Don't let pajeet haters FUD you.

[Anonymous No.6632881]

>Provably fair online games have existed for a very long time without on chain games
Players being able to deposit directly into smart contracts allow for completely trustless gaming; zero chance of being exit scammed or not paid properly. In addition, provably-fair RNG does not necessarily mean the gameplay is provably-fair. The random number is always be fair, but the way in which that number is implemented in calculating a final outcome may be manipulated, if that number is used at all. Of course if you know how the number should have been used, you'll be able to see that you've been scammed, but that doesn't change the fact that provably-fair RNG does not guarantee provably-fair gameplay. When someone plays a game using a smart contract, they know the exact rules for which the randomly generated number will be used and it can't be manipulated.

>Every casino that exists will prefer other 3rd party games due to their cheapness and ease of use
FunFair is providing free licensing to use their product (instead of charging anywhere from $100,000 - $300,000 and a cut of annual profits between 10-35% like traditional gambling software platforms) and it's cheaper to host than any other solution because casinos don't need their own gaming servers. Not to mention that casino operators will be able to set up and customize FunFair's games in just a few clicks.

[Anonymous No.6633532]

I dunno man, provably fair crypto casinos that pay out quick already exist.

I have 90k FUN and I dunno if I should sell or hodl.

[Anonymous No.6633545]

FUN TL;DR

Provably fair gambling (saves billions in lawsuits)
Over 12 playable games (the next biggest gambling coin has 2). It has over 20 in development, whereas most others aren't even aiming for 10.
Not a casino - it's technology the casino adopts and adds their own spin to. Every other gambling coin is an actual casino that adopters have to assimilate themselves into and gives the casinos buying in no freedom.
Uses state channels, meaning that you can pay one (1) initial transaction fee and then you can play all day if you wanted without any fees.
Crypto guarantees that you can cash out your winnings in minutes - hours. Online casinos can currently take weeks at a time to cash out your earnings, and they can even be frozen. This is a big thing for both the casino and the consumer, as it cuts down on manpower needed to process the transactions, and the consumer doesn't get JUSTed while waiting for their money.
29 team members, which is more than 3x the next highest gambling coin. This will be almost doubled to 50 very soon (with even more planned after), which puts it at 10x the next highest. A number of the members are poached from big casinos (like David Greyling, whom was a high executive at the biggest online casino, William Hill)
The actual team behind it is likely the best team in all of crypto (seriously, look that shit up). They all have connections to casinos, all have been in the gambling/online gambling business for over 20 years
License is pretty much in the bag (only other gambling coins that have licenses are in shitlands that don't let you do anything, anywhere, and anyone could have gotten)
CEO is the guy behind Starfox lmao
Best memes
https://youtu.be/IItTUaRCvDI?t=475 (look at 7:58 lmao, this is some illuminati-tier shilling)

Buy the dip, we were at a 18 - 19c, which was still going up even after two major pumps, before the Korea fud and whales have kicked in to capitalize since it's so close to ICE, it's not that the coin has lost any steam.

[Anonymous No.6633571]

>>6632881
So many fudders mean only one thing

[Anonymous No.6633575]

Rundown on why you need to chill, DYOR, and just wait:

Feb 8th ICE - being shilled to casinos
Late Q1 - early/mid Q2 - casinos can use the tech

Any other pumps are just a bonus.

If you actually follow marketcap in crypto like a moron and require the maths to add up to buy in, it's a $5B marketcap for $1 FUN. Online gambling is $60B, which doesn't include the online gambling options like CSGO, and it definitely doesn't include the people who refuse to gamble when something isn't provably fair. Gambling (not online) is over $240B in the US /alone/, ie. no Asia.

Remember that ICE has over 15k people on average, and over 8.5k of those are representatives of gaming and gambling companies. Literally all it takes is one major casino to buy in early to get as many coins as possible before they raise in price, and they alone will pump us up to $1. It only takes one small casino + investors who react to the news. It only takes Asians even fucking learning about it. Even $10 is proven achievable with the current marketcap, and when coins start getting burned from being used, it'll be that much easier to hit those kinds of highs.

Casinos also have additional reason to purchase the coin in the form of dividends, as they can loan FUN to other casinos for guaranteed returns through contracts. This means they can buy as much as they want as soon as possible (ie. the second ICE hits us), and they'll never be at risk of being unable to use some of the coins they've purchased for a few years, as they can just loan the excess to other people. Also, I keep saying 'casinos', but literally any random shitter with a bar can now have online gambling as an option with FUN. This is a huge selling point for Asians as well, due to their internet cafes being able to get in on it.

Finally, the team is likely the best team in all of crypto (look up their background), they'll almost double their employees to 50 soon, have connections to casinos, and have no real competitors.

TL;DR Chill out

[Anonymous No.6633631]

read >>6624491

I'm doubting FUN guys, and I am not kidding.

[Anonymous No.6633877]

>>6633631
The guy in that thread's a moron who just pretends everything wrong with his bullshit was never said
If you don't have faith in the project, sell

[Anonymous No.6633905]

>>6633631
If you're doubting, sell. Go ahead. We won't give a fuck in feb once we 10x.

[Anonymous No.6633941]

>>6633631
>Pump once he sells

[Anonymous No.6634011]

>>6633631
I was the one who wrote what OP posted, it was directly in response to that thread. I should have noted that provably-fair RNG is only verifiable after the fact, meaning the generated "random" number could end up being illegitimate (provably-fair in this context means that you will be able to see that a number wasn't a true result, it doesn't prevent the issue from occurring in the first place). My main point is that FunFair uses smart contracts to make it clear that both the RNG and manner in which said number is used is verifiable and fair even before playing.

[Anonymous No.6634124]

>>6633631
I was the one who wrote what OP posted, it was directly in response to that thread. I should have also noted that provably-fair RNG is only verifiable after the fact, meaning the generated "random" number could end up being illegitimate (you will be able to check if a number wasn't a true random number, but this doesn't prevent the casino from cheating in the first place).

FunFair uses smart contracts to make it clear that both the RNG and manner in which said number is used is verifiable and fair even before playing so that there is zero possibility of being scammed.

[Anonymous No.6634169]

>>6633631
I was the one who wrote what OP posted, it was directly in response to that thread. I should have also noted that provably-fair RNG is only verifiable after the fact, meaning the generated "random" number could end up being illegitimate (you will be able to check if a number wasn't a true random number, but this doesn't prevent the casino from cheating in the first place).

FunFair uses smart contracts to make it clear that both the RNG and manner in which said number is used is fair even before playing so that there is zero possibility of being scammed.

[Anonymous No.6634176]

Sup bros. We're gonna make it

[Anonymous No.6634187]

>buy FUN
>receive SAD

[Anonymous No.6634216]

I'm having fun