twentynine.io | No KYC • Provably Fair • PVP and House Games

[twentynine.io]

Welcome to twentynine.io
No KYC • Provably Fair

Hello BitcoinTalk!

We're introducing twentynine.io — a game club for strategy, quick decisions and a little suspense.

Find your game

• Twenty Nine — Four players. Two teams. Bid, choose trump and work with your partner in this classic 32-card game.

• Russian Roulette — Six virtual slots, with Player vs Player and Player vs House modes.

• FORK — Choose the safer or riskier path. Take another step or cash out after a successful step.

• Flight — Follow the rising multiplier and cash out before the round ends. Set an automatic target or make the call yourself.

No KYC
We don't ask for identity documents. Email is optional for account creation.

Provably Fair
Use the built-in Fairness tools to check completed game proofs and verify recorded results.

We'd love to hear which game you try first. Questions about the rules, verification tools or your experience are welcome in this thread.

Visit twentynine.io

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[Slow death]

Welcome to the forum. I honestly have to wonder why you rushed to launch this site, as it doesn't look like a platform for a serious business. It resembles the kind of amateur project someone might build to test their skills while just starting a web development course; the design is extremely basic to the point where it’s not even clear that it’s actually a casino. I don’t see a license, which means it’s an unlicensed operation.

Regarding your business model: did you conduct any market research before setting this up? From what I’ve observed here on the forum and across social media, people who engage in gambling prefer convenience and variety they want to visit a casino that offers games like Plinko, Sweet Bonanza, Gates of Olympus, or Waylanders Forge. Users expect a wide selection of games. By offering only a single game with such a rudimentary design, it’s highly unlikely you’ll attract many customers and the lack of a license only makes matters worse.

People will inevitably think: " If they didn't have the funds to build a professional-looking site or to obtain a license, they probably won't have the money to pay us out if we win " I can’t blame them for thinking that honestly, that’s exactly what I’m thinking myself when I look at your site.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Welcome to the forum. I honestly have to wonder why you rushed to launch this site, as it doesn't look like a platform for a serious business. It resembles the kind of amateur project someone might build to test their skills while just starting a web development course; the design is extremely basic to the point where it’s not even clear that it’s actually a casino. I don’t see a license, which means it’s an unlicensed operation.

It doesn't ask for kyc, so if it doesn't ask for kyc it doesn't have a license. It's like bitvest.io.

Regarding your business model: did you conduct any market research before setting this up? From what I’ve observed here on the forum and across social media, people who engage in gambling prefer convenience and variety they want to visit a casino that offers games like Plinko, Sweet Bonanza, Gates of Olympus, or Waylanders Forge. Users expect a wide selection of games. By offering only a single game with such a rudimentary design, it’s highly unlikely you’ll attract many customers and the lack of a license only makes matters worse.

People will inevitably think: " If they didn't have the funds to build a professional-looking site or to obtain a license, they probably won't have the money to pay us out if we win " I can’t blame them for thinking that honestly, that’s exactly what I’m thinking myself when I look at your site.

I don’t see it as being as bad as you do. It’s a different sort of concept. I like it, given that all the casinos these days seem to be clones of one another. That said, it does seem a bit amateurish and it’ll take time to build a reputation but it’s good to have a variety of offers on the forum.

[twentynine.io]

Welcome to the forum. I honestly have to wonder why you rushed to launch this site, as it doesn't look like a platform for a serious business. It resembles the kind of amateur project someone might build to test their skills while just starting a web development course; the design is extremely basic to the point where it’s not even clear that it’s actually a casino. I don’t see a license, which means it’s an unlicensed operation.

Regarding your business model: did you conduct any market research before setting this up? From what I’ve observed here on the forum and across social media, people who engage in gambling prefer convenience and variety they want to visit a casino that offers games like Plinko, Sweet Bonanza, Gates of Olympus, or Waylanders Forge. Users expect a wide selection of games. By offering only a single game with such a rudimentary design, it’s highly unlikely you’ll attract many customers and the lack of a license only makes matters worse.

People will inevitably think: " If they didn't have the funds to build a professional-looking site or to obtain a license, they probably won't have the money to pay us out if we win " I can’t blame them for thinking that honestly, that’s exactly what I’m thinking myself when I look at your site.

