Dicing/ Dicing Clans. A major breakthrough, Or a ticking time bomb?

Nice bet you did
But still you can get scammed :s

I think Smith needs to start sharing the love with his staking wins and pass some out to us less fortunates

Not taking all the risks on me to give away just like that afterwarts
You dont win everytime

I've seen a few videos on youtube of people making millions within a number of minutes. It attracts quite a lot of people as it's seen as a quick way of making money. I've got a friend who recently lost 90m cash through a bet. He sold his armour, and guess what.. gambled again. He told me he regretted it but it was just so addicting. So yeah, I do think dicing will continue. There's a lot of demand for it, especially after all these screenshots etc of people with 1b cash etc going around.

If I had the cash, I personally would never get involved. I've never been lucky and I just wouldn't trust anyone else (especially someone I don't even know) with the cash. I know the hosts of cc's have to pay alot of money (I think it's 800m to be ranked in "Liked"'s clanchat) but when there's that amount of cash involved, something is going to go wrong.
I've heard of people getting scammed for millions, which is probably why Jagex won't allow player mods to dice, but hopefully these people will learn from their experience and remember never to trust anyone again.

A mod's perspective, in case you're interested...

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Extract on Dicing Games (Anti-Scam Measures to Protect your GP)

• The Dice Game – similar to the Flower Game, but instead the player uses dice from the Dice Bag (bought from Faruq). The dice are rolled, and the winning player can be awarded a large amount of money. However, many dice game holders use the 100-sided die, rather than the 6-sided, meaning you have a one in a hundred chance of winning. Don't ever give away what you can't afford to lose!

and also

Remember that many of these scams may be carried out in groups - to try to convince you it's real, the scammer may have accomplices who will pretend they got something good from it.