I don't think they're going to specifically distinguish them from one another. In any event, the more they get the more they're going to spend on legal advisors or otherwise.

I got it, so 15% is a good number I think. Maybe devs can increase it to 18-20% to get more safety. The laws of different countries need to be studied and compared to do that.

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It seems to me that if devs increase legal expenses to 20% they will need to reduce other expenses such as development or advertising, so i think that presented allocation is quite balanced.

We were talking about taxes, not legal expenses. How much of the income devs are going to spend on legal matters is up to them.

I believe yes, all rates, coefficients and results will be available out there, as well as currency conversions maybe.

I think there are alternatives to this project, but from my experience, they don't offer as much flexibility, especially when it comes to ICO and bounty campaign. Definitely better than traditional bookmakers since they offer worldwide support and transparency thanks to blockchain technology.

It seems to me that somewhere they said that no. This is the uniqueness of such projects, don't you think so?

Does anyone know how to implement blockchain technology in this platform?

How is the security and confidentiality of information ensured?