Gamblers what do you think

[mindrust]

Guys, is these following utilities enough to make a online casino stands out among the others?

1. Buyback of their tokens.
2. Revenue shares.
3. And stakings.

Apart from the part that they offer same casino games that we are all used to, this casino project has its own token and it is availbe on the solana blockchain, we all know that on the web2 type of betting platforms you gamble and lose or win, but on web3 like you can get the share of the revenue, what do you guys think? Also isn't this a part of the reason why RoLLBit seem cool?

I don't really like casinos with their own crypto tokens so point 1 is totally meaningless to me.

Revenue shares, I guess you mean profit sharing aka "accepting investors", this is the most important feature to me. If a casino shares their profits with its investors that's a very good feature. I like to play but being an investor is more I like. Who doesn't like passive income anyway?

Staking... meh. Staking is crap. You probably mean eth staking and similar... These coins have no hard cap on supply so staking is pointless. I'd rather prefer interest on btc.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

Guys, is these following utilities enough to make a online casino stands out among the others?

1. Buyback of their tokens.
2. Revenue shares.
3. And stakings.

There are always 5 primary major factors people consider before looking for an online or physical casinos, of which what you mentioned above can never make a casino stand out in the industry, considering the nature of new casinos been launched daily. As what you mentioned are literally secondary reasons people may consider, whereas the 5 primary factors most people look out for which makes it stand out are;...

1. Reputation: When a casino has good reputation both between online and offline community, it always tend to stand out among others.

2. Fast Deposit & withdrawal: When a casino has fast deposit, withdrawal amount, it always tend to make it  stand out to others.

3. Easy to use interface: When a casino has good easy to use interface, it always tend to stand out among others.

4. Customer support: When a casino has a quick response and solutions to complaints made by gamblers, it usually makes it stand out among others. E.t.c


However, majority of gamblers will rather love to have their funds in Bitcoin, to rather a casino tokens.

[_act_]

Rollbit web3 is not a casino it is a centralized platform

Do not confuse yourself, Rollbit is not Web3. Or if I am wrong, get a link that I can connect to Rollbit in a way that I can connect to my noncustodial wallet to fund my account. That is what Web3 is.  But you are right that they are centralized. All Web3 casinos that I have known are also centralized.

[GxSTxV]

I think you are mistaken here, sinxe It doesn’t mean that Web2 casinos cannot create their own tokens or introduce staking and revenue sharing. The key difference with Web3 casinos is that they are decentralized and anyone with a Dapp wallet can connect and start playing without the usual sign up complicated process. This model of casinos are built to reward users more directly, which definitely makes it more attractive to investors. Plus, the transparency that comes with blockchain tech adds another prositve point of trust and appeal. What do you guys think, will Web3 eventually outshine Web2 in the casino space even that the difference is not that big.

[coin-investor]

Guys, is these following utilities enough to make a online casino stands out among the others?

1. Buyback of their tokens.
2. Revenue shares.
3. And stakings.

None of these are. Stake and other top casinos do not have these, but they are doing great and stand out among other casinos. The majority of gamblers are here to play and enjoy and not invest in casinos' tokens. You can easily tell how a casino becomes standout on how they brand and establish their reputation. Top casinos are well marketed, and they have gained the support of the gambling community because of reputation.
The gambling community always looks up to casinos with good marketing because marketing and branding can easily tell that the casino can sustain their operation, and their goal is to be a standout in the gambling industry.

[alani123]

Guys, is these following utilities enough to make a online casino stands out among the others?

1. Buyback of their tokens.
2. Revenue shares.
3. And stakings.

Apart from the part that they offer same casino games that we are all used to, this casino project has its own token and it is availbe on the solana blockchain, we all know that on the web2 type of betting platforms you gamble and lose or win, but on web3 like you can get the share of the revenue, what do you guys think? Also isn't this a part of the reason why RoLLBit seem cool?

I don't really believe in a casino having tokens. If a casino wants to attract investment, let them go though the regulation to get it the proper way. If they get it with crypto they can make a run for it.

Generally also we don't need more shitty tokens. And a casino wouldn't give away a share of their profits if it was certain. So consider that it's something important that this isn't the standard for a reason.

[Cointxz]

Guys, is these following utilities enough to make a online casino stands out among the others?

