Crypto Casino with bankroll invest wanted

[suzanne5223]

Reputable casino with bankroll investment feature wont scam people, lets say they are going to close the service then they will inform their investors so there will be a time given for the investors to take their invested money.
Of course the worse case may also happen, so when it comes investing in casino's bankroll, people should always invest what they can afford to lose only.
Not only that casino may turn into scam later but there is also a chance of casino getting hacked and the bankroll stolen.
This investment can be said as a good long term investment but the risk is always there.

You have a point, as we have a casino on this forum that did the exact thing you explained. However, this is an investment, and there's nothing wrong with playing safe by going for a reputable casino we have on this forum, which offers such services, because it will be easy to be aware of their new developments, etc.

[gunhell16]

Check bustadice, bustabit, cryptogames, bitvest, mintdice. Avoid freebitcoin.

The trend is moving, I don't see any new casino offering bankroll investment anymore, instead they offer their own tokenized asset. It could be token or NFT.

Casinos who sell their tokens are bc.game, shuffle, blackjackfun, rollbit etc.
Casinos who sell their NFTs are metawin and rollbit.

Honestly, I just found out that there are NFTs being sold on metawin and Rollbit, because the only thing I know is that they have native tokens in the casinos you mentioned and then Betfury,
as far as I know, has its own native token, which is BFG.

Then I haven't tried that thing called bankroll investment. I just found out about it now, because I don't think about anything else when I play online gambling here except to have fun
and sometimes I hope to get lucky, that's all.

[r_victory]

If I'm not mistaken, Whale Casino also has its own token or is about to launch one. I confess, I wasn't aware of the possibility of investing in the casino's bankroll and earning a share of the revenue. I'll look into it; I found it quite interesting...