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A player won 160 BTC in a single round from a stake of just 0.16
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A player won 160 BTC in a single round from a stake of just 0.16 and went on to rack up a 216 BTC session balance (equivalent to over $255,000). Cloudbet have described this as “the biggest single spin win we’ve ever seen on our platform.”
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March 9, 2017 – A Cloudbet casino player won a whopping 216 BTC in total prize winnings this week whilst playing Troll Hunters, a game provided by IGA Slot Provider of the Year: Play’n Go.
The 1,000 to 1 spin took place earlier this week, whilst, concurrently, the bitcoin currency has been buoyed by optimism over the US securities ETF decision. Both factors helped one player to over a quarter of a million dollars in total winnings; the win is equivalent to USD $255,312 at today’s exchange rates.
Online gambling has proven popular with bitcoin’s rapidly growing community over the years. Now four years old, Cloudbet.com has a reputation for some of the highest limits in either the fiat or bitcoin world. Cloudbet Head of Casino, Leandro Rossi commented:
We specialize in high limits across both our casino and sportsbook, but this is the biggest single round win we’ve ever seen in over four years of operation.
Commenting on the current state of the market, Rossi continued: “For us, this signifies a new era in the relentless growth of bitcoin gambling. It’s faster, easier and more secure so big winners can get paid instantly. This attracts players, offering more liquidity and enabling higher limits than many fiat operators. We welcome high rollers so we’re delighted to see this happen and would love to see the record beaten again.”
Cloudbet casino continues to provide users with a wide range of casino games including Slots, Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat, Video Poker, as well as global Live Dealer tables available on all devices.
Learn more about Cloudbet – www.cloudbet.com
Play Troll Hunters – www.cloudbet.com/en/casino
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