with traditional sites. I believe that decentralized gambling sites are much more fairer than their centralized counterparts. The only issue is that they lack a large bankroll, meaning lack of mainstream adoption.

Nonetheless, it appears that new and exciting ETH gambling sites are popping out every day. This is good, because it largely benefits Ethereum in terms of demand across the mainstream world. I've gathered an extensive list of Ethereum-based (and non-Ethereum-based) gambling sites for me to play with. For what I've seen, it much more economical to use ETH for gambling than BTC itself. At times where the ETH blockchain becomes bloated, fees cost no more than $2. Compared with BTC, fees could reach as high as $50 making it terrible for micro-betting on an online gambling site. Just my thoughts

[pandukelana2712]

Basically I don't like gambling platforms using ethereum smartcontracts.
I prefer with BTC, DOGE, TRON, EOS or coins that have their own blockchain.

But if you try the gambling platform using ethrereum maybe you can try Loteo

[sportbettor]

Here can be found the List of TOP 20 Sportsbooks that accept Cryptocurrency: http://sportstatist.com/sportsbooks-that-accept-cryptocurrency-eng/

[TinaK]

Here can be found the List of TOP 20 Sportsbooks that accept Cryptocurrency: http://sportstatist.com/sportsbooks-that-accept-cryptocurrency-eng/

Buddy he has asked for ethereum based gambling sites not a general one like accepting the all cryptocurrencies. One more thing most of the gambling sites accept BTC and ETH for sure.
If we want to dig specially ERC 20 platform gambling sites means I never know such websites. If there somebody could share it.

[imstillthebest]

Here can be found the List of TOP 20 Sportsbooks that accept Cryptocurrency: http://sportstatist.com/sportsbooks-that-accept-cryptocurrency-eng/

Buddy he has asked for ethereum based gambling sites not a general one like accepting the all cryptocurrencies. One more thing most of the gambling sites accept BTC and ETH for sure.
If we want to dig specially ERC 20 platform gambling sites means I never know such websites. If there somebody could share it.

the guy dont also recomend one site but he provide a link which consist of 20 gambling site .  20 is too much and for sure that there is always few on the list that accept eth alone  . there are also gambling sites that accepts erc20 coins and i think one of them that i visit was betwolf and bitvest   , also i think blitser also accept tokens if im not yet mistaken  . eth and tok's are indeed the best and two of the most indemand coin for gambling because they are cheaper and faster  .

[Abiky]

Basically I don't like gambling platforms using ethereum smartcontracts.
I prefer with BTC, DOGE, TRON, EOS or coins that have their own blockchain.

But if you try the gambling platform using ethrereum maybe you can try Loteo

Well, you can't go wrong with Ethereum as it provides censorship-resistant applications for the world. Gambling platforms that make use of the Ethereum blockchain are much fairer than traditional ones in the centralized world. The biggest downside of gambling sites that make use of ETH smart contracts, is their limited capacity to process thousands of transactions per second. After all, the main ETH blockchain suffers from scalability bottlenecks today. But with upcoming improvements, it's hoped that ETH will improve the gambling industry for the better.

This new lottery site, looks quite interesting. It may not use the Ethereum blockchain, but it has an easy-to-use interface that's very convenient to handle with. Blockchain-based or not, the end user (gambler) won't notice the difference when playing gambling games which accept cryptocurrency. It seems that the number of gambling sites accepting ETH is increasing every day, showing us that the world's second largest cryptocurrency by market cap is becoming popular over time. I'd bet that once ETH upgrades to Casper PoS, more decentralized gambling applications would emerge within the blockchain ecosystem. Adoption will increase by a long shot, greatly revolutionizing the gambling industry in its entirety. All in all, this site (among many other ETH gambling sites) have been added to my list of favorites. There are so many of them to choose from, which could leave me completely addicted to gambling in its entirety.

[target]

Basically I don't like gambling platforms using ethereum smartcontracts.
I prefer with BTC, DOGE, TRON, EOS or coins that have their own blockchain.