1. Buyback of their tokens.
2. Revenue shares.
3. And stakings.

This is a casino DeFi part which is not the main selling point of the casino. Casino like Stake which is the top crypto casino doesn’t even have this feature yet still thriving which means this feature is not a casino necessities.

VIP program of the casino makes them stands out against other casino including the regular bonuses such as rakeback from daily, weekly and monthly which is the percentage of the house edge

Lastly, referral program is one solid part of the casino that attracts most of the influencers to recruit players for the casino.

[BIT-BENDER]

Those are features for a Crypto-currency project and not a gambling platform, who would be a gambler searching for a good gambling site to use and consider such features?
So as a gambler I don't think much about those features I am concerned about how the game is, and other quality relating to gambling.

[Silberman]

Those are features for a Crypto-currency project and not a gambling platform, who would be a gambler searching for a good gambling site to use and consider such features?
So as a gambler I don't think much about those features I am concerned about how the game is, and other quality relating to gambling.

Agreed, I could care less if the casino in which I am interested in gambling in has a token or it offers anything related to them, I care about the customer service, KYC policies, fast withdrawals and reputation, which are by far way more important to my experience as a gambler than whatever they may be doing on their business side of things, and I am sure that I am not alone on this, since if I wanted to invest in a coin instead of gambling I already have bitcoin for that.

[Stalker22]

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These casino bonuses can be handy, but lotsa sites offer stuff like that nowadays.  The real difference is gonna be in how its all put together.  To stand out, a place needs killer games, maybe some new ones nobody has seen or be super focused on making using it easy and nice.   

Think about it this way, if a casino has awesome games, pays people fast, and really takes care of customers it will get players even without flashy tokens and complex tokenomics.  But if the basics arent tight - the games aint fun, slow payments, customer service blows you off - no amount of token whatever is gonna keep people coming back. Basically you gotta nail the core stuff first.  Do that and Im betting the rest takes care of itself.

[passwordnow]

Guys, is these following utilities enough to make a online casino stands out among the others?

1. Buyback of their tokens.
2. Revenue shares.
3. And stakings.

Apart from the part that they offer same casino games that we are all used to, this casino project has its own token and it is availbe on the solana blockchain, we all know that on the web2 type of betting platforms you gamble and lose or win, but on web3 like you can get the share of the revenue, what do you guys think? Also isn't this a part of the reason why RoLLBit seem cool?

That feature is the same just as the stocks or share holders having the shares of the company that they have invested. It's a good model because if you can't beat the casino, you can be with them by becoming an investor and holder of their token. But the risk there is also the same with what we're having in the crypto market and that's the volatility of their token. If the casino is doing good, somehow the token is going to reflect on its value per se. Although not at all times that it's going to reflect as it is because you'll see that sometimes it's on its own based on the tokenomics it has. Anyway, the exampled coin isn't doing well in a year chart.

[HelliumZ]

Guys, is these following utilities enough to make a online casino stands out among the others?

1. Buyback of their tokens.
2. Revenue shares.
3. And stakings.

Apart from the part that they offer same casino games that we are all used to, this casino project has its own token and it is availbe on the solana blockchain, we all know that on the web2 type of betting platforms you gamble and lose or win, but on web3 like you can get the share of the revenue, what do you guys think? Also isn't this a part of the reason why RoLLBit seem cool?

Just because a casino has its own token does not mean that casino will be successful. There are many casinos that have been shut down from the market forever despite having their own tokens. There are also some casinos that have their own tokens and have considerable popularity in the market. Having its own currency and giving Buyback, BettingPair, and some other ancillary benefits in that currency certainly creates enough popularity in the casino market.

[livingfree]

Guys, is these following utilities enough to make a online casino stands out among the others?

1. Buyback of their tokens.
2. Revenue shares.
3. And stakings.

Apart from the part that they offer same casino games that we are all used to, this casino project has its own token and it is availbe on the solana blockchain, we all know that on the web2 type of betting platforms you gamble and lose or win, but on web3 like you can get the share of the revenue, what do you guys think? Also isn't this a part of the reason why RoLLBit seem cool?

Those are just bonuses and addition factors for a casino to make and stand the most.

But the most important still I believe is the customer service. They're a customer oriented service and typically, complains about mostly with withdrawals and delays are the ones that are being addressed by the majority of them.

And that's why for me, a casino that stand the most is the one that does have a low percentage of complains about how their services and processes are.

