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So if we can't answer it better leave it because it's no fun and we need to concentrate on our gameplay and hope that we are also lucky to have some big wins.There are chances that anyone could win because the winners are not pre-determined so we all have same chance of winning.They are already paid to gamble and maybe to make it more realistic, theyÂll try to participate though for sure they will not qualified to win because they are the streamers and their tasked is not to join that wagering contest but to attract more gamblers so thereÂs nothing to worry about this one. We the real players can all have the chance to win if you do participate, luck should be on our side.I hope so too, and it would be very unfair to all the other players. With money/coins from a sponsorship, anyone can probably win such contests. But that's certainly not the point and would cause a lot of resentment among all legitimate players who have deposited their own money on the platform.Most probably the streamers are not allowed to join the wagering contest as they are for the actual players who normally plays on casino to make it fair as it's in the deal so they earn a lot from deal and views that they don't need contest prize pools.
We don't really know about that. Streamers are being paid for doing their job.
To the extent of using their payments to join the wagering, I'm not sure if they are prohibited, because they are entitled to own the money
and if they choose to use that to gamble, it's their right decision to make not unless they are tied with any rules from the site.
Only the streamers or the team will have the perfect answer to this. We should enjoy though all those perks that are provided by Rollbit team.
I hope so too, and it would be very unfair to all the other players. With money/coins from a sponsorship, anyone can probably win such contests. But that's certainly not the point and would cause a lot of resentment among all legitimate players who have deposited their own money on the platform.Most probably the streamers are not allowed to join the wagering contest as they are for the actual players who normally plays on casino to make it fair as it's in the deal so they earn a lot from deal and views that they don't need contest prize pools.
If so, players with a sponsorship should generally be excluded from all competitions. It doesn't make much sense to allow them: Imagine a wagering contest where a player with coins from the sponsorship is allowed to play (and will win with a high probability) but is not allowed to receive the price for the first place. Sounds very fishy ...I guess they are qualified to join but not to win because it might not be fair to the other players if they will wage the sponsorship coin given to them but instead it's good to gain more viewers if they might participate right more ideal. Unless they will use their main account or main money and have the authorization of the organisation to be part of the event.
Streamers also get paid from ads (not sponsorship, literally ads like the ones we see on TV) on twitch, and they get money from subscribers and donations as well. So when you see someone that gets 1000 people watching, that is not just one income, that is many many different incomes, hell even using certain equipment is sponsorship.We don't really know about that. Streamers are being paid for doing their job.
To the extent of using their payments to join the wagering, I'm not sure if they are prohibited, because they are entitled to own the money
and if they choose to use that to gamble, it's their right decision to make not unless they are tied with any rules from the site.
Only the streamers or the team will have the perfect answer to this. We should enjoy though all those perks that are provided by Rollbit team.
Yes in that type of contests in which you can roll dice more and more to reach a certain outcome it's generally easy with the sponsored funds and streamers can manipulate the games with it if they are allowed to join the contents and other players with limited rolls will face problems.So it's unfair them to allow to enter into such competitions.If so, players with a sponsorship should generally be excluded from all competitions. It doesn't make much sense to allow them: Imagine a wagering contest where a player with coins from the sponsorship is allowed to play (and will win with a high probability) but is not allowed to receive the price for the first place. Sounds very fishy ...I guess they are qualified to join but not to win because it might not be fair to the other players if they will wage the sponsorship coin given to them but instead it's good to gain more viewers if they might participate right more ideal. Unless they will use their main account or main money and have the authorization of the organisation to be part of the event.
In other contests where, for example, the aim is to roll a certain number (various Dice sites had this type of contest "back then"), it is also unfair, because you can simply be more careless with coins from the sponsorship and play much more often, but the chances of winning are correspondingly smaller.
Ok wow, that's very impressive and I honestly didn't expect such a demand. I guess we can expect many more casinos to offer NFTs now that Rollbit has done so exceptionally well.Edit : Rollbit pre-sale sold out in just 24.77 seconds from which you can know the craze of these NFT's
https://twitter.com/rollbitcom/status/1448732621501079564?t=c-RkxjtbPg6ahcMzT-FH2g&s=19
You know NFTs demands ~XD.-snip-
It's Rollbot pre-sale, not Rollbit pre-sale.Edit : Rollbit pre-sale sold out in just 24.77 seconds from which you can know the craze of these NFT's
https://twitter.com/rollbitcom/status/1448732621501079564?t=c-RkxjtbPg6ahcMzT-FH2g&s=19
Can I know how to use those NFTs on Rollbit?Quote10k items.
204 owners
Floor price: 0.234 ETH
Volume traded: 66.6 ETH
With this small time window, you would have to have used a bot to be able to buy an NFT at all?
Quote10k items.
204 owners
Floor price: 0.234 ETH
Volume traded: 66.6 ETH
Cant really blame those people who do really take some blame on bots whenever there's a sale or something correlated to it which people do really end up on missing a sale because it is sold out on seconds but honestly we couldnt really tell if it was the actual reason because you dont know on how many people had been keeping on eye for the said sale.You know NFTs demands ~XD.-snip-
Rollbits say sold out with 24 seconds, is actually you still can get the NFTs with the manual purchase since have a lot time not even need to use the bots. If the sale sold out in around 1-3 second, then you maybe unlucky to not get any NFTs due purchase from all user at the same time could lead some lag or site not responding.
What can we expect on a public sale date? A more cheaper Rollbot or the price will become more expensive?Quote10k items.
204 owners
Floor price: 0.234 ETH
Volume traded: 66.6 ETH
These numbers don't tell the real story. Despite there being 10,000 unique Rollbots, 7,000 won't be available until the public sale date. Regarding the unique owners, those numbers are skewed too, as many people have their Rollbots staked at the moment.
What can we expect on a public sale date? A more cheaper Rollbot or the price will become more expensive?
I hope small gamblers can still own a cheaper Rollbot.
This is already expensive for a small time gambler I guess, though if you see this NFT as an investment and you think you can sell it easily on a higher price then why not consider buying it, if youÂre into Rollbit then it will give you more access compare to an ordinary account. Rollbot hype is good right now, it can increase more in the next coming days for sure so this can be a good investment.What can we expect on a public sale date? A more cheaper Rollbot or the price will become more expensive?
Public sale is on 21th 7pm utc and its $1000 for each. Its double from the presale price which was $500
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