Here's a suggestion: as I hit 'w' and 's', remember the last thing I set the payout to, and each time, set the payout as close to that as you can. Think of it as my "target" payout multiplier. Currently if I hit 'w' a few times, the payout drifts away from 2 to 1.999xxx, but then when I hit 's' and get back to my starting bet, the payout doesn't change back to 2, even though it could.
We have just implemented your suggestion Doog. Thank you again!
Previously you also mentioned about transaction history not being updated until you refresh the page, it is automatically updated now
- Investment feature is removed for new players.
luckily i am one of the first players so i still have invest option on my account
Investing in dice sites can be very risky as you will need to trust the owner of the site to not only not run away with the bankroll but also not to bet against the bankroll themselves (with advance information about if a bet will be a winner or not).
Seems like no matter how many times we say that we will be different. We can't run from this judgment because the act of our predecessor.
So instead of arguing, I'll try to be as objective as possible here and putting myself in the investor's shoes (I was an investor too). If I were the investor, I'll try to answer these question first before deciding to invest: 1. Looking at the site, is it financially worth it for the owner to do that? (check the bankroll amount, site's quality, and using your intuition try to estimate the site's potential future revenue), 2. Looking at the site's owner behavior, do you think you can trust them?, 3. Look at the site's past performance and guess the future investment profit and site's growth, 4. From the answer of question (1), (2) and (3) decide how much trust in term of coin you think worth investing.
