Chips.gg casino on bitcointalk?

[Chikito]

It is the first time I heard the name of that site. And if I see the image, their site is not ready yet, and we can not find much information about them.

you have to join their telegram. any information you want to know almost there.

It's new and the site is now accessible but I haven't created an account there yet.

It just keep on loading in my browser, or it just because I'm using mobile.

You are late, website done under equipment. Wait 4 hours when they launching as promised.

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[ethereumhunter]

It is the first time I heard the name of that site. And if I see the image, their site is not ready yet, and we can not find much information about them.

you have to join their telegram. any information you want to know almost there.

Unfortunately, I don't use telegram. I prefer to wait for the announcement, so I don't have to install telegram.

It's new and the site is now accessible but I haven't created an account there yet.

It just keep on loading in my browser, or it just because I'm using mobile.

You are late, website done under equipment. Wait 4 hours when they launching as promised.
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So better we wait for that, and we hope that they can launch as promised.

[carlfebz2]

Maybe because purchasing the Teslas ahead of time is a big hassle (especially if they're located in the USA and the customer is in Europe for example), and because AFAIK winners can take a cash prize instead of the Tesla if they don't want to deal with the car.

I am not sure where exactly they are located, but lot of people drive tesla in europe, and there are tesla stores all over the world and eu.
Do you think they are based in US?
More likely they will be registered in Curacao or similar exotic destination.

I agree with you that most of people would choose money instead of tesla, if they could choose.

It would indeed depend on the location of said winner and we know that no one will really dislike that tesla truck in case they do able to win or snitch out that prize but if someone lives on farther country then it would be much preferable if it would be converted to cash/crypto equivalent.

Its just too expensive when it comes to shipping rates specially if the car came from overseas with having that big value.Currently the website does have 700+ active players online, i dont know if those are real users or just a cover up to make it look active.

[Bitinity]

Currently the website does have 700+ active players online, i dont know if those are real users or just a cover up to make it look active.

Such a big number for a new site, just checked myself and there are 1800+ online players now. High roller tab is full of running bets with high bet amount, are they even real? Many users are betting thousands dollar worth of TRX, ETH and USDT. Sounds too good to be true for me to be honest because it is very rare to see whales risking huge amount of money on a brand new site. Surprisingly most of the high rollers are playing with the lowest payout.

[rexxarofmoknathal]

they are still under the development of their casino but i already registered to them already i think they will not miss the chance to open an announcement thread here but i think they are going to do it once their casino is fully functioning.

Yup, looks like their going to bring out a big one, you can even tell from their promo. In any case, it is best to wait until they're fully prepared as first impressions matter and it is best to get it right the first time round. Their reputation is on the line. At least, they'll be able to tell that people are excited to have them on board 

[so98nn]

IDK, but whenever I see these sites claiming prizes something as big 500K or even 100K then it straight away goes into the list of "investments are subject to market risk"  

I mean launching any project with such high prizes means to me two things:

1. Either the owner is very very very very rich.
2. Its simply deception for attracting newbies on the site.

Just think about it for a moment and then tell me you don't get such thoughts unless you are a quick believer of such projects.

I have been reading few posts through the thread, people are like very positive about such projects, may be they think if they are giving away so much money then they must be real. But to prove to be real they should start with small campaigns first, let there be awareness and then followed by such huge prize contests.

[iv4n]

IDK, but whenever I see these sites claiming prizes something as big 500K or even 100K then it straight away goes into the list of "investments are subject to market risk" 

I mean launching any project with such high prizes means to me two things:

1. Either the owner is very very very very rich.
2. Its simply deception for attracting newbies on the site.

Just think about it for a moment and then tell me you don't get such thoughts unless you are a quick believer of such projects.

I have been reading few posts through the thread, people are like very positive about such projects, may be they think if they are giving away so much money then they must be real. But to prove to be real they should start with small campaigns first, let there be awareness and then followed by such huge prize contests.

Nice observation man, I have the same feeling when I see so high prizes, big promises... And usually it's option 2, deception, luring people with high rewards. You are right about everything you said, the most important part is them proving they are real, to do that they should start with small campaigns for limited number of people who can try them and give honest reviews.
To me it's funny how they talk about huge prizes for opening, but they are not open. I don't like that approach, to talk about prizes and they don't have the product yet. If they wanted to make some marketing before opening they should point out something else, not huge prizes, like this it's look fishy.

