Just to correct you about roulette. Maximum win per field is 50 ETH, but you can win more than 50 ETH in a single round if you f.e. bet on RED + Number 23, those are two fields and your max win will be 100 ETH.
OK, I didn't find that in the FAQ, it just says you can bet between 0.0002 ETH and 70 ETH. What's the maximum for Bitcoin (just in case I ever run into it)?
70 eth for the max bet? Are for sure because what I played is basically 7.8 eth at the most highest payout for dice game, I do not know about other games, it must be definitely the same payout. But with such site having 70 eth max payout this mean they got pretty huge bankroll or invested. And if you are curious about the investment, I can tell you the last time I see is around 5.8k eth invested there but giving max 7++ eth payout
It honestly baffles me you have not yet been banned for spamming/posting nonsense comments. So much wrong information in a single post, while even quoting those posts that have the correct information.
Anyway, let's see about this point for point.
70 eth for the max bet?
Nope, as already mentioned, roulette limits a max win per field, not a maximum bet.
Are for sure because what I played is basically 7.8 eth at the most highest payout for dice game
Nope, dice has a maximum win limit, not a maximum payout (the payout is your bet + what you win).
Currently the maximum bet on dice with ETH is 1,083 and the maximum win is 108.33 ETH (a bit more than your 7.8 ETH), which brings the maximum payout to 1,191.63 ETH (combination of max bet + max win).
I do not know about other games, it must be definitely the same payout.
No, it definitely does not have to be the same.
General consensus for the risk crowdfunded casinos should take is that maximum wins per single bet can be up to the house edge of the game.
Sounds complicated, but it actually isn't. It simply means that the maximum win on dice can be up to 0.8% (house edge on dice) of the total bankroll.
As roulette has a higher house edge (2.7% compared to 0.8%, more than threefold), we could possibly offer higher maximum limits there.
Of course that is in comparison to the actual limit on dice, the 108.33 ETH, not your assumption of 7.8 ETH being the limit.
But with such site having 70 eth max payout this mean they got pretty huge bankroll or invested.
Well, I guess, yeah, technically, you are kinda, ok, that's true. I cannot disagree with anything in this part of the post. I'll give you that.
And if you are curious about the investment, I can tell you the last time I see is around 5.8k eth invested there but giving max 7++ eth payout
At house edge limit, 5800 ETH would allow a maximum win (still not payout) of 46.4 ETH (not just 7), which is 0.8% of that imaginary bankroll.
However, that is not where the ETH bankroll is at, because you can check it on the landing page, it's public information, and if you spend 5 seconds before posting to do so,
you would find out that the current ETH bankroll is 21,960 ETH, not your assumed number.
21,960 ETH in bakroll funds allow for up to 175.68 ETH maximum wins at the house edge threshold.
As you can see, CG even takes a little more conservative approach to the dice max win and sets it lower than the industry standard, with 108.33 ETH just being at 0.5% of the total bankroll.
You could have saved you this embarassment if you only would spend 5 minutes reading and checking what you are posting about.
That shouldn't be asking too much, especially if you are in a signature campaign and actually being paid for making these posts.
Also, you probably don't want your posts to be full of wrong numbers, because when people notice that you're wrong again and again, you lose all your credibility.
