[ANN] bcfreeroll.com - Fair & Free Lottery + PTC

[bcfr]

Hello friends,
recently we've launched a new provably fair lottery project: bcfreeroll

UPDATE:
Jackpot over $20!
Added Paid to Click Program with low payout threshold from $0.1  - cca 100 clicks !
Note:  PTC rewards payable only via TRX!


In simple:
We are rolling lucky number with each bitcoin block. Hit the number to win the jackpot.

What we offer:
chance to win (no deposit)
new draw every 10 minutes
progressive jackpot (starded at $10, currentlly $14)
bonus paid to click rewards
payouts via crypto
own forum community/support
10% Affiliate Commission (on invitees first win)
fair play


How's Provably Fair?
Server seeds in combination with block hash gives the winning number.
Published server seed hashes for fairness check.

Find us at:

bcfreeroll.com

use invitation code: rollout (for extra free tickets)

Looking forward your visit, reviews, comments...
Thanks

[Don Pedro Dinero]

There is one important thing you are not saying in the OP and that is that the way to get tickets is to register on another forum. I'm not clear what your business model is. That we register on the forum and visit some links so that they give you a commission to pay for the prizes? Plus your profit. Good luck with the business but I don't see it clearly and I don't have time to chase peanuts.

[bcfr]

There is one important thing you are not saying in the OP and that is that the way to get tickets is to register on another forum. I'm not clear what your business model is. That we register on the forum and visit some links so that they give you a commission to pay for the prizes? Plus your profit. Good luck with the business but I don't see it clearly and I don't have time to chase peanuts.

Well, that's our forum. Through the registration users gain access to game dashboard. Also way to reach support.

For now we offer just peanuts indeed. Sadly this post was moved to gambling section though our target group is rather PTC and faucet users.

The idea is to build attractive jackpot so our users voluntarily use 3rd party advertiser links to gain extra chance to win.
Offering them a list of providers to choose from.


Thanks for comments. Will update web to say these things clearly.

[bcfr]

Our jackpot keeps growing



Come and seize the opportunity !

Also please note we are brand new. Still fresh for earning extra bonus with our affiliate program.
Invite your friends to earn extra 10% rewards on top of their earnings.

[Cryptsafe]

It is nice having you here, OP. I had to visit your website and see for myself what you have to offer, but it seems scanty, and I see you advertise for free tickets, encouraging prospective visitors to visit sponsored links to get more free tickets. Now my question is this: as you are encouraging the visiting of sponsored links, which is an indirect way of advertising via your website, are you really sure that the links will not be harmful to visitors?  I believe that is a third-party engagement, and it would definitely take you to another website that is totally different from the main website visited. I did not bother to continue to visit as a result of my experience in visiting sponsored site.

[bcfr]

... Now my question is this: as you are encouraging the visiting of sponsored links, which is an indirect way of advertising via your website, are you really sure that the links will not be harmful to visitors?  I believe that is a third-party engagement, and it would definitely take you to another website that is totally different from the main website visited. I did not bother to continue to visit as a result of my experience in visiting sponsored site.

Thanks for feedback,

No, cannot guarantee that. These are indeed a 3rd party links ( it's clearly stated ) but users are not forced to click/visit.
Decision is up to them whether it's worth the extra ticket or not.

What can guarantee is that:
I have personaly tried every single provider (and not found it harmful) prior implementing into system.
All of them are widely used across internet.

The aim is transparency (not trying to do any covert actions here).
It's stated which provider that link belongs to, so user may choose the one he's familiar with.
Users are also encouraged to provide feedback and we will happily exclude any in case of some malicious/harmful activity found.

[Cryptsafe]

... Now my question is this: as you are encouraging the visiting of sponsored links, which is an indirect way of advertising via your website, are you really sure that the links will not be harmful to visitors?  I believe that is a third-party engagement, and it would definitely take you to another website that is totally different from the main website visited. I did not bother to continue to visit as a result of my experience in visiting sponsored site.

Thanks for feedback,

No, cannot guarantee that. These are indeed a 3rd party links ( it's clearly stated ) but users are not forced to click/visit.
Decision is up to them whether it's worth the extra ticket or not.

What can guarantee is that:
I have personaly tried every single provider (and not found it harmful) prior implementing into system.
All of them are widely used across internet.

The aim is transparency (not trying to do any covert actions here).
It's stated which provider that link belongs to, so user may choose the one he's familiar with.
Users are also encouraged to provide feedback and we will happily exclude any in case of some malicious/harmful activity found.

If you claim to have personally tried them all no issues. We hope that it does not turn south in the future because you never can tell if it might be changed as well. You should be constantly checking if you can to see for yourself because of anything happens and it is been tracked to your website, I believe you know what that means and you will have yourself to blame for not doing the right thing and  maybe it might be too late. Do it's best you keep an eye on it to save yourself the stress and your lottery website safe to be running.

[bcfr]

...We hope that it does not turn south in the future because you never can tell if it might be changed as well...

Agree, for that particular reason we have own forum to keep in close touch with users expressing their concerns.