Latest Bitcoin Casino News: BetKing Relaunch, CashBot Cashes in on WSOP

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Jul/11/2017

Online cryptocurrency casino BetKing on Tuesday announced a relaunch on its new platform set to occur August 7, 2017.

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An ICO campaign is set to take place August 7, 2017, and go on until September 4, 2017. The BetKing ICO will offer investors and patrons an opportunity to support the relaunch by purchasing BetKing Bankroll Tokens.

The soon to be launched updated version of BetKing will offer new, provably fair casino games like Blackjack and Roulette while supporting Ethereum and Litecoin. 

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Online Cryptocurrency Casino BetKing Set to Relaunch New Platform Following the ICO, Starting August 7, 2017

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With this year’s World Series of Poker Main Event now the third biggest in history, and biggest since 2010, many companies are looking to cash in.  These include those in the Bitcoin space.

CashBot, a bitcoin trading operation, is offering to convert WSOP players’ cash winnings to the cryptocurrency for a 7.9 percent fee. Losers needing more cash can sell their bitcoin to CashBot for a 5.9 percent fee.

“Poker players can run into liquidity issues while traveling,” said Alex Pryor, a WSOP player who founded CashBot last month.

Pryor said clients have mainly been converting sums more than $10,000. Peter Klamka, owner of Bitcoin Direct LLC, said monthly turnover at his bitcoin ATM near the Rio rises to about $50,000 from $20,000 during the WSOP period.

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