Coredice.io: A New Bitcoin Dice Site Appears!
Gamble with bitcoin, litecoin, and namecoin! Coredice.io is the latest edition to the vast ocean of bitcoin gambling websites. Coredice is a simple dice game similar to SatoshiDice or Just-Dice, but also allows the betting of litecoin and namecoin. Anyone familiar with bitcoin dice-sites will find that Coredice.io contributes few unique additions to the standard game, but that it provides them in a very elegantly cool design. Let's talk features! What you will find at Coredice.io:1% house edge, on par with similar dice sites. Easy sign up and a password-selection prompt. Many dice sites....
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Ice Dice Home Page. Ice Dice is a relatively new Bitcoin dice site that offers similar features to other dice sites. One of the key differences however is that they offer a betting bot for people who like to martingale their bets. Ice Dice offers dice gambling with a 2% house edge. When you first visit the site, the site's blue and white background are simple yet not hard on the eyes or unattractive. Just as many other sites, Ice Dice displayed many of the site's statistics on a toolbar like area at the top of the website. Here you can find total bets, total wagers and investor statistics....
The owner of bitcoin betting site Just-Dice, a rival to SatoshiDice, had a severe moment of panic a few days ago when a user taking advantage of a human error caused him to lose 1,300 bitcoins (around $116,090 at the time of writing). Known only as 'dooglus', the owner revealed on the Bitcoin Talk forum that he had made something of a colossal mistake. What happened was this: a player won a load of bitcoins on the site and asked to withdraw them, dooglus paid out, but forgot to remove the balance from the user's Just-Dice account. The user then gambled - and lost - the bitcoins that were....
With news today that Canada is regulating bitcoin at the national level, gambling websites Just-Dice and Doge-Dice (under same ownership and presumably run from Canada) have announced that they are ceasing account depositing and betting for the foreseeable future. The news comes from the sites' official blog in a post made by a staffer that simply goes by 'Deb': As some of you know and many of you are going to find out, we have determined that the best course of action following Canada's new regulations regarding 'online currency' is to temporarily disable betting and depositing on both....
Gambling is the riskiest form of investment, if it can even be called such, known to man. Casinos worldwide use any marketing tactic imaginable to attract that hallowed sucker born every minute, including giving money to new players, free drinks, and publishing odds. Online casinos, especially in the cryptocurrency space, have the added ability to use what they call a "provably fair" method. This means that the gambler can hash two seeds and determine whether or not the result on the bet was fair or not. In many systems the user is able to see the server hash as soon as the bet is....
Unlike several years ago, when online casinos were too afraid to embrace Bitcoin as a currency for a number of reasons – be it the fear of attacks, instability, or its negative association with criminal collectives, the cryptocurrency is nowadays freely accepted in many online casinos like these, some of which even exclusively offer Bitcoins for their withdrawals and payments. However, the road to using Bitcoin for online gambling wasn’t always as smooth as it is today. How Casinos Changed Their Mind. If you’re already familiar with the history of Bitcoin, or have been following this....