Hi, we already have 4 games there. it's not a single game website (I wouldn't categorise it as casino)

I don’t see it as being as bad as you do. It’s a different sort of concept. I like it, given that all the casinos these days seem to be clones of one another. That said, it does seem a bit amateurish and it’ll take time to build a reputation but it’s good to have a variety of offers on the forum.

Thank you for your feedback.  I really appreciate the positive comment.

[spiker777]

Welcome to the forum. I honestly have to wonder why you rushed to launch this site, as it doesn't look like a platform for a serious business. It resembles the kind of amateur project someone might build to test their skills while just starting a web development course; the design is extremely basic to the point where it’s not even clear that it’s actually a casino. I don’t see a license, which means it’s an unlicensed operation.

Regarding your business model: did you conduct any market research before setting this up? From what I’ve observed here on the forum and across social media, people who engage in gambling prefer convenience and variety they want to visit a casino that offers games like Plinko, Sweet Bonanza, Gates of Olympus, or Waylanders Forge. Users expect a wide selection of games. By offering only a single game with such a rudimentary design, it’s highly unlikely you’ll attract many customers and the lack of a license only makes matters worse.

People will inevitably think: " If they didn't have the funds to build a professional-looking site or to obtain a license, they probably won't have the money to pay us out if we win " I can’t blame them for thinking that honestly, that’s exactly what I’m thinking myself when I look at your site.

Is it really necessary to be so negative and judgmental? why would you welcome them and then kick off with this long-ass, negative and discouraging feedback, I my opinion, most of what you said is totally irrelevant. The website is simple but it is not unprofessional and bad-looking. In fact, it is looking way better than a lot of other gambling sites that try to draw extra attention by just using high colors and themes.

To the @OP, I would say: the website design is perfectly fine. don't listen to anyone saying otherwise; as long as it functions as intended, it is good to go. Your main goal should be to bring more and more players. I tried to give a game a try. but there is no active players. so do some good marketing and you'll be sucessfull in no time.. All the Best.

[twentynine.io]

To the @OP, I would say: the website design is perfectly fine. don't listen to anyone saying otherwise; as long as it functions as intended, it is good to go. Your main goal should be to bring more and more players. I tried to give a game a try. but there is no active players. so do some good marketing and you'll be sucessfull in no time.. All the Best.

Thank you for your inspirational feedback. as it is a new website it will take some time to get active players for PVP games. But in the meantime you can try Player vs House games.

[Kavelj22]

Welcome to the forum. I honestly have to wonder why you rushed to launch this site, as it doesn't look like a platform for a serious business. It resembles the kind of amateur project someone might build to test their skills while just starting a web development course; the design is extremely basic to the point where it’s not even clear that it’s actually a casino. I don’t see a license, which means it’s an unlicensed operation.

Regarding your business model: did you conduct any market research before setting this up? From what I’ve observed here on the forum and across social media, people who engage in gambling prefer convenience and variety they want to visit a casino that offers games like Plinko, Sweet Bonanza, Gates of Olympus, or Waylanders Forge. Users expect a wide selection of games. By offering only a single game with such a rudimentary design, it’s highly unlikely you’ll attract many customers and the lack of a license only makes matters worse.

People will inevitably think: " If they didn't have the funds to build a professional-looking site or to obtain a license, they probably won't have the money to pay us out if we win " I can’t blame them for thinking that honestly, that’s exactly what I’m thinking myself when I look at your site.

Don't be so harsh on him. It is his choice to start a unique initiative as he might think it will succeed. Personally I liked the simple GUI design with only 4 games. I am pretty sure that many users became fed up with thousands of games at the point they can't chose any of them. This website is not for slots and I really enjoy the concept.

If he can prove credibility and well promoting the site, I think many will be interested on joining it. And also important not to close the door for additional games.

[ultrloa]

It doesn't ask for kyc, so if it doesn't ask for kyc it doesn't have a license. It's like bitvest.io.

Regarding your business model: did you conduct any market research before setting this up? From what I’ve observed here on the forum and across social media, people who engage in gambling prefer convenience and variety they want to visit a casino that offers games like Plinko, Sweet Bonanza, Gates of Olympus, or Waylanders Forge. Users expect a wide selection of games. By offering only a single game with such a rudimentary design, it’s highly unlikely you’ll attract many customers and the lack of a license only makes matters worse.

