EDGELESS BOARDING

we'll need to fly over that 50 btc sell wall first

>>2703741
>casino license - 25% finished
Gee, I didn't realize governments had progress bars for that kind of thing, how convenient

>>2703741
if the games are "edgeless" the casino makes 0 profit. what the hell are you investing in?

>>2703976
Casino takes a small portion of each winning to support itself iirc, similar to standard exchange fees

>>2704002
that's not "edgeless" at all then. what a shitty marketing gimmick.

smart contracts are open-source by design. once these ICO scamming retards finish their product (if they ever do) anyone can copy their code, remove a few lines of "fee" code, and relaunch. it'd be much better to simply offer the traditional casino games whose edge is built in and most people ignore because they think they can "beat the casino". a straight "fee" constantly reminds you that you are playing a -EV game.

these gambling sites are among the few useful DAPP use-cases. sadly they are ALL going the way of scammy ICO shit tokens.

if the sites were legitimate they would simply allow the public to deposit ETH to a community bankroll and share in the % of profits. simple, effective, fair. but that means they actually have to have a working product in the real world. ICO shit tokens they just need to write a little blog post and hype it and you retards will buy because "LMAO MOON LAMBOLAND!!!"

pathetic.

>>2704083
Some games that are skill based like blackjack are endless but if you play like a noob they'll end up with your money. Other games like roulette aren't edgless because the board design gives the house an edge.

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>tfw you've been holding edgeless for a month now
>tfw 100% gains
this almost makes up for the digibyte crash