Well as long as someone else who is trusted does the code audit
Reliable Dev + a Reliable inspection
That way its all pretty much verified beforehand

I want to invest (bank) in dicebitco.in...... but I don't know if i can trust in you guys (Skipping rolls issue ) or in the new owner of the site.
 

Even if you missed all the scam/running away with funds posts, Why would you want to invest in a site which is shutting down?

IMO, you shouldn't advise people to keep investing in new dice sites that have no reputation and no verifiable details. Unless you know someone personally or you are cashed up and willing to part with your money I'd be extremely careful in randomly investing in sites which you cannot be sure are not scams.

Thanks for the info 
Yes, i'm thinking in invest in some gambling site.

PRC & win88 looks good.... to be true.

thanks

check pages back.

His feedback page :

Skipping rolls and fucking up withdraws.

Beware!

Their provably fair dice site was caught in the act of cheating by skipping "nonces" - if a user's next bet was due to be a win, the site would skip that roll and give them the next one instead (which may also have been a win).

They claim the malicious code was written by a rogue new employee, but even if that is true it is a gross error to allow code from a new untrusted employee onto a live server where large amounts of coins are gambled.

I don't know if it's true... i'm new here.

Is there a simple way to verify if a dice site is cheating this way?

I believe win88 has stopped taking investment for quite some time already. If you go to the invest page, it just shows a message "Invest_Closed" there.

Be careful. The last two sites I trusted both ended up going bad.

They were both actively being developed, with friendly owners who interacted with the community.

They were also both provably fair.

One started cheating (provably fairness doesn't mean you can't cheat, it just means people can notice if you do cheat).
The other just disappeared one night.

I've no idea how to tell which sites are legit and which aren't.

I guess a good first step would be to check the owners' histories on the web of trust. Do the bikini guys even have web of trust accounts?

It doesn't really matter what percentage of the bankroll you control.

All that matters is how often the bankroll gets "turned over".

If the bankroll is 5 BTC and 10 BTC is bet each day, you can expect to make 2% profit per day.
If the bankroll is 5000 BTC and 10k BTC is bet each day, you can still expect to make 2% profit per day.

In those two cases, your 3 BTC investment is going to have hugely different levels of "dilution", but it doesn't make any difference to your expected profit.

In other words there's not much point being 50% of the bankroll if nobody bets on that site.