[Hispo]

..., we all know that on the web2 type of betting platforms you gamble and lose or win, but on web3 like you can get the share of the revenue, what do you guys think? Also isn't this a part of the reason why RoLLBit seem cool?

My problem with the so-called decentralized casinos or Web3 casinos which alledgedly work thanks to the deployment of smart contracts in a Blockchain like Ethereum or Solana is the fact most of them are not as decentralized s they actually claim, the smart contracts are coded so they all have a little "back door" for the owner of the casino to use their private keys to pass through the protocol and carry out operations which nobody else as a gambler could be able to do in the first place, some argue it is a safeguard in case the protocol of the casino is interrupted by a serious bug and funds are locked, so the owner of the casino could retrieve all and help gamblers not to lose their money, but either way that turns a Web3 casino or betting book in nothing but a centralized casino/service which uses the premise of Blockchain technology as a marketing model.
The revenue sharing could be tempting to many, but it is also an aspect of those casinos which could be intervened by the master private key held by the owner of the casino.

[Accardo]

The revenue share? That would be grand for players, but it's a waste of time. The money would be sent back to the casino. There'll be no difference with using the wins as a revenue for players. However, the current ad revenue share on other social platforms, could drag in casinos to reconsider this kind of marketing scheme.

Which will get more players who hope to receive revenues for gambling for a period of 2 weeks or a month. Wouldn't rules affect how the sharing is distributed? It'll all favor them, and convert players to complete call gambling a job.

[uneng]

Guys, is these following utilities enough to make a online casino stands out among the others?

1. Buyback of their tokens.
2. Revenue shares.
3. And stakings.

Apart from the part that they offer same casino games that we are all used to, this casino project has its own token and it is availbe on the solana blockchain, we all know that on the web2 type of betting platforms you gamble and lose or win, but on web3 like you can get the share of the revenue, what do you guys think? Also isn't this a part of the reason why RoLLBit seem cool?

No, this isn't enough. There are already different casinos which tried offering their own native tokens, but failed standing out among its competitors. After all, these native tokens aren't profitable for investors on long term, making them worthless if considered as investments. Moreover, gamblers are interested in gambling, not in tokens investments. Meanwhile, neither investors are interested in such tokens, because there are more interesting opportunities in crypto market which don't involve investing in crypto casinos, considering this category of investment has a negative history in our timeline.

The only profitable kind of investment related to gambling industry was bankroll investment in popular crypto casinos, like Crypto-Games and YoloDice. However, it's not available anymore. Anyway, it wasn't enough to make a casino stand out among the others, as YoloDice was closed and Crypto-Games didn't maintain its influence along the years.

[Weawant]

It will be a strategy to get some more players picking the casino as their choice so it's likely a way of getting more gamblers to joining a particular casino as we al know that betting isn't completely a win some game so an opportunity to get back some share of the funds you lost wouldn't be a bad idea and would want to make some hop on, just like you mentioned a casino already. Staking wouldn't be a bad idea same as the revenue share but the buy back token may not sit well with many others though it may depend on the terms anyways.

[Darker45]

I'm not a big fan of casinos that issue their own tokens. That sounds a double-whammy to me. First, you are most likely to lose money in a casino. Second, that casino's token will also most likely lose value over time. Not to mention that the development team owns the largest slice of the token's supply. That's easy and free money for them. 

There are existing casinos that offer cashbacks, investment, and staking opportunities without creating their own tokens.

[Wexnident]

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I still see no reason for tokens in itself. In essence, they're just VIP statuses and if that's that, there's REALLY no need to reinvent the wheel. Just improve the VIP logic that they use. It doesn't need to be a token and not to mention that the token invites a sort of competitive market since the value of it would naturally decrease/increase (more likely to decrease really) in the long run. At that point, unless it has a big incentive (and no, the coin going up is not an incentive imo, it's not guaranteed after all, just a probability), it's not really worth it.

[yahoo62278]

I'd be pretty careful when it comes to tokenized casinos. I haven't seen it work out to well for investors too often. Betking, Bitdice, Betterbets, and many others tokenized their product and screwed their investors over royally.

Does tokenizing mean it's a guaranteed scam going to happen? No, but be careful and invest only what you can afford to lose if they do scam. They're all going to make it sound great, but rarely have they followed through.