It is illegal to invest in Bitdice if you are from the USA.
>>3260165
There was a thread yesterday that Bitdice was mentioned. I went to buy in today and it said US residents are forbidden or something like that. I am a noob. Is this for real?
>>3260195
It's for real, but I'm not sure what would happen. I'm interested in this too.
I guess you could just use a VPN.
There's a million sites where you can already gamble with BTC/ETH/other shitcoins. Why would I want to buy their shitty ICO?
>>3260217
any suggestions on good VPNs?
I'm curious why Bitdice had the wording. I'm new to crypto and liked what I read yesterday. Unfortunately, the thread died. Do other cryptos have that policy. If anybody who works for Bitdice reads this, please respond. Thank you.
So? Just tick the box that says you aren't American
How the fuck are they gonna know
>>3260245
Because they actually make a profit, and will give 70% of it to token holders
>>3260165
Don't get scammed bros, the developers are anonymous for a reason. Report and sage this thread.
>>3260390
>this
+ there is a 25mil hardcap look at other casino tokens (Etheroll has a $28,828,761 MCap/
Edgeless $58,671,054 )
Bitdice is techwise better than Etheroll.
Edgeless only pays 40% to tokenholders and is seriously fucked up.
So Bitdice should be a solid investment.