Redpill me on Etheroll (DICE) What's the actual value

you get a shares of ethroll profits when you hold this coin. Always when someone will lose money there you will get your part.
All casinos are made to beat customers. Its developed for you to lose money there

>>2981685
I know there are some anons accumulating this coin. How much profit do you get for holding this lets say a month?

>>2981711
DICE profits will be split between holders every quarter

>>2981711
The dice are way too expensive now for the tiny dividend you get. Don't bother. People are trying to get you to overpay

>>2981818
Here's the thing. The actual ethroll website has had zero money spent on advertising at the moment and is still quite early in development. The profitability of the token relies on the profitability of the site. If the site starts experiencing more traffic the rewards from dividends will increase accordingly. If you believe this is a project that can grow, early is the best time to buy. It will only cost more to invest in the future.

>>2981894
Yeah i heard the shill shpiel before. They're still too expensive

>>2981911
For what you get right now, you're right. Question is wether you buy it at a fair price for the next rewards period. No idea how much the reward will be next time or how the price of the coin will change between now and then. I can be sure though, that it'll cost more to buy in just before the next period, and the rewards will be higher per coin.

FUN is a very fundamentally sound coin to get in on right now, and it's not even $.02

It is deflationary in value and the dev team is showcasing in Vegas later this year and to asians next year.

Thank me in q3 2018.

>>2983301
This. Bought in ICO and holding until at least 2018, it's a prime coin that hasn't even started gaining any traction yet. In the next token sale in September-October we will see it gain a little more attention so it's best to buy some before then.

>>2981633
It's a shitcoin.

If the Etheroll team actually needed a bankroll they could simply accept ETH deposits to a public bankroll and share profits according to your % of the bankroll. This is what the bitcoin gambling site just-dice did years ago.

There is absolutely no need to make a token. Creating a token just lets the devs get the money up-front for a product that today can't justify the value of the coins. Not like the devs actually need money, a single guy could code this shit in a few weeks. Being on Ethereum also makes the entire project open-source by design. Anyone can copy-paste their code with a few small changes and now they have a competing service.

It's a cash-grab by the devs - like 99% of (((ICO's)))