But if you try the gambling platform using ethrereum maybe you can try Loteo

Well, you can't go wrong with Ethereum as it provides censorship-resistant applications for the world. Gambling platforms that make use of the Ethereum blockchain are much fairer than traditional ones in the centralized world. The biggest downside of gambling sites that make use of ETH smart contracts, is their limited capacity to process thousands of transactions per second. After all, the main ETH blockchain suffers from scalability bottlenecks today. But with upcoming improvements, it's hoped that ETH will improve the gambling industry for the better.

This new lottery site, looks quite interesting. It may not use the Ethereum blockchain, but it has an easy-to-use interface that's very convenient to handle with. Blockchain-based or not, the end user (gambler) won't notice the difference when playing gambling games which accept cryptocurrency. It seems that the number of gambling sites accepting ETH is increasing every day, showing us that the world's second largest cryptocurrency by market cap is becoming popular over time. I'd bet that once ETH upgrades to Casper PoS, more decentralized gambling applications would emerge within the blockchain ecosystem. Adoption will increase by a long shot, greatly revolutionizing the gambling industry in its entirety. All in all, this site (among many other ETH gambling sites) have been added to my list of favorites. There are so many of them to choose from, which could leave me completely addicted to gambling in its entirety.

Someone on youtube says the scalibility will be fix and probably can process more when they turn hybrid algo soon. Though its not certain yet the possibility is very high since they wouldn't be doing it if it won't improve the way they want it.

There are few ETH base casinos who took pride in promoting in the forum such as Ethex casino, I played ones so I know its safe since they allow you to use metamask.

[Zicadis]

Most good gambling casinos include ETH as their currency so I find it puzzling that some people have not yet realised that. Maybe I'm being too harsh here but you visit almost any website and you'll see it. And the reason for it is that ETH is arguably the 2nd universally crypto after BTC so it only makes sense that these casinos create their games with this fact in mind.

[Degens]

Basically I don't like gambling platforms using ethereum smartcontracts.
I prefer with BTC, DOGE, TRON, EOS or coins that have their own blockchain.

But if you try the gambling platform using ethrereum maybe you can try Loteo

Well, you can't go wrong with Ethereum as it provides censorship-resistant applications for the world. Gambling platforms that make use of the Ethereum blockchain are much fairer than traditional ones in the centralized world. The biggest downside of gambling sites that make use of ETH smart contracts, is their limited capacity to process thousands of transactions per second. After all, the main ETH blockchain suffers from scalability bottlenecks today. But with upcoming improvements, it's hoped that ETH will improve the gambling industry for the better.

This new lottery site, looks quite interesting. It may not use the Ethereum blockchain, but it has an easy-to-use interface that's very convenient to handle with. Blockchain-based or not, the end user (gambler) won't notice the difference when playing gambling games which accept cryptocurrency. It seems that the number of gambling sites accepting ETH is increasing every day, showing us that the world's second largest cryptocurrency by market cap is becoming popular over time. I'd bet that once ETH upgrades to Casper PoS, more decentralized gambling applications would emerge within the blockchain ecosystem. Adoption will increase by a long shot, greatly revolutionizing the gambling industry in its entirety. All in all, this site (among many other ETH gambling sites) have been added to my list of favorites. There are so many of them to choose from, which could leave me completely addicted to gambling in its entirety.

Check Degens.com which is a non custodial peer to peer betting exchange that uses ethereum smart contracts. It accepts DAI/ETH and has no KYC, meaning it is accessible to anyone, anywhere.

[Saint-loup]

Check Degens.com which is a non custodial peer to peer betting exchange that uses ethereum smart contracts. It accepts DAI/ETH and has no KYC, meaning it is accessible to anyone, anywhere.

I've never heard of it before. It's a new betting exchange platform? There is already a dedicated thread somewhere in bitcointalk on it?

[Lordhermes]

This thread made me see certain ETH based casino or gambling platforms built on ETH smart contracts, have never heard of these platforms before and they aren't familiar, I think those unpopular and unfamiliar ones will have payment issues in the sense that many gamblers and bettors makes up the cash flow quadrants in the those gambling sites. Can anyone clarify me on this.

