What factors make you trust a dice site?

[adaseb]

Basically I think most dice sites make money so they have no reason to cheat people.

As long as they have enough capital I highly doubt they will steal and cheat the users.

[Yuki1988]

i think there should be a tutorial on how a probably fair site works.

and how to check its roll being fair, because I also dont know how to check outside from the nonce #`s being in order. but thats about it, on how i know its fair if it doesnt skip #`s.

If you are not very tech-savvy and have no idea how those hashes are computed, there are some third-party verifier like http://dicesites.com that you can use.

[sandykho47]

1. There are many people believe that site
2. Have great / big community
3. Never had bad history

That's all 

[Yuki1988]

Basically I think most dice sites make money so they have no reason to cheat people.

As long as they have enough capital I highly doubt they will steal and cheat the users.

True that those dice sites should be able to make stable and steady profit with the house edge, but unfortunately some prefer to take one huge unethical profit fast.

If DB didn't scam, it could have become a good competitor to PD, but we know what happened after it got bigger...

[boumalo]

1. There are many people believe that site
2. Have great / big community
3. Never had bad history

That's all 

Would cite being provably fair and having been around for a year or more. You are correct that to be trusted a site needs not to have a bad history and there need not to be red flags either. A red flag could be an incident of payment or deals too good to be true.

[ComboChris]

Basically I think most dice sites make money so they have no reason to cheat people.

As long as they have enough capital I highly doubt they will steal and cheat the users.

I don't really think that's the case that most of dice sites make money, at least not in the beginning, I mean if you're new dice site and you don't have hugeass bankroll behind you, you can go bankrupt easily.

If you don't have a bankroll of 50BTC+, I don't see a reason to open a dice site tbh, I personally don't take sites serious, that launch with less than that and you shouldn't either, because that greatly increases the risk of them scamming

[krishatnet]

Running from a long time
reviews of the site on web
Trust of the owner
If it is new I will check how site design some sites confuse users by hiding withdraw button.

[Sunderland]

Running from a long time
reviews of the site on web
Trust of the owner
If it is new I will check how site design some sites confuse users by hiding withdraw button.

Dont forget about capital / fund from that site.
If we see there is enough / massive btc amount on their hot wallet , i think we will believe they will not scam our deposit.
And review from other trusted member here

[thehybrid]

Running from a long time
reviews of the site on web
Trust of the owner
If it is new I will check how site design some sites confuse users by hiding withdraw button.

Dont forget about capital / fund from that site.
If we see there is enough / massive btc amount on their hot wallet , i think we will believe they will not scam our deposit.
And review from other trusted member here

but how do you find this out, cause i noticed almost all dice sites use a damn mixer, so i dont know how to where it comes from.

primedice is a good example, as I always wanted to know how much the site holds.

[lakepopo]

many people playing there, and how big the community trust...,

[drcore]

Running from a long time
reviews of the site on web
Trust of the owner
If it is new I will check how site design some sites confuse users by hiding withdraw button.

Hiding the withdraw button is some dirty trickery.

If a casino does this, I`d post it so quick in the service announcement. I mean its already hard as is to win in any game, also I agree with your comment on the owner part.

If the owner is bad, then the site itself is bad.

[captainwire]

id trust the site, if it pays out promptly with no wait. also, on the site explaining how I can verify theres no rolls being manipulated etc.

it needs to explain by illustration not by text or a picture setting. Not some, formula that i have to figure out.

[ironlambda]

For me, I don't care about a license at all. I only trust old sites that have good staff supports and good feedback from users.

This is a huge factor to me as well.

It says a lot on the operator on how they handle things done. Or if shit hits the fan, how do they respond. A dice site for me has to to survive 1 year minimum for my btc, or i`ll continue to play on the old ones that already built their rep.

[Foead]

many people playing there, and how big the community trust...,

yes agree
trust is number one

[mailmansDOGE]

many people playing there, and how big the community trust...,

yes agree
trust is number one

I don't think that it matters how big the community is and how much do they trust you.
we have already seen sites like dicebitco.in , that had a lot of btc invested and many people playing on their site running away with people's money. Diceninja is another example.
i think that owners should make their identity public and that's how we can trust them.

[fireneo]

i dont really trust any investor type dice sites anymore besides just-dice.

so as long its not that, im fine with it then i`d have to approve on the other elements mentioned above. Such as the basics of paying out, testing if there is any bugs etc that screws up a roll.

[xuan87]

I don't think that it matters how big the community is and how much do they trust you.
we have already seen sites like dicebitco.in , that had a lot of btc invested and many people playing on their site running away with people's money. Diceninja is another example.
i think that owners should make their identity public and that's how we can trust them.

I just remember that day,... what a experience 


Being trust need time and you need to prove it for being legit everyday.

Receive any suggestion from the expert to give more fair result.

Gathering all community by promoting it

[El Emperador]

If a company would scam somebody, the owners would actually get in trouble.

Very naive idea.

There could be lots of companies that might scam somebody, but the owners don't get in trouble and for several reasons.
For example the company is headed to a nominee, or is located in a tax haven, or is run with a dummy companies structure.

[Mobius7]

Running from a long time
reviews of the site on web
Trust of the owner
If it is new I will check how site design some sites confuse users by hiding withdraw button.

Dont forget about capital / fund from that site.
If we see there is enough / massive btc amount on their hot wallet , i think we will believe they will not scam our deposit.
And review from other trusted member here

but how do you find this out, cause i noticed almost all dice sites use a damn mixer, so i dont know how to where it comes from.

primedice is a good example, as I always wanted to know how much the site holds.

Primedice didn't have any problem paying Hufflepuff his 2000 bitcoin win. I don't think we need to worry about their bankroll unless you are expecting to withdraw a very huge amount.

[masterspirit]

Any dice site that looks sketch, I dont even touch.

But, I really just read on the forums based on other peoples experience 1st then anything else. If a good dice site is already out there, why go anywhere else. They have to prove some type of credibility if anything else.  That usually takes 1 year minimum or more, since nothing in the btc world lasts that long unless they are doing something right.