People will inevitably think: " If they didn't have the funds to build a professional-looking site or to obtain a license, they probably won't have the money to pay us out if we win " I can’t blame them for thinking that honestly, that’s exactly what I’m thinking myself when I look at your site.

I don’t see it as being as bad as you do. It’s a different sort of concept. I like it, given that all the casinos these days seem to be clones of one another. That said, it does seem a bit amateurish and it’ll take time to build a reputation but it’s good to have a variety of offers on the forum.

Don't see anything bad either with their decision to offer those games currently have. Because they don't need to join the trend just to be called a good casino.

If the management could show that they could handle well their platform and their promotions, many people might get attracted to play their current games.

Maybe for now they to upgrade their site, then make it more attractive. Since looking at the current one seems so dry and not appealing.

[Moreno233]

Welcome to Bitcoin talk. Your announcements is short and straight to the point and want to get explanation to a few points. I didn't see any information relating to registration or licenses anywhere does it mean you don't plan to do that? In addition, don't you think that your platform is too basic and not too attractive in terms of the choice of color and how the entire environment is arranged? Finally, why not add more cryptocurrency deposit options and not limit everything to Bitcoin?

[spiker777]

To the @OP, I would say: the website design is perfectly fine. don't listen to anyone saying otherwise; as long as it functions as intended, it is good to go. Your main goal should be to bring more and more players. I tried to give a game a try. but there is no active players. so do some good marketing and you'll be sucessfull in no time.. All the Best.

Thank you for your inspirational feedback. as it is a new website it will take some time to get active players for PVP games. But in the meantime you can try Player vs House games.

The game i wanted to play is "Twenty Nine." there is an option "Play for fun," so I thought to give that option a try and test the games (because right now I am not able to deposit/invest money into gambling sites) but that game does not support play vs house, so i was left alone "waiting for a table" screen.
Anyway that's not a big problem. I will give it a try another time. once it has active playerbase.

[Haunebu]

Cute little ANN presentation and I really dig the warm, fuzzy site design. Thought this was another Poker P2P site at first, but it turned out to be something different. No license is understandable in this case since it's a small project, but gamblers will be wary of it.

Time will tell if this is truly a no-KYC site or not. What is the house edge of all 4 games op? Also, why 29.io? All the best with your project.

[Free Market Capitalist]

No license is understandable in this case since it's a small project, but gamblers will be wary of it.

Time will tell if this is truly a no-KYC site or not.

That’s how cryptocurrency casinos were in the beginning—unlicensed and without KYC. And most of them operated just fine for years without scamming anyone. However, since there are so few left today, the OP will have to build a reputation to attract customers on this forum.

Take freebitco.in, for example, which operated without a license for nearly a decade—though in the end, it seems they bought some crappy license just to pull off an exit scam. Then there are the Lightlord casinos, which operate without a license or KYC but run things in a rather special way, to put it mildly. We’ve also had casinos that advertised “no KYC” but then requested it, or you’d read the ToS and see that they were allowed to ask for it.

For all these reasons, people on the forum are wary about this issue, which is why I’m saying the OP will have to earn a reputation if they hope to attract customers here.

[Agbe]

You are welcome to the forum. You have a nice announcement thread and the website is simple. But are they all the games you have now? You need to add more variety of games so players can make a choice. And another thing, if it will be possible for you to give a registration bonus for people to test the casino. Finally the way I saw the "whot" game, it should be a game of two or more players and that is, it is player to player (p2p).

Slow death the casino is not bad. It is his own pattern of creating the website. And the registration process is simple. You can use only your username to register or both the username and email. It is a clear No KYC casino because after the registration I saw a place to create a Wallet to deposit and play games.

[twentynine.io]

If he can prove credibility and well promoting the site, I think many will be interested on joining it. And also important not to close the door for additional games.

I will try my best

Maybe for now they to upgrade their site, then make it more attractive. Since looking at the current one seems so dry and not appealing.

I would appreciate if you can give me some suggestions on making the site attractive.

Welcome to Bitcoin talk. Your announcements is short and straight to the point and want to get explanation to a few points. I didn't see any information relating to registration or licenses anywhere does it mean you don't plan to do that? In addition, don't you think that your platform is too basic and not too attractive in terms of the choice of color and how the entire environment is arranged? Finally, why not add more cryptocurrency deposit options and not limit everything to Bitcoin?