[AmoreJaz]

This thread made me see certain ETH based casino or gambling platforms built on ETH smart contracts, have never heard of these platforms before and they aren't familiar, I think those unpopular and unfamiliar ones will have payment issues in the sense that many gamblers and bettors makes up the cash flow quadrants in the those gambling sites. Can anyone clarify me on this.

i think they are not familiar here because most gamblers are used to btc and other alts -based casinos. though most of them are also accepting eth but pure eth-based casino are really not popular among gamblers. maybe the only reason i can think of, is that most popular casinos here are not pure eth-based. so going to unfamiliar casino accepting only eth is bit skeptical for most of them.
just like someone who is new to crypto. what crypto he will trust, btc or eth? your guess is good as mine...

[Mahanton]

This thread made me see certain ETH based casino or gambling platforms built on ETH smart contracts, have never heard of these platforms before and they aren't familiar, I think those unpopular and unfamiliar ones will have payment issues in the sense that many gamblers and bettors makes up the cash flow quadrants in the those gambling sites. Can anyone clarify me on this.

i think they are not familiar here because most gamblers are used to btc and other alts -based casinos. though most of them are also accepting eth but pure eth-based casino are really not popular among gamblers. maybe the only reason i can think of, is that most popular casinos here are not pure eth-based. so going to unfamiliar casino accepting only eth is bit skeptical for most of them.
just like someone who is new to crypto. what crypto he will trust, btc or eth? your guess is good as mine...

Contract based games did exist but as said they dont really get much of attention.Why? this wont fit out easily to anyone unlike when you do just play into typical online casinos that do had that direct deposit then
one click bet and able to saw the result in an instant. We have seen EOS and TRX platforms as well or we call dapps ones but they arent still getting that much of attraction. https://dappradar.com/
So far the site i have able to test out is only Ethex.bet wayback but it do lost up my interest on playing and i know that other gamblers do feel the same.

[MCobian]

Ethereum based gambling sites are not popular and therefore I have never used them, no wonder the volume is also small. And if it is
like that it will be difficult to compete with non Ethereum based gambling sites, it should be Ethereum based gambling sites increase
promotion in order to increase the user.

[Degens]

Ethereum based gambling sites are not popular and therefore I have never used them, no wonder the volume is also small. And if it is
like that it will be difficult to compete with non Ethereum based gambling sites, it should be Ethereum based gambling sites increase
promotion in order to increase the user.

Degens is a smart contract based sports betting exchange built on ethereum that you may want to check out.

[ralle14]

Ethereum based gambling sites are not popular and therefore I have never used them, no wonder the volume is also small. And if it is
like that it will be difficult to compete with non Ethereum based gambling sites, it should be Ethereum based gambling sites increase
promotion in order to increase the user.

They're less popular because most of the ethereum gambling threads are posted on the other board which only a few people check but there are still popular eth based casinos out there like ethercrash which is basically the ethereum counterpart of bustabit.

I've never heard of it before. It's a new betting exchange platform? There is already a dedicated thread somewhere in bitcointalk on it?

Probably a new betting site judging from their ann thread.

[Degens]

Ethereum based gambling sites are not popular and therefore I have never used them, no wonder the volume is also small. And if it is
like that it will be difficult to compete with non Ethereum based gambling sites, it should be Ethereum based gambling sites increase
promotion in order to increase the user.

They're less popular because most of the ethereum gambling threads are posted on the other board which only a few people check but there are still popular eth based casinos out there like ethercrash which is basically the ethereum counterpart of bustabit.

I've never heard of it before. It's a new betting exchange platform? There is already a dedicated thread somewhere in bitcointalk on it?

Probably a new betting site judging from their ann thread.

It's not new, Degens has been live since 2017 on the ethereum mainnet.

[passwordnow]

It's not new, Degens has been live since 2017 on the ethereum mainnet.

This?
https://degens.com/
It's an Ethereum betting site. Surprisingly you have a lot of active people and seems that you have maintained your betting exchange properly. Don't you have your own announcement thread? because if you have, this will make you more familiar from the people of the forum.

[BitcoinTurk]

Although the websites I prefer for gambling are not Ethereum infrastructure, I can give you some advice based on my research on the internet. First of all, I want to warn you that I have not used any of the websites I have mentioned here before, and I just got an idea about this subject in order to make this recommendation to you. Here are a few websites that I found out to be good and reliable as a result of my research;

- Funfair
- Degens
- EthexBet

I would like to remind you again, I have never used these services I have just mentioned as a result of my research.