Bitcoin Player Takes Home $255,000 With "Milestone" Casino Win
A player on CloudBet, which could win the biggest Bitcoin casino ever, ran away with $255,000 worth of coins.
An online gambler has won 160 BTC in one go, the single biggest jackpot bill in Bitcoin's history.
The player, who left with Bitcoin worth $255,000 at its current price, got lucky at Troll Hunters, hosted by Bitcoin Casino Cloudbet.
The casino announced its "miracle victory" in an exclusive press release on Friday.
"For us, this represents a new era for the relentless growth of Bitcoin gambling," said Leandro Rossi, Head of Cloudbet Operations.
"[Bitcoin] is faster, easier and safer, so big winners can get paid immediately. This attracts players, providing more liquidity and enabling higher restrictions than many Fiat operators. We welcome high rollers, so we are happy to see this happen and would love to see the record broken again."
The unnamed player opened the session with a starting bet of 0.16 BTC ($188) representing a profit of about 136,000%.
Cloudbet declined to respond to CoinTelegraph's request for further comment.
Meanwhile, bitcoin gambling continues to gain popularity, with new services regularly joining the market. Most recently, Seymour B.V., an umbrella group that owns popular resources, including Bitflutos, launched AdmiralSpot.com with the aim of introducing "the most modern" technology into Bitcoin-only gaming methods.
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An online gambler has won 160 BTC in one go, the single biggest jackpot bill in Bitcoin's history.
The player, who left with Bitcoin worth $255,000 at its current price, got lucky at Troll Hunters, hosted by Bitcoin Casino Cloudbet.
The casino announced its "miracle victory" in an exclusive press release on Friday.
"For us, this represents a new era for the relentless growth of Bitcoin gambling," said Leandro Rossi, Head of Cloudbet Operations.
"[Bitcoin] is faster, easier and safer, so big winners can get paid immediately. This attracts players, providing more liquidity and enabling higher restrictions than many Fiat operators. We welcome high rollers, so we are happy to see this happen and would love to see the record broken again."
The unnamed player opened the session with a starting bet of 0.16 BTC ($188) representing a profit of about 136,000%.
Cloudbet declined to respond to CoinTelegraph's request for further comment.
Meanwhile, bitcoin gambling continues to gain popularity, with new services regularly joining the market. Most recently, Seymour B.V., an umbrella group that owns popular resources, including Bitflutos, launched AdmiralSpot.com with the aim of introducing "the most modern" technology into Bitcoin-only gaming methods.
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