Investing in a casino's bankroll...Still worth it in 2024?

[Bitinity]

I remember the days when online crypto gambling sites offered us the option to invest directly into their bankroll (like the one in my sig).

I didn't know casinos allowed people to invest into their bankroll.
The casino in your sig is crypto games. Did you invest in their bankroll at the time they had the option?
How is one able to tell if they have this type of option. I have read through the FAQ on some casinos which is where I thought this option would be but I didn't find anything about investing into their bankroll.

If you have time to read from the 1st page, you'll find some information about which casinos that provide bankroll investment. When a casino provide this feature, you'll be able to find it on the landing page. Previously I posted direct link to the investment page of 2 gambling site, please find it yourself for the first time if you have never found it before. Not many casinos are still offering bankroll investment, so reading FAQ on casinos randomly will be wasting time for you.

[Abiky]

Since there is only one that offers to invest in a bankroll out of hundreds of existing casinos I don't think it's worth it in 2024, they prefer to have all the profit and not share it with investors they find it more profitable if they have high rollers playing in their platform, so they concentrate on marketing, if you want profit sharing Funtoken and BFG share their profit by staking their token.
This one is worth it is like investing in a casino also.

I guess these tokens belong to decentralized casinos, right? I think there's a higher chance of making profits in a centralized casino than a decentralized one. After all, centralized casinos are the ones dominating the gambling industry. Our options of investing into a casino's bankroll are limited. The only ones I could find are Bustadice, Bustabit, and Bitvest. They aren't as big as the one under my sig, but it's better something than nothing.

With BTC constantly going up in price, we should be able to obtain massive returns in our bankroll investment over the long term. The high network fees is a dealbreaker, though. Especially when you want to deposit/withdraw in/out of the casino. Crypto.Games accepts altcoins, unlike the sites mentioned previously. But it stopped accepting bankroll investments for some reason. Maybe someday they'll change their mind?

[passwordnow]

I guess these tokens belong to decentralized casinos, right? I think there's a higher chance of making profits in a centralized casino than a decentralized one. After all, centralized casinos are the ones dominating the gambling industry. Our options of investing into a casino's bankroll are limited. The only ones I could find are Bustadice, Bustabit, and Bitvest. They aren't as big as the one under my sig, but it's better something than nothing.

Nope, they don't belong to decentralized casinos but they belong to the known centralized casinos as for fun token, it's owned by freebitco.in and for BFG, it's owned by betfury. So, if you think that you can earn more with the centralized tokens, then that should be your choice for them because they're actually from the centralized casinos that are known in here. And those that have you mentioned are the ones known to have the bankroll investments from the forum, I'm not sure about the other platforms outside the forum.

With BTC constantly going up in price, we should be able to obtain massive returns in our bankroll investment over the long term. The high network fees is a dealbreaker, though. Especially when you want to deposit/withdraw in/out of the casino. Crypto.Games accepts altcoins, unlike the sites mentioned previously. But it stopped accepting bankroll investments for some reason. Maybe someday they'll change their mind?

We can't tell but with the logic returns with the bankroll investments is that, if you're going to invest big on them then your return is going to be big as well. And the ones that have invested early like from 2018 onwards, then they were the ones that are in greater gain now. Not just with the price of Bitcoin but also with the profit that they've made from investing into the bankroll of any of those. But, AFAIK, only a few from here have invested into it and got to tracked them.

[AmoreJaz]

Since there is only one that offers to invest in a bankroll out of hundreds of existing casinos I don't think it's worth it in 2024, they prefer to have all the profit and not share it with investors they find it more profitable if they have high rollers playing in their platform, so they concentrate on marketing, if you want profit sharing Funtoken and BFG share their profit by staking their token.
This one is worth it is like investing in a casino also.

I guess these tokens belong to decentralized casinos, right? I think there's a higher chance of making profits in a centralized casino than a decentralized one. After all, centralized casinos are the ones dominating the gambling industry. Our options of investing into a casino's bankroll are limited. The only ones I could find are Bustadice, Bustabit, and Bitvest. They aren't as big as the one under my sig, but it's better something than nothing.