[shoreno]

IDK, but whenever I see these sites claiming prizes something as big 500K or even 100K then it straight away goes into the list of "investments are subject to market risk"  

I mean launching any project with such high prizes means to me two things:

1. Either the owner is very very very very rich.
2. Its simply deception for attracting newbies on the site.

Just think about it for a moment and then tell me you don't get such thoughts unless you are a quick believer of such projects.

I have been reading few posts through the thread, people are like very positive about such projects, may be they think if they are giving away so much money then they must be real. But to prove to be real they should start with small campaigns first, let there be awareness and then followed by such huge prize contests.

Nice observation man, I have the same feeling when I see so high prizes, big promises... And usually it's option 2, deception, luring people with high rewards. You are right about everything you said, the most important part is them proving they are real, to do that they should start with small campaigns for limited number of people who can try them and give honest reviews.
To me it's funny how they talk about huge prizes for opening, but they are not open. I don't like that approach, to talk about prizes and they don't have the product yet. If they wanted to make some marketing before opening they should point out something else, not huge prizes, like this it's look fishy.

i dont know about you but i find that better because i can prepare for this big event  

. so many big events on the past that i missed because they start without informing the players properly or their time of preparation is only short .  thier goal is  clear and that is to attract gamblers  .  this is the biggest prize ive seen so far aside from freebitco and stake that organize a lambo event but afaik the lambo is worth half than what they are offering here .

[Furious 7]

i dont know about you but i find that better because i can prepare for this big event  

. so many big events on the past that i missed because they start without informing the players properly or their time of preparation is only short .  thier goal is  clear and that is to attract gamblers  .  this is the biggest prize ive seen so far aside from freebitco and stake that organize a lambo event but afaik the lambo is worth half than what they are offering here .

Well this can be said to be a big event because it has poured huge funds into contests and other tournaments with the launch of a gambling site but I think it's also good that this interest can be followed by many gambling lovers, but I don't know whether this gambling site will promote in a signature campaign on this forum because it will certainly spread good news, it's also my first time seeing a $ 500k reward in their opening.

[Saint-loup]

WOW is it a running joke?


https://archive.is/rwJSv

It is the first time I heard the name of that site. And if I see the image, their site is not ready yet, and we can not find much information about them.

you have to join their telegram. any information you want to know almost there.

It's new and the site is now accessible but I haven't created an account there yet.

It just keep on loading in my browser, or it just because I'm using mobile.

You are late, website done under equipment. Wait 4 hours when they launching as promised.

Did they announce a new new new ETA on telegram? Nothing on twitter since August 29 ...  

[Chikito]

WOW is it a running joke?

going well on my pc. Sometime happen to me, just restart browser to fix it. or did you use VPN?

Did they announce a new new new ETA on telegram? Nothing on twitter since August 29 ...  

yes all announcement coming from their telegram.

[kkaroul4]

It works properly and after some minutes or clicking any features "Sorry, the page is missing. Do you want to check if a saved version is available on the Wayback Machine?" also you have already have a lot of online users 500+

[SyGambler]

IDK, but whenever I see these sites claiming prizes something as big 500K or even 100K then it straight away goes into the list of "investments are subject to market risk"  

I mean launching any project with such high prizes means to me two things:

1. Either the owner is very very very very rich.
2. Its simply deception for attracting newbies on the site.

Just think about it for a moment and then tell me you don't get such thoughts unless you are a quick believer of such projects.

I have been reading few posts through the thread, people are like very positive about such projects, may be they think if they are giving away so much money then they must be real. But to prove to be real they should start with small campaigns first, let there be awareness and then followed by such huge prize contests.

the owner is  rich yeah but that's not the point and that's not the main factor for having that 500K$ event
the business model for such sites in general allow them to have good revenue in the first weeks or months , for example the site made more than 500K$ in profit during the first day alone even the site went down a lot due to massive traffic ( it's still having problems but everything should be clear within 72 hours )

[ronaldo40]

is there no official chips.gg announcement yet? the deposit for bitcoin is 3 confirmations which is a little bit longer to wait unlike other casino that only has 1 confirmation and the bitcoin will be credited in your account.

[iv4n]

i dont know about you but i find that better because i can prepare for this big event  

. so many big events on the past that i missed because they start without informing the players properly or their time of preparation is only short .  thier goal is  clear and that is to attract gamblers  .  this is the biggest prize ive seen so far aside from freebitco and stake that organize a lambo event but afaik the lambo is worth half than what they are offering here .