It's a small project now, so i don't plan on taking a license at the monent. and also because i want to keep it as No KYC. I will add more deposit options soon.

What is the house edge of all 4 games op? Also, why 29.io? All the best with your project.

2% house edge at the moment and Thank you

For all these reasons, people on the forum are wary about this issue, which is why I’m saying the OP will have to earn a reputation if they hope to attract customers here.

I will try my best

But are they all the games you have now? You need to add more variety of games so players can make a choice. And another thing, if it will be possible for you to give a registration bonus for people to test the casino.

yes, i will add more games. i will consider bonus options for users.

Finally the way I saw the "whot" game, it should be a game of two or more players and that is, it is player to player (p2p).

can you please explain this part. thank you

[panjul07]

Regarding your business model: did you conduct any market research before setting this up? From what I’ve observed here on the forum and across social media, people who engage in gambling prefer convenience and variety they want to visit a casino that offers games like Plinko, Sweet Bonanza, Gates of Olympus, or Waylanders Forge. Users expect a wide selection of games. By offering only a single game with such a rudimentary design, it’s highly unlikely you’ll attract many customers and the lack of a license only makes matters worse.

People will inevitably think: " If they didn't have the funds to build a professional-looking site or to obtain a license, they probably won't have the money to pay us out if we win " I can’t blame them for thinking that honestly, that’s exactly what I’m thinking myself when I look at your site.

I don’t see it as being as bad as you do. It’s a different sort of concept. I like it, given that all the casinos these days seem to be clones of one another. That said, it does seem a bit amateurish and it’ll take time to build a reputation but it’s good to have a variety of offers on the forum.

I have to agree with you, having simple UI does not mean that it is not professional or does not mean that the casino do not have much money to have better UI.
We have some example of casinos with simple UI but they can survive for years such as crypto.games, coinroyale, bustabit, etc.
The same goes for license, although most casinos are now licensed but having no license on start does not mean that it is a red flag because there are still some casinos without license but they can prove themselves to be reputable casino.
Lets give chance for any new casinos to prove whether can be trusted or not, being cautious for some things in advance is not bad but we cant judge a site is good or bad just because UI and License.

[suzanne5223]

I will try my best

You look like someone who already knows or understands how things go on this forum based on how you handle the quoting of comments on this ANN thread, got a copper membership, and how you create a marketable ANN thread.
I like how you are fair for your game, which will give gamblers some level of trust in your gaming service process after they fact check their gameplay results.
In the area where you said you'll try your best in the marketing aspect, reach out to me through dm so we can talk.
You're welcome.

[Kavelj22]

I will try my best

You look like someone who already knows or understands how things go on this forum based on how you handle the quoting of comments on this ANN thread, got a copper membership, and how you create a marketable ANN thread.

Same observation and I guess he is a one man team by saying "I will try". It is not an easy task to handle everything alone even with just 4 games. I support the idea of form a team, especially for promotional stuff. A good manager from bitcointalk can assist in different stages. The op looks like already familiar with using the forum but I don't agree if he plans to manage everything alone. Suzanne you can give him a help hand if he is serious building trust in bitcointalk community. Good luck for both of you.

[twentynine.io]

I will try my best

You look like someone who already knows or understands how things go on this forum based on how you handle the quoting of comments on this ANN thread, got a copper membership, and how you create a marketable ANN thread.

Same observation and I guess he is a one man team by saying "I will try". It is not an easy task to handle everything alone even with just 4 games. I support the idea of form a team, especially for promotional stuff. A good manager from bitcointalk can assist in different stages. The op looks like already familiar with using the forum but I don't agree if he plans to manage everything alone. Suzanne you can give him a help hand if he is serious building trust in bitcointalk community. Good luck for both of you.

yes, your observation is correct. and I have already messaged Suzanne about the help she offerred.

[Obim34]

Welcome to Bitcointalk forum.

You mean, truly no KYC at all times?

Are these the only games available, or will there be more?

Consider a review to set up the password at the same time as filling out username,  no need to create a password in settings separately.

[Haunebu]

2% house edge at the moment and Thank you

2% house edge isn't really competitive though since bigger sites offer similar games with 1% house edge and some like Duel(Upto a certain limit) offer them without any house edge. I feel it should be lowered to 1% to attract more gamblers.

Also, I am still curious as to why this site is called 29.io. Is it joker trump or something else? Interesting name choice whatever the case.