With BTC constantly going up in price, we should be able to obtain massive returns in our bankroll investment over the long term. The high network fees is a dealbreaker, though. Especially when you want to deposit/withdraw in/out of the casino. Crypto.Games accepts altcoins, unlike the sites mentioned previously. But it stopped accepting bankroll investments for some reason. Maybe someday they'll change their mind?

Investing in a casino token depends on the performance of the casino also. The development plans of the team itself is also vital in progressing the value of the token. Right now, it is quite hard to hold casino tokens in long-term basis. In my opinion, better hold your funds in bitcoin. However, such decision is still on you. If you can keep up with the developments of the casino, why not? Because in that case, you can discard your assets before they shut down their business.

Currently, I am not reading much of a recommendation from gamblers here investing in any site in terms of bankroll. Though the familiar ones are bustadice, bustabit and bitvest. Still, how much they are really earning from this investment is not known, at least the percentage of their profit from their original investment.

[Abiky]

Nope, they don't belong to decentralized casinos but they belong to the known centralized casinos as for fun token, it's owned by freebitco.in and for BFG, it's owned by betfury. So, if you think that you can earn more with the centralized tokens, then that should be your choice for them because they're actually from the centralized casinos that are known in here. And those that have you mentioned are the ones known to have the bankroll investments from the forum, I'm not sure about the other platforms outside the forum.

Cool. I'm going to check it out to see if it's worth it. As long as the tokens are profitable, nothing else matters. I guess token holders will receive a share from the bankroll's profits, right? If we had a decentralized casino with such feature, it would've been great. Would you imagine decentralized casinos governed by a DAO in the future? Token holders would be able to dictate the future direction of the project. I know centralized casinos will stil be relevant, but at least gamblers will have a choice.

Exciting times ahead for both the crypto and gambling industry. I sure hope we'd still have the option to invest in a casino's bankroll in the future. The numbers of casinos accepting bankroll investments are limited, but it's better something than nothing.

[redsun114]

Old days used to be different, those were the times when one wouldn't need to verify their identity before they could make deposits and withdrawals in a casino platform even if the amount was very large because there was no such concept back then, and those were the times when one could invest their money in a casino's bankroll and earn a reasonable amount in return for doing that because there were not a lot of investors in those days and casinos used to have smaller bankrolls which was why they used to accept investments.

Current platforms, I don't know all of them but from the ones that I have used and know, Blackjack.fun does have an option for their customers to make investments, I haven't tried it so I don't know the percentage they are sharing but you can give it a try and see if it suits your desires.

[Abiky]

Old days used to be different, those were the times when one wouldn't need to verify their identity before they could make deposits and withdrawals in a casino platform even if the amount was very large because there was no such concept back then, and those were the times when one could invest their money in a casino's bankroll and earn a reasonable amount in return for doing that because there were not a lot of investors in those days and casinos used to have smaller bankrolls which was why they used to accept investments.

Current platforms, I don't know all of them but from the ones that I have used and know, Blackjack.fun does have an option for their customers to make investments, I haven't tried it so I don't know the percentage they are sharing but you can give it a try and see if it suits your desires.

Yeah. Those were the days. Investing in a casino's bankroll without KYC was one of the features that made crypto casinos different from their Fiat counterparts. I guess increasing regulations in the crypto industry led many casino operators to remove the option. Aside from the fact that most of them have large bankrolls (which means they don't need direct investments from crypto "hodlers").

At least, not all hope is lost. We still have Bustabit, Bustadice, and Bitvest. I'm yet to try the Blackjack.fun website you've mentioned. Hopefully, we'd get to see more options with the advent of decentralized gambling. Who knows if you'd be able to earn bankroll profits just by "hodling" the decentralized casino's token? To avoid scrutiny from the regulators, it's best to design something like this in a discreet way. The future can't be predicted, so let's hope for the best.