Can you believe that this dice is real?

[Mahanton]

It looks like a show off to me to attract more gamblers but if some people can afford to bet like that with big amount, why not? I still doubt that those were real players with the amount like that for a dice game.

Does yobit have a dice game?

Real players or not  then we can do anything to verify it and yes those are insanely amount of BTC being rolled on.Regarding on dice on yobit,
yes it do has and its already been a while for them to had this game.This would only pop out on their top webpage if you do have
the balance of minimum of 0.01 BTC and if your balance is below to that amount then it wont show off.

[Oasisman]

It seems like no one in the comment section who can verify the legitimacy of those bets. Well, I dont usually play dice, I only did 2-3 times of course with just small amount of bets, but this one's different, with how quite huge the bets are, you can't avoid thinking all of them are fake. Maybe because Yobit isn't that popular in this field, they're known to be an exchange instead.

[Stedsm]

Real players or not  then we can do anything to verify it and yes those are insanely amount of BTC being rolled on.

I believe these values shown are just fake, can't be real at all and even if they are being played for real, then these look like bots set up by Yobit itself in their exchange to show their real users that such big bets are being played and won there, thus encouraging those real users to bet big and "lose" mostly. Because when nothing is defined there, no house edge, no player hash, no secret hash, and not even the provably fair issue that's raised by OP, I believe that you'll just shoot in the dark with no possibilities of reaching target.

Regarding on dice on yobit,
yes it do has and its already been a while for them to had this game.This would only pop out on their top webpage if you do have
the balance of minimum of 0.01 BTC and if your balance is below to that amount then it wont show off.

Ah well, there you tried to go over smart. It'll show as 0.01 BTC in the right hand side box (I had an account there and I checked all this after watching this thread) and no, you don't need a minimum balance to see the Dice feature in the exchange (I had 0 balance still I was able to visit and check the ongoing bets). But yeah, in the right hand side, you'll see a drop down box with set amounts with minimum bet of 0.001 BTC, but that's not the case if you visit their dice page. You can even play with 1 satoshi after visiting that page.

[el kaka22]

If this is the high rollers then it is not really that big. I have seen much much bigger everyday on stake and primedice. The longer you stay in casino world the more you start to see that type of gamblers in your casino. This is seriously not that big, sure maybe in yobit it may look big because you are not used to seeing that type of level wagering from yobit so it may look a bit weird, it is about not being able to see such a level from there and not that level is not around.

There are many places that have that much wagering, it is not new and there has been one for years, primedice has a lot more than this for 3-4 years now, there were even bigger back in the day but then bitcoin was lower. So all in all this is not new in casino world but it certainly new for yobit.

[joksim299]

Its real users complain that they can not withdraw from YoBit so they play dice with stuck money 

[shield132]

The most curious thing here is that youbit, an exchange which is proven scam and people usually try to not keep their funds on this exchange cause there were a lot of cases that they didn't let their users to withdraw money, why will someone deposit money for gambling there? I can't see anything entertaining on yobit. Maybe I am wrong and someone who was trading and didn't gain as much profit as he/she wanted, decided to gamble and increase this way but still I can't trust to this company, so it's 50/50 whether those bets are real or just for attracting new people.

[Bitinity]

I wont speculate whether they are real players or not as I have no proofs at all. Saying about the bet amount, I think it is not that huge compared to other sites where I usually see many players bet over 1 btc or even 10btc on single bet. The main important here is that about how we choose a legit place to gamble, at least we should play on provably fair sites although we are betting small amount only. Provably fair system is a must these days to make sure that the house is not manipulating the result.

[hopenotlate]

Watching the image above, I hope you have already got a glimpse of what I'm going to talk about - Yobit dice. Yes, while browsing different sections of the exchange, I decided to visit the dice part of exchange and what I saw was completely unbelievable. I am shocked to see such enormous amounts in BTC [yeah, all those bets are in BTC] are being played over Yobit dice while we cannot even search for the provably fair part of the played games or 'bets' specifically. Alike me, I think you will also be shocked if you visit that part of the exchange and see it yourself. Do you believe what you see there is true? Do you think there are are real players sending those big bets or is it just a big show from Yobit to lure us to play their dice game?

