This seems cheap as fuck right now (~50% down from ICO) and

This is a shitcoin. The best casino coin is Edgeless

>>3504472
>Edgeless

Sell me on Edgeless, I don't see them doing anything.

waiting on ethbet, sorry.

edgeless is worth 80M and barely has things working after months. ethbet is launching tomorrow and will only let 1M worth of investments happen

so if you want huge moon gains the choice is obvious desu senpai

>>3504487

The chart is moving up

>>3504524
I just read ethbet's whitepaper and here is what they say about DAO.casino

DAO.Casino: DAO.Casino is a recently-funded Ethereum-based blockchain protocol. It is not a
gambling application in itself, however is intended to function as a framework that allows others to
create blockchain-based gambling with a lower overhead. DAO.Casino utilizes a token called BET,
which is required for all interactions using its protocol. The goals of DAO.Casino are to help casinos
move their games onto the blockchain and to encourage on-chain game development and participation
using its protocol. This differs substantially from the goal of Ethbet, which is to provide peer-to-peer
dicing on the blockchain with no house edge.

So why not both?

>>3504487
>Sell me on Edgeless, I don't see them doing anything.


wut.

will be first ethereum casino to have a gambling license meaning they can take fiat deposits directly and they are launching this month.

>>3504856
Edgeless: Edgelesss claims to offer betting on the Ethereum blockchain with a 0% house edge, however several notable caveats exist, namely:

- Edgeless claims their unreleased Blackjack game will have a house edge of 0%, but this only applies if every move and game played by a player is perfect. As a result, they expect the house to profit from this game
- Although Edgeless is partially decentralized (exists on the blockchain), it is not peer-to-peer
- Edgeless does not support ETH, only their own token, EDG, thus you must purchase EDG first to use their platform
- Games such as Blackjack involve large amounts of data stored on the blockchain, and thus the fees paid to execute the involved smart contracts can be high
- Edgeless generates random numbers using their own server off of the blockchain
- No publicly readable changes to their smart contracts appear to have been made for at least several months

Looks like a scam to me senpai.

>>3504909
>- Edgeless claims their unreleased Blackjack game will have a house edge of 0%, but this only applies if every move and game played by a player is perfect. As a result, they expect the house to profit from this game

is this serious or a joke

how do you think casinos make money?

>>3504909
Their smart contracts are like 10% finished and it's not at all decentralized. How the actual fuck is this worth 100m??

You can't even gamble with eth but need to use their shit token

>>3506109
I've been trying to tell people all day this shit isn't worth near $100M. There's going to be some serious news selling.

>>3506155
I'm confused how people can hype their token up this much. For example coinbase raised $100M of funding from VC a few months ago and literally everyone I know into coins uses coinbase. Edgeless raises $100m for literally NOTHING

What is the magic?

Doesn't edgeless offer dividends in the form of a lottery...

Thos sneaky fucks take a portion of the profit and only some investors can get a portion of that through a lottery...instead of equal distribution.

This is why I avoided this shit.

>>3506186
Isn't the whole point of "edgeless" is that there is little to no casino profit? This gets even more retarded every second