I get what you want to say, and I can only hope this is a real thing! Last time was about some new tron casino, they had huge promises and I had nice amount wagered, with loss of course, in the end they just disappeared and site went offline. The same happened me before too, but now I can't remember the names of those casinos, it was a long time ago.
Only thing I will point out here is that it's ok to be prepared for some big event, and all big events should be advertised, but before big events and big promises I would like to see something real (like experience and reviews from trusted people). Like this depositing and wagering for some huge prize can be a total failure, if site is rigged and you lose, they go offline after some time and there's no prize at all... I hope you understand what I wish to say! But let's hope that all this is real, but before I try it I will wait a bit more.

[Saint-loup]

WOW is it a running joke?

going well on my pc. Sometime happen to me, just restart browser to fix it. or did you use VPN?

Did they announce a new new new ETA on telegram? Nothing on twitter since August 29 ...  

yes all announcement coming from their telegram.

It was not (only) me obviously, the picture has been taken by archive.is as you can see...
Well now it seems to work properly.  

WOW is it a running joke?


https://archive.is/rwJSv
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[famososMuertos]

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I mean launching any project with such high prizes means to me two things:

1. Either the owner is very very very very rich.
2. Its simply deception for attracting newbies on the site.

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I respect your opinion and in fact I share it but not entirely, with that I do not say that I criticize it, on the contrary it helps me to add a third point.

3.- The new face of crypto projects.

I come from the traditional game in the traditional Fiat system, specifically from Poker and with $ 30 you could travel to Las Vegas through a satellite, or being a frequent player to win a car. They didn't tell me, I experienced incredible promotions.

So a project of this magnitude does not surprise me, on the contrary I thought about point three that I mention, but that if, in the background of my mind the options 1,2.

I think we are still in a growth phase in the world of crypto casinos where many entrepreneurs by their own means launch a project with only a few thousand dollars that fail or come to nothing, not because they are bad projects.... as usual they have bit money left for marketing. And in this group you have to include the "rats/scam" who see the blockchain as a block of cheese.

Marketing is fundamental and maybe the crypto world will start to see a 6-figure marketing that it is not used to, but that I am sure is coming in the near future.

[robelneo]

the owner is  rich yeah but that's not the point and that's not the main factor for having that 500K$ event
the business model for such sites in general allow them to have good revenue in the first weeks or months , for example the site made more than 500K$ in profit during the first day alone even the site went down a lot due to massive traffic ( it's still having problems but everything should be clear within 72 hours )

I check the traffic statistics in Alexa since they are new I don't expect them to cross 1 million or lower in just a short period of time, for me traffic is one of the parameters of users and visitors interaction in any site, they are still in a testing period and since they have this huge promotional event they will rely on a word of the mouth, like what's happening now, it's just a buzz on their event no official announcement here.
But they will soon launch one here I'm I'm sure of that and hopefully they will also launch a signature campaign, they are giving a huge money for their event, one big reason to watch where they are heading to.

[Twinkledoe]

I check the traffic statistics in Alexa since they are new I don't expect them to cross 1 million or lower in just a short period of time, for me traffic is one of the parameters of users and visitors interaction in any site, they are still in a testing period and since they have this huge promotional event they will rely on a word of the mouth, like what's happening now, it's just a buzz on their event no official announcement here.
But they will soon launch one here I'm I'm sure of that and hopefully they will also launch a signature campaign, they are giving a huge money for their event, one big reason to watch where they are heading to.

They should have created their btctalk profile now that their site is already up and running. And right now, they already have 1300 users online, that's actually big for a very fresh casino. Is that because of their huge promotional event?

Also, chips.gg should include in their FAQ regarding min deposit of the currencies they are accepting. Also, no gambling license yet as seen from their website.

[panjul07]

I check the traffic statistics in Alexa since they are new I don't expect them to cross 1 million or lower in just a short period of time, for me traffic is one of the parameters of users and visitors interaction in any site, they are still in a testing period and since they have this huge promotional event they will rely on a word of the mouth, like what's happening now, it's just a buzz on their event no official announcement here.
But they will soon launch one here I'm I'm sure of that and hopefully they will also launch a signature campaign, they are giving a huge money for their event, one big reason to watch where they are heading to.

They should have created their btctalk profile now that their site is already up and running. And right now, they already have 1300 users online, that's actually big for a very fresh casino. Is that because of their huge promotional event?

Also, chips.gg should include in their FAQ regarding min deposit of the currencies they are accepting. Also, no gambling license yet as seen from their website.

1300 users online but we do not know how many if them are playing?
Indeed 1300 is big number for a new created site but I do not think it is related to the huge event.
The event itself requires players to wager as much as possible and I do not think that all those 1300 users are playing.
IMO this site looks similar to some older sites like Goosebet and Betfury where they have many online users and huge whales but no one knows whether they are real or not.