I use to spend some minutes watching their dice and I also sometimes think about those bet being from real players : I often see some familiar names betting huge amounts ( like a couple of those you screecapped) and
what really makes me wonder , beside the fact their dice game don't have the provably fair part that is the main issue, is that they have a 4% house edge if my math is not flawed.

I mean 4% house edge!!!

Those players give away so much money while they could bet with an abverage of 1% house edge or even a 0.8% one. Can't really understand if it is ignorance or lazyness from those players : either way how can they be still so rich?

[tsaroz]

i dont think that player are real human since he betting 3k+ per bet, maybe its was yobit team that try to attract people playing their dice game.
nothing special on yobit dice game, with simple interface, im never win on this website so far

I can confirm one of them were me. Just wanted to make some bitcoins for withdrawal fees but ended up losing all. There could be many gambling addicted people like me that would like to try their luck before withdrawing from the exchange.
Personally I think the outcomes are fair but the house edge is 4%, one of the highest which brings chances of your wining to low. As a comparison, crypto-games's dice has 0.8% house edge.

[kryptqnick]

Watching the image above, I hope you have already got a glimpse of what I'm going to talk about - Yobit dice. Yes, while browsing different sections of the exchange, I decided to visit the dice part of exchange and what I saw was completely unbelievable. I am shocked to see such enormous amounts in BTC [yeah, all those bets are in BTC] are being played over Yobit dice while we cannot even search for the provably fair part of the played games or 'bets' specifically. Alike me, I think you will also be shocked if you visit that part of the exchange and see it yourself. Do you believe what you see there is true? Do you think there are are real players sending those big bets or is it just a big show from Yobit to lure us to play their dice game?

I don't know anyone who could afford to bet that much and who would in the right mind make such big bets. It's not possible to prove or disprove it, though, right? It could be just a fancy image to attract people, it could be a rich gambler actually spending that kind of money on gambling or it could be #3 which seems most plausible to me. Real bets, real wins, and losses, but made by a person who works for Yobit one way or another (so transactions are real, but the money is not really won or lost by anyone). This would be the most logical thing to do because this would allow Yobit to have proof that the transactions really happened (just in case). I don't like Yobit, so I would not gamble there anyway.

[sunsilk]

Does yobit have a dice game?

Yes they have. The screenshot made by OP is from them.

I can confirm one of them were me.

Seriously? since there were only 3 names on the screenshot, which one is you? I've visited them but it not working on me, can anyone also verify if the site is loading too slow which takes almost forever and unreachable as of the moment?

[rijaljun]

I am shocked to see such enormous amounts in BTC [yeah, all those bets are in BTC] are being played over Yobit dice while we cannot even search for the provably fair part of the played games or 'bets' specifically. Alike me, I think you will also be shocked if you visit that part of the exchange and see it yourself. Do you believe what you see there is true? Do you think there are are real players sending those big bets or is it just a big show from Yobit to lure us to play their dice game?

Never found yobit put a provably fair words on their dice game though, I think they are okay if people call them not provably fair.

I have no idea about the bets and it's just hard to believe tbh, it could be their internal admin or could be whales who love both trading and dice game and they don't care about the bet amount (since they can make much profit form their trades). I'm not defending yobit but I think many whales there, so it is possible they are real players.

[harizen]

Legit or not, there are really high rollers even on a not so promising house edge dice site like Yobit. Honestly, the amount on the image is still considered as "fair" for the usual high rollers.

It doesn't surprise me honestly since I even saw over BTC1 every roll there way back 2015 to 2016. And take note, "different users".Yes, Bitcoin price is quite low during that time compared to what it is today but still over BTC1 is still a decent amount to just put in every single roll.

Maybe, sh*t or not, it's up for the others if they will buy what they saw there or not. We all know Yobit's behaviors after all but in general, as I repeat, those amounts are still fair for high rollers.

[Oceat]

Its real users complain that they can not withdraw from YoBit so they play dice with stuck money 

Seriously? Or you were just trolling?

If what you said is true, then that's a shame for yobit but are they really real players? There may be high rollers in the field of gambling but I didn't find yobit as a legit one for gambling. Maybe in some other casinos you could see such high stake rollers when the more time you spent in different casinos.

