Re: Lotteree: a new blockchain-based lottery

[thamisephoenix]

I have seen a lot about Lotteree over the past few days that actually convinced me to take a closer look at the project. A major feature that did impress me is the fact that I do not need to pay a participation fee to actually enter the lottery. Another platform that succeeded in pulling me in was Gexan. Gexan offers users up to 85% of the revenue generated from ticket sales.

Gexan really has to be right up there with some of the best lottery systems I've seen within the cryptosphere. However, do you actually think the team will be able to keep up with the 85% on offer for entire winnings in the long run?.

[olamidey]

I have seen a lot about Lotteree over the past few days that actually convinced me to take a closer look at the project. A major feature that did impress me is the fact that I do not need to pay a participation fee to actually enter the lottery. Another platform that succeeded in pulling me in was Gexan. Gexan offers users up to 85% of the revenue generated from ticket sales.

Gexan really has to be right up there with some of the best lottery systems I've seen within the cryptosphere. However, do you actually think the team will be able to keep up with the 85% on offer for entire winnings in the long run?.

You're right about the possibility of Gexan. It's currently making waves making money for its users. Well I believe for a lottery platform to be sustainable, it has to pay it's users when they win. I believe Gexan will stay faithful