[veleten]

don't think anyone in his right mind would bet consistently with a 4% house edge
but with Yobit it doesn't surprise me much, could be the house bots or anything , really
while some are saying Yobit is scam , I'd prefer to call this exchange shady - they did have a history of support going AWOL for months and accounts blocked for some weird reasons
but hey , people bet at freebitcoin with a 5%! house edge dice , so you never really know
one thing I know for sure: you will never see my name on that screenshot 

[leowonderful]

don't think anyone in his right mind would bet consistently with a 4% house edge
but with Yobit it doesn't surprise me much, could be the house bots or anything , really
while some are saying Yobit is scam , I'd prefer to call this exchange shady - they did have a history of support going AWOL for months and accounts blocked for some weird reasons
but hey , people bet at freebitcoin with a 5%! house edge dice , so you never really know
one thing I know for sure: you will never see my name on that screenshot  

That's certainly true, but at the same time there's plenty of people even with large balances that don't know a ton about gambling and end up rolling high amounts even on places like Yobit. The site's indeed shady, but they've got plenty of presence around these forums and elsewhere as well, so I wouldn't be surprised if there's truly large players using the site.

One thing that makes me very suspicious about this is that these people are supposedly gambling so much coin on a dice site that isn't even provably fair. Doesn't make a lot of sense to gamble on YoBit if there's a potential they could be rigging rolls. At the end of the day, there's really no way to know for sure. I certainly won't be touching YoBit anytime soon either way.

[stomachgrowls]

don't think anyone in his right mind would bet consistently with a 4% house edge
but with Yobit it doesn't surprise me much, could be the house bots or anything , really
while some are saying Yobit is scam , I'd prefer to call this exchange shady - they did have a history of support going AWOL for months and accounts blocked for some weird reasons
but hey , people bet at freebitcoin with a 5%! house edge dice , so you never really know
one thing I know for sure: you will never see my name on that screenshot 

I would rather spent up some dollars betting on a hi-lo game with 5% HE than on Yobits dice game.
When we do compared out their credibility then theres no doubt that people will mostly trust up Freebit.co than into this shady exchange.
They had been shady since they were operating, how would people would got confident on the fairness of their dice? So to speak that there
were lots of dice sites which are reputable and way more trustable than on this one.People never ever learn.

[shoreno]

don't think anyone in his right mind would bet consistently with a 4% house edge
but with Yobit it doesn't surprise me much, could be the house bots or anything , really
while some are saying Yobit is scam , I'd prefer to call this exchange shady - they did have a history of support going AWOL for months and accounts blocked for some weird reasons
but hey , people bet at freebitcoin with a 5%! house edge dice , so you never really know
one thing I know for sure: you will never see my name on that screenshot  

I would rather spent up some dollars betting on a hi-lo game with 5% HE than on Yobits dice game.
When we do compared out their credibility then theres no doubt that people will mostly trust up Freebit.co than into this shady exchange.
They had been shady since they were operating, how would people would got confident on the fairness of their dice? So to speak that there
were lots of dice sites which are reputable and way more trustable than on this one.People never ever learn.

lol you got a point there but freebit really have a 5% percent house edge ? wew that alot but i still keep on claiming and playing my wins on there but on the yobit gambling games , i have never experience playing on them although im aware that they are also old enough to be trusted despite of having some  negative issues  . and yes , there are many alternative gambling sites out there that have leser edge and much better interface and service compare to them .

[Ranly123]

I once saw a guy bet 50BTC every time on bitdice.me in 2015. For us, that bitcoins is a lot of money but it is nothing to him.
So I believe what you saw is real.

For BitDice gamblers to bet that amount, I would say it's true since this site has salready established and bitcoin during 2015 is not that high priced. So 50btc during that time is not that big amount to deal with. What makes this post interesting is that it's coming from site which is full of controversy. I would think that it's a bot or some people which is paid to lure people to try their site.

[AmoreJaz]

Its real users complain that they can not withdraw from YoBit so they play dice with stuck money 

Seriously? Or you were just trolling?

If what you said is true, then that's a shame for yobit but are they really real players? There may be high rollers in the field of gambling but I didn't find yobit as a legit one for gambling. Maybe in some other casinos you could see such high stake rollers when the more time you spent in different casinos.

actually im not surprised with the amount of btc used to bet in yobit dice. there are high rollers in that exchange. and that amount actually is small.
i have read countless complaints on yobit, but as a user of that exchange from time to time, i really havent experienced any problem with them, trading or withdrawal. so i cant really say bad things towards them.